Sanskrit language and Literature/ Kālidāsa / The Meghadūta/ Mallinatha (Commentator)/ M.R. Kale (Translator)/ B.D. Mulgaokar / Publication: 1947/ Number of Pages: 248/
The Meghadūta
Meghaduta is an edition of Meghaduta with the commentary of Mallinatha. The book contains detailed notes and explanations in English. This book is edited by M.R.Kale.
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Sanskrit Language and Literature |
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Mallinatha $e Comm. M.R. Kale $e Trans. |
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English |
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B.D. Mulgaokar |
| Publication Place |
Bombay |
| Publication Year |
1947 |
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