Sabhya Kase Vhave ?

Name: Sabhya Kase Vhave ?
SKU: Sabhya Kase Vhave ?
Price: 125.00 INR
Availability: InStock

₹125.00

Man has to cultivate himself through conscious efforts. He has to teach hemself to avoid the wrong doings and proceed towards the precious, gentle peaceful and happy life. For this at each and every stop he ought to be careful, about what and how to speak and what not to speak. What he should listen and what to neglect, what is to be seen and what is not to be seen. He should know when he should be merciful and where he should not be merciful at all. In short the exactitudes of the behaviour are described in this book following which one can make progress in becaming a balanced personality.

4 in stock

SKU: Sabhya Kase Vhave ? Category: Informative

Description

Additional information

Weight	150 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14 cm

More Products

Add to wishlist

Bhartiya Paramveer

₹150.00

The highest military award Paramveer is a matter of pride. In this book we get full information about the various winning Paramveer award in Marathi

Add to wishlist

Shirdiche Saibaba

₹100.00

Sold

Add to wishlist

Atom Bomb Spies

₹130.00

Sold

Add to wishlist

Kaivalyopanishad

₹40.00

Add to wishlist

Rajarshi Kalam

₹100.00

The president of India beloved of all Indians, the scientist of modern times known by the short word ?APJ? was really a king of people ( Rajarshi) in a democratic country. He ruled over the minds of people of India. An honest, humble, and attractive personality of this man has inspired all of us. This book tells about all of his abilities and precious deeds; A perspective profile adds to the honour of Indians.

Add to wishlist

Janukanchi Kimaya

₹200.00

Starting from what is the gene? to what sort of fullphased change is made possible by the functions of genes is the subject of this book. One gets uptodate scientific information on all scientific aspects of working of genes in simple language with appropriate pictures. There are eight coloured pages contributed to show the steps in the discovery of genes by Dr. Pratibha Sahastrabuddhe, the writer.