The website that earlier featured translations of the sant's abhangs by late Dutch poet Leo Van der Zalm and Rabindranath Tagore and also a Vishwa Kosh documenting his worldwide popularity will have the add-ons to mark his fourth birth centenary.

"We have been working on this since the last one year. Especially for the fourth centenary that falls today, we started working on the site since the first of this month. On January 24 we put up Oriya, Telugu and Malayalam translations of Nemade's monograph," said Dilip Dhonde, webmaster.

Tukara, Bhalchandra Nemade's monograph on Tukaram, has been featured in these three languages whereas the Konkani and Tamil sections feature a biography of Tukaram by the sant's tenth descendent, Shridhar More.

The devotees of the sant can now view the oldest available image of Tukaram of 1832 AD in the newly introduced art gallery. The image was a cover to a handwritten manuscript of Tukaram's abhangs belonging to a warkari, Haibatbaba Arphalkar. Also, in the gallery, one can view sketches of Tukaram drawn by Nandlal Bose. "These sketches are important because they have been drawn on Mahatma Gandhi's request in 1945 AD," said Dhonde. Tukaram on Bhandara and Tukaram and his wife Jeejaai are the two sketches by Nandalal Bose that are featured in the gallery.

The other add-on to the website are the translations of Tukaram's abhangs by Mahatama Gandhi. The copyright that opened in first week of January made things easier for Dhonde and project manager Devendra Rathe. "We were waiting for the copyright to open so that we can feature the translations on the website," said Rathe, project manager.