Jinnechi Vatt
Author: Bro John M Alfonso Publisher: Goa Konkani Academi Pages: 148 Book Cover: Softcover₹140
This book is a transliteration of the original Roman script book into Devanagri. It includes total 41 essays which speak on the different facets of life. The essays have a philosophical vision of life.
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Goa Konkani Academi
243, Patto Colony, Panaji 403 001. 2437385/87
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