Bengal Renaissance Studies/ Bharatiya Samajsastra / Number of Pages: 178/
Bharatiya Samajsastra ভারতীয় সমাজশাস্ত্র
Bharatiya Samajsastra is a Bengali translation of a book originally written in Marathi by Rajopadhyay. This book presents the ancient Indian view of society.
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