Kanik Neeti

30.00

This book in Hindi is about Maharshi Kanik who was India’s grate political advisor. Political, commercial, industrial management guideline from Indian point a view are found in it, while studying about for thinking one can know precious vision of Indians simultaneously.

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This book in Hindi is about Maharshi Kanik who was India’s grate political advisor. Political, commercial, industrial management guideline from Indian point a view are found in it, while studying about for thinking one can know precious vision of Indians simultaneously.

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Weight 50 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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