An edition of Usmānābādacī sākhara āṇi jagācī bājārapeṭha (2006)

Usmānābādacī sākhara āṇi jagācī bājārapeṭha

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Usmānābādacī sākhara āṇi jagācī bāj ...
Niḷū Dāmale, Niḷū Dāmale
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An edition of Usmānābādacī sākhara āṇi jagācī bājārapeṭha (2006)

Usmānābādacī sākhara āṇi jagācī bājārapeṭha

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History of Natural Sugar & Allied Industries Limited, sugar factory Rānjani, Osmanad District, Maharashtra.

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Mauja Prakāśana Gr̥ha
Language
Marathi
Pages
120

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Subjects

History, Natural Sugar & Allied Industries Limited, Sugar factories

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India, Rānjani
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Usmānābādacī sākhara āṇi jagācī bājārapeṭha
2006, Mauja Prakāśana Gr̥ha
in Marathi - 1. āvr̥ttī.

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In Marathi.

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Mumbaī

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Library of Congress
HD9116.A3-Z.x4A-.x4ZN+, HD9116.I42 N373 2006

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Pagination
8, 120 p. ;
Number of pages
120

ID Numbers

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OL16519111M
ISBN 10
8174866108
LCCN
2007391312
OCLC/WorldCat
196271690

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