Manatil Akshar Moti

100.00

An aged mother go, Durgatai Phatak from wardha, about her daughter had made compilation the title whose writing page is drawn by the grand daughter. The book includes the picture writings in Marathi, Hindi prose, poems of small dramas guiding articles and stories written in the ninety years lifespan wherein we get the information about life style of the woman in last century.

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An aged mother go, Durgatai Phatak from wardha, about her daughter had made compilation the title whose writing page is drawn by the grand daughter. The book includes the picture writings in Marathi, Hindi prose, poems of small dramas guiding articles and stories written in the ninety years lifespan wherein we get the information about life style of the woman in last century.

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Weight 150 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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