UTAA Sangharsha
Author: Dr. Uday Chepo Gaunker Publisher: Yash Prakashan Pages: 385 Book Cover: Softcover₹425
The book is about blazing tribal history of Goa. It includes famous Balli Andolan at Balli. Historical morcha on Vidhansabha for twelve demands of UTAA.
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