Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Ravindra Chavan Urges Marathi Literature to Embrace Technology
Ravindra Chavan said Marathi is an important part of people’s identity and pride.
He spoke at a literary gathering in Dombivli.
The event brought together people interested in books, language and culture.
Its main theme was how technology and artificial intelligence connect with literature.
Speakers talked about how these changes affect daily life, jobs and careers.
They also discussed how Marathi writing can reach more people.
The gathering attracted many local residents, including young people.
Chavan said literature, technology and the ideas of the younger generation should be connected.
Maharashtra BJP president Ravindra Chavan described Marathi as the identity, cultural heritage and pride of Maharashtra’s people.
He spoke at the 11th Nandi Sammelan in Dombivli, where he was reception president.
The event explored how information technology and artificial intelligence are changing life, careers and employment.
Speakers discussed keeping Marathi literature relevant and reaching new audiences amid digital change.
The gathering drew writers, journalists, academics, young people and literature enthusiasts.
- Who
- Maharashtra BJP president Ravindra Chavan and participants in the 11th Nandi Sammelan.
- What
- The gathering discussed Marathi identity and literature alongside artificial intelligence and technology.
- When
- The article does not specify the date.
- Where
- Dombivli, Maharashtra.
- Why
- To discuss how Marathi literature can remain relevant and connect with younger generations amid technological change.
- Event
- 11th Nandi Sammelan
- Location
- Dombivli
- Reception president
- Ravindra Chavan
- Main theme
- The intersection of information technology, artificial intelligence and literature
- Related upcoming event
- 100th Akhil Bharatiya Marathi Sahitya Sammelan
- Attendees
- Writers, journalists, academics, young people and literature enthusiasts