What was Bapusaheb Jog's role in Shirdi, and what was his daily routine related to the scriptural readings?

Bapusaheb Jog was given a specific assignment by Sai Baba to conduct daily scriptural readings for the benefit of devotees. Chapter 18 outlines his routine: every day after his afternoon meal, Jog would go to Baba, bow at his feet, receive Udi, and formally take permission to begin the reading. He would then proceed to Sathe's Wada to start the Parayana (devotional reading) of either the Jnaneshwari or Nath Bhagawat. He would not only read the text but also provide explanations of its meaning to the listeners who gathered, many of whom were sent there directly by Baba himself. This made the readings in the Wada a central and highly valued activity for the community.