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The fundamentalist of Sanatau Vedic religion (Hindu religion), establisher of advaitya tradition in India, the learned Guru Aadi Shankarachary is known to all of us. His full life, and achievements are described fully in this book of Nachiket Publication

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The fundamentalist of Sanatau Vedic religion (Hindu religion), establisher of advaitya tradition in India, the learned Guru Aadi Shankarachary is known to all of us. His full life, and achievements are described fully in this book of Nachiket Publication

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Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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