What stories are mentioned at the beginning of Chapter 31, and what is the main narrative that is introduced?

Chapter 31 begins by briefly recapping several past stories, including the tale of a devotee of Saptashringi, how Madhavrao's vow was fulfilled, and how Sai Baba gave darshan in a dream for Khushalchet Ramlala. As detailed in the introductory verses of Chapter 31, it also mentions the fulfillment of purpose for Mankar and Noolkar Megha and even the liberation of a tiger. The chapter then introduces its primary narrative, described as a "more wonderful" story about a sannyasi from Madras who was on his way to Mansarovar and how he ultimately attained liberation through his encounter with Sai Baba.