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Dear readers
As I have been requested by my juniors from various campuses of Karnataka that I should provide reading and practice material online to all for benefit of juniors. Hence I am providing link to get material online. Following is the link of my personal website on which I have uploaded the book.
http://gouravkumarvani.co.in/

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