Nurturing Observation Skill Diwali means fireworks, delicious food, and lots of fun. Making clay forts is also a favourite activity, especially among children. Once, I went to Satara to visit my grandparents for Diwali. The hillfort of Ajinkyatara could be seen very clearly from one of the windows of their house. I liked to look at it every time I visited my grandparents. So this time I thought of building a replica. I collected stones, soil, and all the material that I needed and built the fort. The same evening my grandfather’s friend visited us. He saw the fort and said, “Oh, this is beautiful, you’ve built a nice fort, but it doesn’t appear like this from our house" He then took me to his place. His house was on the other side of the fort. There was a large difference between how I had imagined and built this side of the fort and how actually it looked. It made me realize that while creating a replica of a fort, the fort must be first observed from all sides. So I
'अभ्यास देशस्थितीचा समतोल चलो' ज्ञान प्रबोधिनीच्या कामाच्या निमित्ताने झालेल्या प्रवासात शिक्षण विश्वाचे झालेले दर्शन व त्या निमित्ताने झालेला विचार मांडण्यासाठीचे लेखन