An edition of Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha (2009)

Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha

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Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
Ajāiba Kamala, Ajāiba Kamala
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An edition of Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha (2009)

Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha

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Articles on experimental Panjabi poetry.

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Publisher
Lokgeet Parkashan
Language
Punjabi
Pages
192

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Subjects

Panjabi poetry, History and criticism, Panjabi Experimental poetry
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Cover of: Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
2009, Lokgeet Parkashan
in Punjabi
Cover of: Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
2009, Lokgeet Parkashan
in Punjabi
Cover of: Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
2009, Lokgeet Parkashan
in Punjabi
Cover of: Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
2009, Lokgeet Parkashan
in Punjabi
Cover of: Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
Prayogawāda te usatoṃ agāṃha
2009, Lokgeet Parkashan
in Punjabi

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Edition Notes

In Panjabi.

Published in
Chandigarh
Other Titles
Paryogvaad te uston aggahn

Classifications

Library of Congress
PK2652 (P-PZ26)+

The Physical Object

Pagination
192 p. ;
Number of pages
192

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23607399M
ISBN 10
817142760X
ISBN 13
9788171427604
LCCN
2009345066
OCLC/WorldCat
369323711

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