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Publication Year 2022
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Ganga Chalisa Pocket Edition

Ganga Chalisa Pocket Edition

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Ganga Chalisa is a 40-verse spiritual prayer devoted to Mother Ganga, also known as patit-pavani, or the one who cleanses wrongdoers of their misdeeds. The Ganga Chalisa is said to bring clarity of thought to those who read it. This hardbound compact edition, which contains Ganga aarti, is brought to you by ServDharm. The book is printed on extra quality paper and features large letters that are simple to read in both Hindi & English. It's ideal for gifting as well as a personal item. Ideal for gifting on any Indian Occasion, our beautifully crafted chalisas that come in a hardbound gifting case have delighted the recipients to no end. Striking colours that capture the essence of India make our products exceptionally memorable. We produce 100% Made in India products that enrich the experience of giving and receiving gifts.

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Category Miscellaneous
Publisher Servdharm
ISBN 9789391855376
Publication Year 2022
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000581131

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