
Born - 14 July 1856, Tembhu (near Karad, Dist. Satara)
Primary Education - Karad
Matriculation - Akola
1878 - Degree - Fellow at Deccan College.
1879 - M. A. Introduction with Tilak while doing.
January 1, 1880 - New English School is established in Pune with the help of Tilak and Vishnushastri Chiplunkar.
1881 - In collaboration with Tilak - Kesari and Maratha.
Tilak and Agarkar sentenced to 101 days in Kolhapur Barve case
1881-1887 - Editor of Kesari. Resigned in 1887.
January 1, 1883 - Participated in the establishment of a new Marathi University. In memory of Vishnushastri.
October 24, 1884 - Participated in the establishment of the Deccan Education Society - Tilak, Vamanrao, Apte, Madhavrad Namjoshi, Vasudev Balkrishna Kelkar, Mahadev Shivram Gore, Narayan Krishna Dharap, Sonche were the main patrons and presidents - Shahu Maharaj of Kolhapur.
January 2, 1885 - Ferguson College is established. On behalf of Deccan Education Society.
October 15, 1888 - 'Sudharak' weekly started. Support the Consent Age Bill.
1892 - Principal of Ferguson College.
June 17, 1895 - Died of asthma at age 39
He was influenced by the ideas of Herbert Spencer, John Stuart Mill and Chiplunkar.
There were sponsors - remarriage, divorce, consensual marriage, etc. Also rationalism, individualism, equality and humanism etc.
Opponents were - Sati, Keshavpan, Child Marriage, Granthpramanya and Chaturvanya, Rebirth, Pre-Birth.
First of all, social reform. Hence the disagreement. He broke ties with Kesari, Maratha and Deccan Education Society.
Agarkar's books - (1) Translation of Shakespeare's play 'Hamlet' with Vikarvils (1883), (2) Our 101 Days in a Hill Prison (1882), (3) Remarriage of Sheth Madhavdas Raghunathdas and Bai Dhankudarbai (1907), (4) Weapons of Slavery, (5) Syntax, (6) Separation of Sentences, (7) Selected Articles in Reformers, (8) Selected Essays in Saffron.
Other writings - (1) Articles in the newspaper 'Va-Haad Samachar' in Akola, (2) Agarkar, the Marathi editor of 'Sudharak', and Gopal Krishna Gokhale in English, (3) The famous article 'Women should wear jackets', (4) Hindustan's State for whom? This essay criticized the British.
• Ideological articles - added value to Marathi literature. वी Literary essays like Kavi, Kavya, Kavyarti and Shakespeare, Bhavabhuti and Kalidasa attracted the attention of today's critics.
• In the preface of Vikar Vilsit, opinions were given on how to do Marathi translations of plays in foreign languages.
• He was the first to bring a detailed idea of the various components of Marathi sentences and their interrelationships in Marathi. .
• Agarkar says that girls should be taught all the subjects required for matriculation examination.
• Imitate the qualities of the British but not blind imitation.
GOPAL GANESH AGARKAR
Born - 14 July 1856, Tembhu (near Karad, Dist. Satara)
Primary Education - Karad
Matriculation - Akola
1878 - Degree - Fellow at Deccan College.
1879 - M. A. Introduction with Tilak while doing.
January 1, 1880 - New English School is established in Pune with the help of Tilak and Vishnushastri Chiplunkar.
1881 - In collaboration with Tilak - Kesari and Maratha.
Tilak and Agarkar sentenced to 101 days in Kolhapur Barve case
1881-1887 - Editor of Kesari. Resigned in 1887.
January 1, 1883 - Participated in the establishment of a new Marathi University. In memory of Vishnushastri.
October 24, 1884 - Participated in the establishment of the Deccan Education Society - Tilak, Vamanrao, Apte, Madhavrad Namjoshi, Vasudev Balkrishna Kelkar, Mahadev Shivram Gore, Narayan Krishna Dharap, Sonche were the main patrons and presidents - Shahu Maharaj of Kolhapur.
January 2, 1885 - Ferguson College is established. On behalf of Deccan Education Society.
October 15, 1888 - 'Sudharak' weekly started. Support the Consent Age Bill.
1892 - Principal of Ferguson College.
June 17, 1895 - Died of asthma at age 39
He was influenced by the ideas of Herbert Spencer, John Stuart Mill and Chiplunkar.
There were sponsors - remarriage, divorce, consensual marriage, etc. Also rationalism, individualism, equality and humanism etc.
Opponents were - Sati, Keshavpan, Child Marriage, Granthpramanya and Chaturvanya, Rebirth, Pre-Birth.
First of all, social reform. Hence the disagreement. He broke ties with Kesari, Maratha and Deccan Education Society.
Agarkar's books - (1) Translation of Shakespeare's play 'Hamlet' with Vikarvils (1883), (2) Our 101 Days in a Hill Prison (1882), (3) Remarriage of Sheth Madhavdas Raghunathdas and Bai Dhankudarbai (1907), (4) Weapons of Slavery, (5) Syntax, (6) Separation of Sentences, (7) Selected Articles in Reformers, (8) Selected Essays in Saffron.
Other writings - (1) Articles in the newspaper 'Va-Haad Samachar' in Akola, (2) Agarkar, the Marathi editor of 'Sudharak', and Gopal Krishna Gokhale in English, (3) The famous article 'Women should wear jackets', (4) Hindustan's State for whom? This essay criticized the British.
Features of Agarkar
The motto of the 'Reforming Newspaper' is to say what is desirable and do what is achievable.• Ideological articles - added value to Marathi literature. वी Literary essays like Kavi, Kavya, Kavyarti and Shakespeare, Bhavabhuti and Kalidasa attracted the attention of today's critics.
• In the preface of Vikar Vilsit, opinions were given on how to do Marathi translations of plays in foreign languages.
• He was the first to bring a detailed idea of the various components of Marathi sentences and their interrelationships in Marathi. .
• Agarkar says that girls should be taught all the subjects required for matriculation examination.
• Imitate the qualities of the British but not blind imitation.
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