JV Pawar - From Migrant Boy to Dalit Panther

In 1964, Bombay witnessed a revolution of a very different kind. It saw the uprising of a neglected community that was struggling to find its voice.
Watch the video below to see a side of Mumbai that redefined the social and cultural nuances of the city with author and activist JV Pawar. www.mumbaimirrored.com
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[@mahem7679]

No words, speechless, Salute to your idea

[@arjunmore3542]

So nice story and reality

[@pravinmore2729]

congratulations...good making.contribution of Pawar saheb known to all..documentation of movement should come in this form...many things and event not recorded or written properly by so called writers and historians but amongst them, Pawar saheb did his job responsibly and with commitment. all the best for new Panther documentary. Jaibhim .

[@ravikumarkarwande2966]

great....salute to legend

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Good .very nice. Keep it .

[@viveksalunke9807]

Jay bhim.

[@akitodaisuke6532]

While all the national media has become biased and has become impotent to cover all the vital document/news the channel like mumbai mirror is covering all types of documents. A big Salute to mumbai mirror

[@karunaratnapawar442]

He is real hero.

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