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Prabhakar Narayan alias Bhau Padhye (Devanagari: प्रभाकर नारायण उर्फ भाऊ पाध्ये) (1926–1996) was an Indian writer who wrote in Marathi. Padhye is regarded as one of the foremost writers to have emerged in not just modern Marathi literature but also Indian literature, at large. Dilip Chitre once commented that Padhye is a writer "who deserves a permanent place in World Literature". His columns were published in different Marathi magazines, including Rahasyaranjan, Abhiruchee, Manoos, Sobat, Dinank, Kridangan, and Chandrayug. In 1989, Padhye suffered an attack of paralysis.

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