Dear Ms. Rujata,
I am currently reading your book. In the context of mitahar - you mentioned as Mitahar loosely translated means sweet food or diet. Mita: Sweet and ahar : food.
With my limited knowledge, I wish to inform you that, as I understood, mitahar can be translated as minimal (just sufficient) food or diet. Mita : refers to limited / minimal / just sufficient and not sweet.
I hope you will look up the exact meaning and its applicability. I am not trying to point out the mistake but I feel, I should inform this to you,
With regards,
Khushal Gohil
10/08/2010
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