Can you describe the incident where Sai Baba helped Nana Chandorkar's daughter during her difficult childbirth?

The scriptures recount a time when Nana Chandorkar's daughter was in Jamner, suffering from unbearable labor pains during a near-term pregnancy. In her distress, she called out to Sai Baba. As described in Chapter 33, even though no one in Shirdi knew of her situation, the omniscient and omnipresent Baba was aware of her suffering. His compassionate heart melted, and he decided to send his miraculous Udi to help her. This demonstrates Baba's deep connection with his devotees and his readiness to respond to their calls for help, regardless of physical distance.