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Author: Late Vrunda Ganesh Kantak Publisher: Goa Marathi Academy Pages: 156 Book Cover: Softcover₹250
The author has benefited the reader by looking at the simple ordinary events of the day by searching for his thoughts and contemplating through the simple philosophy of life. The writing touches both the intellect and the heart with passionate sensibility and contemplation.
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Publishers Details
Goa Marathi Academy
Goa Marathi Academy: 3rd Floor, Old building of Education Dept, 18th June road, Panaji 403001. 2223904
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