A thief in Neral, Raigad district, stole valuables from the home of renowned Marathi writer Narayan Surve, but returned them with a note of apology after learning whose house it was.
Marathi WriterNarayan SurveTheftNeralRaigad DistrictReal Estate MumbaiJul 16, 2024
Narayan Surve was a renowned Marathi poet and social activist who passed away in 2010 at the age of 84.
Surve's home was located in Neral, Raigad district.
An LED TV and other valuables were stolen from Surve's home.
The thief returned the stolen goods after realizing whose house it was and feeling remorseful.
Surve is known for glorifying labor and challenging established literary norms in Marathi literature through his poetry.
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