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Maharashtra: Woman gets museum to add ‘Chhatrapati’ to Shivaji London display

Tells mid-day she left feedback on how merely referring to the king as Shivaji was disrespectful, which got the administration’s immediate response

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Vanashree Shedge and the Tiger Claws exhibit

Vanashree Shedge and the Tiger Claws exhibit

After Vanashree Shedge, 23, objected to a display board at the London-based Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum referring to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj without his royal title, a curator assured her that the issue will be rectified. The V&A Museum has promised in writing to change ‘Shivaji’ to ‘Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’. 

During their visit to London, on March 31, Vanashree, her younger sister Tejashree and first cousin Surashree visited the museum. The trio happened to observe a display board referring to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in first person singular form.

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