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- ↑ Lok Sabha Debates, Parliament of India, Government of India, 1983,
... 'Aur Bhi Gham Hain Zamane Mein' which fulfil the twin objectives of education and entertainment ...
- ↑ Parliamentary debates: official report, Volume 120, Issues 9-13, Rajya Sabha, Parliament of India, Government of India, 1981,
... 'Aur Bhi Gam Hain Zamane Mein' a serial is telecast on fortnightly basis highlighting social problems, behaviour and attitudes ...
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