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Uttram: Ek Sanskrutik Dayaj
Author: Vinayak Khedekar Publisher: Bhoomi Prakashan Pages: 234 Book Cover: Hardcover₹400
A cultural heritage. This book is discussing and describing the cultural meaning of the peculiar words of spoken dialects and importance of preserving the words diminishing from the practice. The facet of transforming formless culture into reality is carried by the dialects of conversation at community or regional level featured in this book.
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