Gomant Muktidhyas
Author: Ramdas G. Chafadkar. Publisher: Pratibha R. Chafadkar Pages: 88 Book Cover: Softcover₹150
The book is Autobiography of the Freedom Fighter, Mr. Ramdas Ganpat Chafadkar. He has written about his armed attacks, His life in jail and some life events after the liberation of Goa.
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Publishers Details
Pratibha R. Chafadkar: H. No. 642, Savoi, Savoi Verem, Ponda 403 401. 7558685422
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