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Dnyaneshwar Mulay – ज्ञानेश्वर मुळे (''Jñānēśvar Muḷē''), (Consul General of India, New York, USA ) (former High commissioner of India in Maldives), the son of soil of Kolhapur and career diplomat of the Indian Foreign Service (IFS) since 1983. He has been recognised both nationally and internationally as a prominent thought leader, diplomat, and author. He is a well-known writer having written over 15 books that have been translated in Arabic, Dhivehi, Urdu, Kannada and Hindi. His original writings in Marathi have large following especially among youth who find it highly inspiring. He has won many awards including the Maharashtra State and Hindi Sahitya Akademy of Delhi. His book ('Mātī Pankh Āṇi Ākāsh – माती पंख आणि आकाश' ) has become a bible for the young generation of Maharashtra.〔 This book was recently included in the curriculum for B.A. students by the North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon(Maharashtra). (''Rashiyā – Navyā Dishānchē Āmantraṇ'' – रशिया – नव्या दिशांचे आमंत्रण ), his book on Russia has become a must read for anybody studying the transformation of USSR to Russia.〔 He was felicitated as Kolhapur Bhushan by the (Kolhapur Municipal Corporation ). He is also inspiration behind many socio educational projects including Balodyan,〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.balodyan.org/ )〕 an orphanage in his native village and Dnyaneshwar Mulay Education Society in Pune which has embarked in the field of education with innovative concepts of global education. ==Early life, education and struggles== From his simple beginning in the village Lat, in Kolhapur District, he has risen to the high position of High Commissioner of India, Male, Maldives and then Consul General of India,〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.mea.gov.in/indian-mission.htm?224/United_States_of_America )〕 New York, USA. This journey has seen a number of milestones. His father Manohar Krishna Mulay was a farmer and tailor, mother Akkatai Mulay has been a homemaker. His struggles began early in life, after his primary education in village Lat, at the age of 10, he left his village to join Rajarshi Shahu Chatrapati Vidyaniketan, Kolhapur, a school that was founded by Zilla Parishad, to nurture talent from rural areas. He became the first student from rural area, to win the Jagannath Shankarsheth Award, by securing highest marks in Sanskrit at SSC exam in 1975. He completed graduation at the Shahaji Chattrapati College Kolhapur and topped the Shivaji University in BA with English Literature, and won the prestigious Dhananjay Keer Award. Always proud of Shivaji University, Dnyaneshwar Mulay established an annual excellence award at this university in 2006, for the girl student securing highest marks in social studies. During this phase too he had faced many difficulties to find resources, study material and guidance for the higher civil services which he aspired to join. Lack of intellectual infrastructure was a major hurdle. Overcoming linguistic difficulties was another challenge as his medium of instruction was vernacular Marathi while the Civil Services required certain proficiency in English. Through relentless efforts and timely help from teachers he crossed these hurdles . Later he shifted to Mumbai to access better expertise. The State Institute for Administrative Career provided him the basic facilities for study especially for the main examinations. Meanwhile as a topper of Mumbai University in post graduation in Personnel Management he won Peter Alvarez Medal. After scoring first rank in the (Public Service Commission ) (MPSC) examination in the year 1982, he also succeeded in (Public Service Commission ) (UPSC) examination before he was selected in much coveted Indian foreign service. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Dnyaneshwar Mulay」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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