Can you tell me about the time Sai Baba helped Nana Chandorkar's daughter when she was in labor?

Certainly. Chapter 33 describes a time when Nana Chandorkar's daughter was in Jamner, experiencing unbearable labor pains. Although no one in Shirdi had been told about this situation, Sai Baba, being omniscient and omnipresent, was fully aware of her suffering. The text explains that Baba's compassionate heart melted upon knowing her condition, as he is solely devoted to his devotee's welfare. He decided to send his sacred Udi to help her. This event, mentioned in Chapter 33, is presented as an astonishing miracle demonstrating the immeasurable glory of Udi and Baba's profound connection with his devotees.