Samarth Sutre

70.00

This book includes the extracts from Samarth Ramdasswami and other Indian literature based on management, Special education, public contact methods etc which are the important and basic concepts of modern management science/ Philosophy. The verses (Shlokas) from the original writers have been coated for references. Read the book and try to follow the guidelines given in the verses (Shlokas)

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This book includes the extracts from Samarth Ramdasswami and other Indian literature based on management, Special education, public contact methods etc which are the important and basic concepts of modern management science/ Philosophy. The verses (Shlokas) from the original writers have been coated for references. Read the book and try to follow the guidelines given in the verses (Shlokas)

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Weight 50 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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