Prerana Rukh
Author: Sanjiv Verenkar Publisher: Sanjiv Verenkar Pages: 224 ISBN: 978-93-5526-698-9 Book Cover: Softcover₹300
Prerana Rukh means inspirational tree. Biographical essays in Konkani illustrating the contribution of important 20th century personalities of Gomantak Marathi Samaj.
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