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Recorded 1971
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Madhusudhan (Madhusudhan Shreedhar Pund) was born on 10 July 1927 at a village in Satara District. Due to certain reasons his family shifted from his village to Pune City. Soon after his migration to Pune, Madhusudhan lost his father and elder brother and the responsibility of the family fell on him and his elder brother. Shortly afterwards Madhusudhan started working in the Medical College of Pune as Laboratory Assistant and was able to support the family.

Madhusudhan was born with a pleasing personality and a beautiful voice for singing. He was a gifted poet, singer and composer of Music. In 1948 through some friends Madhusudhan came to know about Meher Baba and met Baba on 21st August 1949. He composed and sang hundreds of songs on Meher Baba which were highly appreciated by Baba. He always had the opportunity to sing in Meher Baba’s presence. Madhusudhan composed many songs extempore to sing before Baba. Under Baba’s instructions the first edition of Madhusudhans songs was published in 1955 by Adi K. Irani, and second edition in 1962 and third edition in 1968. Madhusudhan also wrote the Hindi Arti of Meher Baba “ Divya Sanatan”. One EP record of the Aarti was also published by Avatar Meher Baba Shrirangpatnam Center.
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