Sahakari Paripatrake 2008 -12

Name: Sahakari Paripatrake 2008 -12
SKU: Sahakari Paripatrake 2008 -12
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The financial institution in the co-operative field viz urban co-operative banks, urban and other credit societies are controlled by co-operative commissions. Their business works according to the circulars of the commissioner. This the collection of such circulars of last five years. it is very difficult to search in for particular circular. Taking this difficulty into consideration this book on collection is published. This is a very basic need, so the book serves the most important aspect in management and banking section to simplify the purpose writer Anil Sambre

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SKU: Sahakari Paripatrake 2008 -12 Categories: Banking, Law

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Weight	200 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14 cm

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