Jivitachie Machier Lharancho Khell
Author: Fr. (Dr.) Simon Rico Fernandes Publisher: Dalgado Konknni Akademi Pages: 101 ISBN: 978-81-996743-5-6 Book Cover: Softcover₹150
Jivitachie Machier Lharancho Khell is a poetry book that reflects the daily life experiences and situations of people. These poems help readers understand and introspect on everyday life.
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