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Therefore, it would not take that much time.
Kolhapur: The study and implementation of the Satara Gazetteer to find the Kunbi records will take less time and effort than what it took to trace records from the Hyderabad Gazetteer, said Shambhuraj Desai, state tourism minister and a member of the ministerial sub-committee constituted to address Maratha reservation demands. He said finding the records from the Hyderabad Gazetteer was painstaking. The records may be in Marathi or Sanskrit,” said Desai.
“Those documents were in Telangana; all of them were in Urdu, and the script was the one used during the Nizam’s time. I did not know much about the Satara Gazetteer. I think one of the members and minister Shivendraraje Bhosale, who comes from Satara’s erstwhile royal family, must know much about it.