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Mrunalini Desai was a Marathi writer[1] from Maharashtra, India.

Works

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The following is a list of her books:

  • Āryā Vedavatī (1989)
  • Maṇibahan Paṭel (1986)
  • Pūrṇāhuti (1979)
  • Prītīcī Rīt (1979)
  • Pūrṇāhuti (1979)
  • Pragatīcyā Nikashāvar (1977)
  • Pragatine Panthe (1977)
  • Rusavā (1976)
  • Ināmadār (1975)
  • Bilvadal (1975)
  • Strī (1974)
  • Rājaghāṭ (1974)
  • Ānandayātrā (1973)
  • Niśigandha (1973)
  • Yoginī (1972)
  • Bhagavān Paraśurām (1970)
  • Putra Mānavācā (1969)
  • Virāṇī (1967)

References

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  1. ↑ Culture, Ramakrishna Mission. Institute of (1978). The Cultural Heritage of India: Languages and literatures. Ramakrishna Mission, Institute of Culture. p. 556. Retrieved 26 September 2011.
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