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Eka thī Sārā by Amrita Pritam · Booklabria

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Eka thī Sārā

Eka thī Sārā

Name: Eka thī Sārā
Author: Amrita Pritam

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First published: 1986
Editions: 3 in 2 languages

Synopsis

On the life of Sārā Shuguftah, 20th century Urdu poet from Pakistan; includes her letters to the author and some other friends.

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Editions

3 in 2 languages

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English1 Hindi2

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