Onjalitil Moti

Name: Onjalitil Moti
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₹130.00

The Social life has become healthy and easy to live in and to enjoy by social worker’s dedication they have devoted their life for society, some of these workers dont wish to get publicity so that common man dont know about their selfless endeavour. Some such worker have been made known to the reader by Shri. Arvind Khandekar. There are 3 headings under which the writer has given information , they are condolance, will wishing and Matruvandana. In 2008, the book was chosen by Government of Maharashtra as one of the best books and it has won prize for its contents from Mumbai institute under Swayam Sidha. Catagory –

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SKU: Onjalitil Moti Categories: Biography, Literature & Fiction

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Weight	150 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14 cm

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