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Born and brought up in Gujarat, India, Yashpalsinh Jadeja is a bookworm, blogger, teacher, technology learner and linux user. He likes to write about anything that interests him.

He loves his country India and the state where he lives in, Gujarat. A proud Gujarati, he likes to write poems in Gujarati - mother tongue. His crush is Gujarati literature and enjoys reading it.

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પોસ્ટકાર્ડ ઉપર પત્ર - Gujarati blog

Hobbies : Reading, Writing, Travelling, Playing Synthesizer, Playing Badminton

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