GJSFR Volume 26
ISSN Online : 2249-4626
ISSN Print : 0975-5896
Print Estd. : 2001
DOI : 10.17406/GJSFR
Publishing Frequency : Monthly
CODEN : GJSFR
Society Accreditation : Yes
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