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प्रिन्स चार्ल्स आणि डायना स्पेन्सर यांचे लग्न   गोव्यातील वृत्तपत्रात लंडनच्या शाही लग्नाचे फोटो मिळविण्यासाठी २९ जुलै १९८१ला आम्ही केलेला हा आटापिटा. प्रिन्स चार्ल्स आणि डायना स्पेन्सर यांचे लग्न ठरले, तेव्हाच ते विसाव्या शतकातील सर्वांत मोठे शाही, सेलेब्रिटी लग्न असेल असे म्हटले जात असे. ब्रिटिश राजघराणे , ब्रिटिश पर्यटन खाते आणि संपूर्ण जगभरातील प्रसारमाध्यमांतून या होणाऱ्या विवाहाविषयी प्रचंड गाजावाजा केला गेला. त्यात तसे वावगे असे काहीही नव्हते.    यापूर्वी म्हणजे तीन दशकांपूर्वी १९४७ला राणी एलिझाबेथ व्दितीय यांचा स्वतःचा विवाह झाला तेव्हा ग्रेट ब्रिटन हे जगातले एक प्रमुख राष्ट्र असले तरी प्रसारमाध्यमांचे क्षेत्र आताइतके जनसामान्यांपर्यंत पोहोचले नव्हते.    मात्र १९८०च्या सुरुवातीच्या काळात प्रिन्स चार्ल्स आणि डायना यांची एंगेजमेंज वा साखरपुडा झाला तेव्हा रेडिओ सामान्य माणसांपर्यंत पोहोचला होता, वृत्तपत्रे शहरांत आणि खेड्यापाड्यांत जाऊ लागली होती आणि ब्लँक अँड व्हाईट टेलिव्हिजनचे भारताच्या काही प्रमुख शहरांत आगमन झाले होते.    एके काळी ब्र...

Controversial statement puts Pune Mayor Mukta Tilak on defensive CAMIL PARKHE |  Wednesday, 3 May 2017 AT 11:42 AM IST             goo.gl/ijC45j   blog ,   Pune Mayor ,   Mukta Tilak ,   controversial statement ,   reservation policy ,   Brahmin community ,   anti-reservation ,   Camil Parkhe ,   Sakal Times    A century after Lokmanya Tilak took penance for crossing the oceans, Pune Mayor Mukta Tilak has landed in troubled waters after her controversial statement on the reservation policy for the socially weaker sections of the society. Tilak, who has been elected a corporator of the Pune Municipal Corporation with BJP’s nomination for the third consecutive term allegedly commented in Nashik that Brahmin youths were forced to go abroad in search of greener pastures on account of the reservation policy followed in the country. The controversial statement was made at a function orga...

A radio reporter on a campaign trail Pune Plus, The Times of India By Camil Parkhe Pune, June 13, 1991 : “ This is Sam Miller reporting from Poona; “P” for Paul, “O”, “O”, “N” for New York, “A”. The BBC correspondent was speaking on telephone as soon as he established contact with his office in London. The reason for his arrival in Pune on Thursday – the polling day was obvious. The chief minister of the state, Mr. Sharad Pawar, hailing from Pune district, had emerged as the strong contender for the prime ministerial post.. Within three hours after the polling process commenced, Mr. Sam Miller had already sent his first dispatch from his hotel suite in Pune to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) office at Bush House in London. The 10-minute-long dispatch included information on the poor response of voters in the early stages of polling in the Pune Lok Sabha constituency and Baramati, Mr. Pawar’s home-town, with description of the muddy roads in the rural areas an...