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Sunil Mehta
Mr. Sunil Anil Mehta is the MD of Mehta Publishing House, Pune which occupies the reputation of being the country’s most revered and of course the largest Marathi Publishing House. Founded in the year 1976 by Mr. Anil Mehta, Mehta Publishing House publishes 150 plus new titles every year and 300 reprints and has an active backlist of over 4500 titles. Post the completion of his B.Com in the year 1986 from BMCC Pune and joining Mehta Publishing House in August 1986, he made it known for its strong fiction and narrative non-fiction list, he made the company publishing across virtually every segment including Biography, Travel, Business, Politics, History, Religion and Philosophy, Lifestyle, Cookery, Health and Fitness, Sports and Leisure, e-Books and even Children's books.

In addition to the company's magnificent corporate office at Sadashiv Peth, Pune comprising of a talented staff of over 68 skilled and unskilled personnel; Mehta Publishing House also has a sister concern in Kolhapur, by the name "Mehta Book Sellers" located at Bhausingji Road, Kolhapur. Their latest addition to the Mehta family is a new book and stationary store by the name of WORDPOWER starting from Belgaum to Kolhapur & now in Aurangabad. Apart from being the trendsetters of business policies on the credit terms, under his able guidance, Mehta Publishing House is now cherished as the  pioneers in devising advertising as well as creative marketing policies to popularize new as well as existing books of the Publishing House. With the initial publishing of only Marathi titles, Mr. Sunil Mehta had the vision to start publishing the Marathi translations of books from all genres from various Indian languages like Bengali, Hindi, Kannada and Gujarati along with English to name a few. Apart from these, Mehta Publishing House has also published the English as well as Marathi translations of original writings in Korean as well as Japanese languages.

Mr. Sunil Mehta is perhaps one of the earliest and youngest publishers in Marathi publishing fraternity, who have been contemplating e-Book publishing along with diversifying into English books segment. He was the only publisher selected for representing the Marathi Publishing fraternity in the NORLA Seminar held in Oslo (Norway) in September 2012 which was organized with a primary aim to promote the Norwegian literature to other countries coupled with cross cultural exchange of ideas into publishing. In addition to this, under his able guidance, Mehta Publishing House now has a stupendous presence on social networking sites like Facebook, Google+, Twitter and Blogger with all their books available for online purchases on Flipkart.com, Amazon.com, Bookadda.com, Infibeam.com and Friendslibrary.com to name a few.

The Vision of the organization is to be recognized as only publisher who has worked in all the categories in digital book publishing along with pioneering the English book segment with new branches all across Maharashtra and four corners of the country. The company plans to propagate reading as a habit specially to the younger generation while bringing out the best reads from all foreign languages which can be available to the Marathi readers.

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Mari Mari Jay Sarir
It is a poetry collection by Yojana Yadav, Marathi poet. Reading Yojana’s poetry one can fathom the depth of her writing which has deep roots in her strong belief in women liberation which she has breathed as an individual and as a writer. An individual’s journey towards freedom and liberation breaking chains of mores and values imbibed on minds of masses cannot correspond with the change that occurs at snail’s pace in a society. The result is obvious conflict and tug-of-war between the enlightened and empowered individual and the society that prefers stagnancy. The reverberations and connotations of this skirmish reflect in sensitive mind and if the expression is in form of poetry, it is obvious that one finds these reflections all over in writing, which is the case with Yojana’s poetry. When one locks horns with the system which is socially accepted hierarchal structural oppression, it is predictable that an individual will be isolated and dejected. But a strong mind is not exasperated and faces the storm bravely. One can sense this in Yojana’s poems. And probably this is why notwithstanding with gloomy tone in the beginning, her poetry ascends towards brightness. It is apparent that romanticism peeps into her words but then, this romanticism does not dwells in dreams leading to illusion of bliss, but is piercing and fiery indication of a revolt. However, this poetry does not take form of propaganda of women liberation, and sticks to its contemporary individualistic form. http://www.mehtapublishinghouse.com/book-details/Mari-Mari-Jay-Sarir/1949.aspx