Sansar Sagar
Author: Chandrakala S Rane Publisher: Chandrakala S Rane Pages: 64 Book Cover: Softcover₹120
This collection of five tales each a pot of sufferings and joys experienced by an individual but affecting his entire family. One story talks about a persons life and behavioural changes due to his blind belief. Trust is strongest bridge between any relationship. Trust and its worth is given a deep thought in another couple of these tales.
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Publishers Details
Chandrakala S Rane, H. No. 188/1, ‘Nileshwar Niketan’, Virabhat, Fatorda Margao 403 602.
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