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जाहलो खरेच धन्य ऐकतो मराठी ॥
धर्म, पंथ, जात एक जाणतो मराठी ।
एवढ्या जगात माय मानतो मराठी ॥
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Thursday, May 05, 2005
Hallichya Muli...! [ Marathi Kavita ]





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