Biology, asked by poojahome9873, 2 months ago

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Please anyone help me
this is a Sanskrit word you can tell the meaning in hindi

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Answered by prajwalhanwate

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it means ' I'm remembering you everywhere'

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Answered by saloniszar2474

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answer will be smartly mtlb Chalaki se

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