Jagatik Jantu Shastradnya

160.00

The progress of modern science is based on the contribution of the microbe scientists. Modern science of medicine and vaidakshastra / surgery is supported through the research made by microbe scientists who had worked continuously for their research are respected for their knowledge got through mysterious ways.

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The progress of modern science is based on the contribution of the microbe scientists. Modern science of medicine and vaidakshastra / surgery is supported through the research made by microbe scientists who had worked continuously for their research are respected for their knowledge got through mysterious ways.

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Weight 300 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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