Gadgebabanchya Sahvasat

Name: Gadgebabanchya Sahvasat
SKU: Gadgebabanchya Sahvasat
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Gadge Baba was not an organizer of propagator of the religion or a saint. He was social worker who moved in the society and taught people about social uplift and the methods to be observed for it. He taught the people the fundamental and basic links of life and worked as an angel. He was moving educational institute, who worked alone, and made people to follow him for the cause of society. The book tells about the experiments made him and the odds faced by him. The information in the book would benefit social workers in particular.

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SKU: Gadgebabanchya Sahvasat Category: Biography

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Weight	50 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14 cm

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