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"Gourahari Das Kathalu " ( A Review in English)
Translation from Oriya to Telugu has not been new and going on from many decades and Puripanda Appalaswamy, an iconic translator was known ...
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Railing over there and a biker was stopping by . There were some people talking under a tree . It was an evening to come out , the sky ...
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This photograph has been taken while I was going on a road.In fact,it's a common sight in rural side of Telugu speaking states of b...
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Translation from Oriya to Telugu has not been new and going on from many decades and Puripanda Appalaswamy, an iconic translator was known ...

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Thanks for sharing.
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Have a nice weekend.
That's quite an interesting shot. Sometimes, we need to know where the stuff in the stores comes from!
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