How Baba blessed Mrs Ambedkar who was issuless?

There was one Mrs. Aurangabadgar, who had no issues for 25 years. She prayed several forms of god and goddess but she could not get her wish satisfied. Ultimately she came to the presence of Saibaba alongwith her sister's son Viswanath. Daily they visited the Masjid, but however she could not get a private audience with Baba. She approached Shama for intervention on her behalf. Shama told her that Baba's Durbar is open but she has to bade her time. One day when Baba finished his supper, Shama dried the hands of Baba with a towel. Baba pinched the cheek of Shama. Shama used to often argue with Baba. This time he said, "Baba why you are pinching me? Baba told him, Oh Shama I am with you for the past 72 janmas. You are finding fault for simply pinching you. Shama told Baba, "Oh Deva we want you to give us kisses and blessings" Baba told him, I have come preciously for that purpose. While they were talking in this tone, Shama signalled Mrs. Aurangabadgar to come up. The lady came to Baba and presented coconut and agarbathis. Baba shaked the coconut and there was a moving sound. Baba said, Oh Shama! what this coconut tells? Shama said, Baba this lady wants that a child should develop in her womb likewise. Baba told Shama, "How people are mad. How a coconut will give her child?. Shama pleaded, Baba, i know the efficacy of your blessings. Give her the coconut with your blessings. This will give her a string of babies. Finally Baba blessed Mrs Aurangabadkar that within a year you will have a baby. The coconut was broken and one half was handed over to the lady and the other half was eaten by Baba and Shama. Shama told the lady, "Amma you mark the words of Baba, If it do not come true, i will break a coconut on Baba's head and drive him away from the Masjid, Otherwise i will not call my name as Shama!. Exactly within a year, the lady delivered a baby and the parents came to the presence of Baba and an amount of Rs.500/- was presented by the father which was utilised for constructing a stable for the horse, "Shyamakarna". Saisaran, Sairam.