Ximpio
Author: Fr. Tomas Lobo Publisher: Dalgado Konknni Akademi Pages: 161 Book Cover: Softcover₹199
“This book contains 46 essays on different topics, divided into four categories. Youth, family, children and social. Essays with moral, ethics and teachings display problems faced in all the above categories.”
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Dalgado Konknni Akademi
Education Dept. (old bldg), 2nd floor, 18 June Road, Near Pharmacy college, Panaji 0832-2221688
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