Additional information
Weight | 100 kg |
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Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
Weight | 100 kg |
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Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
The policy of Govt. of Maharashtra is that the judicial work should be followed in Marathi. Many judicial institutions have started working in Marathi. This book in Marathi an block or record keeping is worthy to be used. Numerous terms about legal concepts have been discussed in a related way. How to handle the problem of transforming immovable property rules, laws related to it, and how the step are to be taken, all has been discussed. The document about receipts of purchase, license, agreement contract, papers (receipts) of mortgaging etc are provided in the book. Besides it is also mentioned as to how and what precautions are to be taken while preparing purchase documents and how the knowledge about the information of owners (who is selling) properly rights, which would guide many pleaders. The method of presenting public notice is also discussed. This book is useful to the college students, pleaders and those who don?t know about legal methods.
Bhawana Rishi belonged to the Padmashali society of weavers who orginated the textile business and taught the skill to the people, who were later on called “Padmashali” Bhawana risi was son of the Maikandya risi. This is the first book in Marathi giving full information about his life and work. The writer Prof. Vijay Yangalwar has benefited the common man by this book.
This is a book of short stories which are instructive. The positive and negative aspects of life, success and failures one has to face have been the subjects of the stories which help to develop positive view about life
Starting from what is the gene? to what sort of fullphased change is made possible by the functions of genes is the subject of this book. One gets uptodate scientific information on all scientific aspects of working of genes in simple language with appropriate pictures. There are eight coloured pages contributed to show the steps in the discovery of genes by Dr. Pratibha Sahastrabuddhe, the writer.