Morphine Manifesto in Five Indian Languages!

Published on: May 30, 2012

In addition to the Ukranian and Russian translations, Dr Savita Butola (Delhi), Dr Dinesh Goswami (Guahati), Dr Mallika Tiruvadanan (Chennai), Ms Vineela (Hyderabad) and Dr Geeta Joshi (Ahmedabad) have provided us with the translated Morphine Manifesto in FIVE Indian languages: Hindi, Assamese, Tamil, Telugu and Gujarati.

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