Maran kall
Author: Jaimala Danait. Publisher: Sanjana Publications Pages: 136 Book Cover: Softcover₹200
A collection of short stories written upon the day today incidences and its impliances on society. A well known, matured and fluent writer.
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Publishers Details
Sanjana Publications
C/o Sadashiv T Bhende, 39, Shree Manguesh Laxmi Niwas, Dattawadi, Sanguem 403 704.
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