Hindi, asked by sk0196450gmailcom, 10 months ago

please answer it please please

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Answered by sanjeevpatil140673

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mollik and the consequences of any action in reliance on the consequences of any action in reliance on the other hand the consequences of the other

Answered by gaurav101078

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1. mul shabd is gyan
2. Mul shabd is lekh
3. Mul shabd is bal
prashn 2
1. padna
2. etihasik

3. paragit

I hope this will help

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