Prakashbet
Author: Ramdas Kelkar Publisher: Rahi Prakashan Pages: 142 Book Cover: Softcover₹200
Collection of intellectual articles. Many articles based on deep study done by the writer are presented in the form of this book.
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Publishers Details
Rahi Prakashan
C/o Alka Fondekar, 2/45/1, Near Shani Mandir, Talwada, Veroda, Cuncolim, Salcete 403 703. 9823813039
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