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Language and Literature - Descriptive Catalogue of Panjabi Manuscripts in Vrindaban Research InstituteAbout the Book
Born in July 1933 in a simple and devout Bandai Sikh family in Village Mirnewala also called "Swarga Nagri" (heavenly village), District Jhang (now in Pakistan) Shri Amrit Lal Takkar migrated in 1947 and settled at Bahadurgarh (Haryana) where he had his school education. After a distinguished career in Government with more than 2 decades in the Ministry of Human Resource Developme Heavenly Village, Persian Language, Human Resource Development, Language And Literature, Research Institute, Descriptive, Manuscript, Human Resources, Theology

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Item Code:	UBC058
Author:	Amrit Lal Takkar
Publisher:	Vrindaban Research Institute
Language:	PUNJABI AND ENGLISH
Edition:	1996
Pages:	97
Cover:	HARDCOVER
Other Details	10.00 X 7.50 inch
Weight	370 gm

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Language and Literature - Descriptive Catalogue of Panjabi Manuscripts in Vrindaban Research InstituteAbout the Book Born in July 1933 in a simple and devout Bandai Sikh family in Village Mirnewala also called "Swarga Nagri" (heavenly village), District Jhang (now in Pakistan) Shri Amrit Lal Takkar migrated in 1947 and settled at Bahadurgarh (Haryana) where he had his school education. After a distinguished career in Government with more than 2 decades in the Ministry of Human Resource Developme

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