Describe the chain of coincidences that brought Madhavrao Deshpande and Kakasaheb Dixit together in Nagar.

The meeting of Madhavrao Deshpande and Kakasaheb Dixit was a result of what Chapter 51 portrays as a divine arrangement. First, Madhavrao received a telegram urging him to come to Nagar immediately for his supposedly very ill mother-in-law, who, upon his arrival, was found to be in fine health. Second, at the exact moment Madhavrao arrived and stepped out of his carriage, Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre were passing by. They instantly recognized the "priest of Shirdi" and, knowing Dixit's eagerness to go there, connected the two. This sequence of events, turning Dixit's worry into satisfaction, is presented as a miraculous fulfillment of a devotee's wish by Sai Baba.