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Date: 25/10/2013

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07/10/2013 17:01

I'm not sure whom this quiz booklet was aimed at, but it does have a lot of interesting questions. Possibly a (very) keen biology amateur or general student of endocrinology. It is exactly what it says it is... a list of questions with an answer key at the back. The questions are not gathered into...

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#Press Release:A most-wanted writer's compelling novel is ready to be launched in the US and Canada.

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The most-wanted writer's compelling novelis ready to be launched in the US and Canada in 2016. Readers’eager waiting will bear fruit in the next few months. New novels by V Bright Saigal are soon to be launched. “LONDON MARSHALL (Legacy of Sin and Lords of Raisina Hill),” a crime thriller, will...

The Dark Moon of the Saturn - A short fiction launched 9 Available on our Bookstore

23/10/2013 19:15

Behind the Full Moon Launching Soon

19/07/2012 13:00

The most wanted writer's Compelling Novel, to be launched soon In the US and Canada -At present in editing stage The anxious waiting of the readers is going to bear fruits, in the forthcoming few months. New novels of ‘V Bright Saigal’ are to be launched soon “Behind the...

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19/07/2012 12:58

News Release Latest: 2010 Anthology of a major American publisher has taken 5 Poems of V Bright Saigal. Anthology launched in Sep -2010.

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18/07/2012 12:29

Latest News Lullaby- A Collection of Poems & Stories Launched If anyone wants to read romantic poems and stories that touch the depth of one's heart, waking up the hidden emotions, here is your chance. Renowned writer V Bright Saigal’s Lullaby – A Collection of Poems &...

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