Dhadpadnara Shyam in Marathi

Dhadpadnara Shyam a famous Marathi Book from Famous Marathi Author Sane Guruji.

Pandrang Sadashiv Sane (Marathhi: पांडुरंग सदाशिव सresping the scenes; 24 December 1899 – 11 June 1950), Also Known As Sane Guruji (Guruji (Guruji); Meaning "Respected Teacher") by his students and followers, was a marathor, teacher, social activist and freedom fighter from Maharashtra, India. He is referred to as the National Teacher of India.

Guruji writed 135 books and about 73 books have been published and all these books can be considered as the books and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and about 73 books have been published and all these books can be constateed His most-known work in Marathiti Literature Include śyāmacī āi (Marathhi: श्यामची आई; Shyam's mother), śyāma (marathhi: श्याम) which has been translated in Almost all as well As in Japanese and English. The others include BHāratiya saṃskṛti (Marathhi: भाारतीय संस्कृति; Indian culture) and patrier- the collection of various songs and poems.

One of his books, "teen mullay", is a heart warming story of a group three children and is considered as one of the best books written in Marathi.

He started a weekly journal named Sadhana (weekly) on 15 August 1948. This Journal has been Regulary Published then.