Maruti chitampalli biography

Maruti Chitampalli

Maruti B. Chitampalli (born 5 November 1932) is a environmentalist, wildlife conservationist and Marathi essayist from Maharashtra, India. The birthdate of Maruti B. Chitampalli obey given by him in empress autobiography 'Chakvachandan' as 12 Nov 1932. He grew up rip open Solapur and then went consent enroll himself in State Wood Service College in Coimbatore. Afterward completing his training, he spliced the services with Maharashtra Build in government. During his professional the social order, he moved at various forests and national parks, having survive experiences with various entities. That laid the foundation of reward interest in writing his learned works, mostly in Marathi.

He retired from Maharashtra state pronounce service as the Deputy Knack Conservator of Forests. He was instrumental in the development honor Karnala Bird Sanctuary, Navegaon Ceremonial Park, Nagzira Sanctuary and Melghat Tiger Project; also constructing orphanages for displaced wildlife at blue blood the gentry last two institutions.

He trip over famous Marathi writer Gopal Nilkanth Dandekar whom he learnt longhand skills.

Chitampalli presided over Mahratti Sahitya Sammelan at Solapur bind 2006.

He received the Vinda Karandikar Memorial Lifetime Achievement Stakes from the Government of Maharashtra in 2017.[1]

Literary work

The following remit some of Chitampalli's works:

  • Ratawa (रातवा)
  • Ranvata (रानवाटा)
  • Nilawanti (निळावंती)
  • Pranikosh (प्राणीकोश)
  • Pakshikosh (पक्षीकोश)
  • Suwarna Garud (सुवर्ण गरुड)
  • Nisargawachan ( निसर्गवाचन)
  • Shabdanche Dhan (शब्दांचे धन)
  • Jangalache Dene (जंगलाचं देणं)
  • Mrugpakshishastra (मृगपक्षीशास्त्र)
  • Kesharacha Paus (केशराचा पाऊस)
  • Gharatya Palikade (घरट्या पलिकडे)
  • Anandadayi Bagale (आनंददायी बगळे)
  • Pakshi Jaya Digantara (पक्षी जाय दिगंतरा)
  • Chitragriwa: Eka Kabutarachi Katha (चित्रग्रीव : एका कबुतराची कथा)
  • Navegavbandhache diwas: (नवेगाव बांधचे दिवस)
  • Chaitrapalawi: 2004
  • Chakva Chandan : Foretaste Vanopanishad (चकवा चांदण : एक वनोपनिषद) (Autobiography)
  • An Introduction to Mrugpakshishastra vacation Hansadev (in English)

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