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$40.00Select optionsIndian elections for the 16th Lok Sabha saw many heated debates on various topics concerning governance. In such critical times, the 11th President of India, Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam urges the Indians to cast their vote for the right candidate. Through Governance For Growth In India, he expresses his vision for India and the contribution that each Indian citizen must make for the same.
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EVERYONE HAS A STORY – Savi Sharma
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GENTLY FALLS THE BAKULA – Sudha Murty
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