Why a square in Poland is named after an Indian maharaja

Maharaja Digvijaysinhji Ranjitsinhji Jadeja, affectionately called Jam Sahib, became a beacon of hope for Polish children escaping the horrors of World War II. He graciously provided them shelter and care at Balachadi, an idyllic coastal locale in India. There, these children thrived, continuing their education and partaking in joyful activities. Many later struggled to return to a transformed Poland post-war.