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The tourism of worth seeing places has been published by Nachiket Publications. This book is one of the series and is about the Shegaon and the Saint Gajanan Maharaj. The readers of all ages are assisted through this book as ample information with photographs has been provided. Before visiting Shegaon are must read it.
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The tourism of worth seeing places has been published by Nachiket Publications. This book is one of the series and is about the Shegaon and the Saint Gajanan Maharaj. The readers of all ages are assisted through this book as ample information with photographs has been provided. Before visiting Shegaon are must read it.
| Weight | 50 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 cm |
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