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Noble Prize is the most prestigious honour in the world. The Indian who have won this prize. So far has been accounted in this book with their premising work for the benefit of the mankind.
Noble Prize is the most prestigious honour in the world. The Indian who have won this prize. So far has been accounted in this book with their premising work for the benefit of the mankind.
| Weight | 100 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
This book provides information about publications in Vidarbha.It includes information about publishers with their addresses, prices of books and subjects, school and college libranies, book sellers, literate readers, newspaper sellers. Those who wish to enter in the field of publication. (as to make business) must read this book.
One has to answer different types of questions in banking activity. The readymade answers are made available in the book. Questions and answers, where and now they are to be used all is made clear. About 1000 questions are provided with proper answers.
Mokshagundum Visheshwarayya who was rewarded Bharat Ratna is subject the book. His whole life contribution is assessed in this centenary book. The book is a source of insperation to all children, grownups and the old. There was no book avialable on such a great man in Marathi. This need in fulfilled by Shri. Vijay Yangalwar. Each architect, engineer and every citizen should read this book.
The war for the liberation of Bangaladesh tought in 1971 and its success is a golden account in Indian history. The thrilling stories of bottles in this war, the stratagies followed in it, displamacy practised by the leaders and victory achieved through all the theses factors has been presented in simple narative way in this book, so that the coming generations get benefited. The reading of the Book makes the present as well as the coming generation aware of the effects of the 1971 was, which had changed the geography of the countries also and gane birth to a new nation called Bangladesh by defeating Pakisthan. Surendranath Niphadkar