Sopan was named so by his parents Vitthal Govind Kulkarni and Rukmini because Nivrutti and Dnyan was the sopan or ladder to mukti or salvation.

The siblings Muktabai, Sopan, Dnyaneshwar and Nivruttinath seated on the flying wall greet Changdev seated on a tiger.

Sopan Baug lies on the other side of railway line of BT Kawade Road.

The siblings Muktabai, Sopan, Dnyaneshwar and Nivruttinath seated on the flying wall greet Changdev seated on a tiger.

Dnyaneshwar became the student of Nivruttinath along with his younger siblings Sopan and Mukta at the age of 8.

Four children were born to them ; Nivrutti in 1273, Dnyandev ( Dnyaneshwar ) in 1275, Sopan in 1277 and daughter Mukta in 1279.

The present President of the association is Sopan Laxman Mare.

Sopan ( स ं त स ो प ा नद े व ) was a Hindu bhakti Saint and also younger brother of Sant Dnyaneshwar.

Sopan means a new chapter in India, and means polite in Indonesian.

In Bengali or Sanskrit, Sopan means level, stair or step.

* Sant Dnyaneshwar: Pre-sainthood name: Dnyāneshwar Kulkarni: 1275-1296

* Sant Eknath: Pre-sainthood name: Eknāth Kulkarni: 1533-1599

* Samarth Ramdas: Pre-sainthood name: Narayan Kulkarni ( Thosar ): 1608-1681

* Nivruttinath: Pre-sainthood name: Nivrutti Kulkarni: Elder brother and GURU of Dnyaneshwar, was first saint of Varkari Panth and an authority on philosophy of the Nath sect.

* Muktabai: Pre-sainthood name: Mukta Kulkarni: She is considered as one of the first poetesses in Marathi with around 40 abhangas attributed to her.

* Gondavalekar Maharaj: Pre-sainthood name: Ganapati Kulkarni: 1845-1913

His birth name was Narayan Suryajipant Kulkarni Thosar.

Kulkarni Kannada -( ಕ ು ಲಕರ ್ ಣ ಿ) Marathi -( क ु लकर ् ण ी/ क ु ळकर ् ण ी) is a common Brahmin family name in the states of Northern Karnataka and Maharashtra.

The name Kulkarni is believed to be a combination of two words ( kula and karani ).

* N. K. Kulkarni ( 1936 – 2004 ): Pen name ' Enke ' has to his credit 13 novels, eight books on literary criticism, 20 one-act plays, biographies and innumerable articles on personalities of the cultural world of Karnataka.

They were said to be the Kulkarnis of the village, his real name is Eknath Suryajipant Kulkarni.

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