Gurumitra newspaper, p.245: 'A grand show of the All-India Primary Teachers' organisation in Mumbai — National Primary Education Council', held 25–27 February 1973 in Mumbai, carrying a message from Prime Minister Smt. Indira Gandhi.
Press Archive
Contemporary newspaper coverage, preserved in the family album — many countersigned by the Deputy Education Officer, Kolhapur.
His June 1985 election as the state union's Secretary-General was covered widely across the Kolhapur–Sangli press. Clippings are ordered chronologically below; tap "Read full translation" on any clipping for the complete English rendering.
Ashrudoot newspaper (Sangli-Kolhapur), Sunday 22 June 1975: 'Teacher-leader Jamadar's Ichalkaranji felicitation' — a reception by the Ichalkaranji Ambar Paduka Primary Teachers' Union for newly elected office-bearers, garlanding Veerrao Patole and Secretary-General Shri Jamadar.
Gurumitra newspaper, p.110: coverage of the Jalgaon District Primary Teachers' Union Triennial Convention 1976, quoting A. M. Jamadar: 'The primary teacher is a great force; that force is being put to invaluable use for progress.'
Rashtrashakti newspaper (Kolhapur), Tuesday 10 June 1985: 'Shri G. D. Patil elected President, Shri Jamadar elected Secretary-General of the State Primary Teachers' Union', with a biographical introduction of Jamadar.
Karveer newspaper, 12 June 1985: a detailed biographical feature on A. M. Jamadar's appointment as Secretary-General of the Maharashtra Rajya Prathmik Shikshak Sangh, succeeding B. R. Desai, tracing roughly 22 years of union work in the Kolhapur Zilla Parishad since 1963.
Rashtrapragati newspaper (Kolhapur-Sangli), Wednesday 12 June 1985: 'Jamadar's election a fitting honour for Kolhapur's educational leadership' — a detailed biographical profile noting he comes from a farming family in Kagal, teaches at Hindurao Ghatge Vidyamandir, and had roughly 25 years of teaching and union service, including Zilla Parishad and cooperative-bank involvement.
Satyavadi newspaper, 22 June 1985: 'Transfers of primary teachers within twenty miles suspended' and a congratulatory notice on A. M. Jamadar's election as Secretary-General at the Diamond Jubilee session in Sangli, succeeding his role as President of the Kolhapur Zilla Prathmik Shikshak Sangh. Confirms he taught at Hindurao Ghatge Vidyamandir, Kagal.
Diamond Jubilee Souvenir of the Maharashtra Rajya Prathmik Shikshak Sangh: an article outlining the progressive work of the Kolhapur Zilla Prathmik Shikshak Sangh, written by A. M. Jamadar as its Secretary (Karyavah), countersigned by the Deputy Education Officer, Kolhapur.