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Mangaluru’s Shanthi Prakashana takes part in 36th Sharjah international book fair

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October 30, 2017

Mangaluru, Oct 30: Shanthi Prakashana, a publishing house from Karnataka’s Mangaluru city, is all set to take part in the 36th Sharjah International Book Fair.

The 11-day annual book exhibition-cum-sale will be held from November 1 to November 11 at Sharjah Expo Center, Sharjah.

Shanthi Prakashana is known for publishing Islamic books in Kannada on different topics and areas such as society, politics and culture. Till date it has published more than 270 titles. It also has three mobile literature vans travelling all over Karnataka.

Mr. Sudheer Kumar Shetty, President, UAE Exchange, released the invitation card of the Shanthi Prakashana’s outlet.  

Abdul Khader Kukkage and Jaffer Sadik, representatives of Shanathi Prakashana and NRI activist Muhammed Ali Uchil were present.

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Nagaraj Aaneho…
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Tuesday, 31 Oct 2017

I am proud that a Kannada publication is participating  at Sharjah International Book Fair. But also astonished why other Kannda Big wigs has not participated? Wish a big success to "Shanthi Prakashana"

Jawed Ahmed
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Tuesday, 31 Oct 2017

Congratulation to Shanthi Prakhashana, a very good Dawah iniative taken by them.I wish all the sucess to publications Stall at Sharjah Book Fair.May Allah bless people behind this noble deed.

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