BHAARATVARSACHI SAUNSKRUTAYECHI SAADHANAA
₹150
In this book Ravindrabab takes you from Vedic Yug till Gandhi Yug, a journey of 5000 years. A good reading for any patriotic person.
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| SKU: | 5008 |
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| Categories: | Goan History, Ravindra Kelekar Books |
| Weight | 100 g |
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Publishers Details
BIMB Prakashan
C/o Shri. Dilip Borkar
Dharma Lakshmi, St. Lorens,
Agassaim – Goa 403 204
Ph.: 0832-2438355
Email : bimbkonkani@yahoo.co.in
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