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What India Thinks of The Case of Pandit Arjunlal Sethi
Publisher: The All-India Jaina Association
Published Date: 1915-09-01

What India Thinks of The Case of Pandit Arjunlal Sethi

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Published Date:Jan, 08 2019

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What more do you want when the heavens are within you, and even God Himself?

Mahatma Gandhi

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