Shraap Kai Wardaan?
₹200
A collection of 10 short stories highlighting different subjects such as love, humanity, culture and so on…..
| SKU: | 5333 |
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| Categories: | Konkani, Konkani, Short Stories, Social Affairs |
| Weight | 252 g |
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| Language |
Publishers Details
Bimb Publications.
Dilip Borkar, Dharm Lakshmi, St. Lourence, Agasaim 403 204.
9822136885
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