- In
Ancient India, a
shreni (Sanskrit: श्रेणि, romanized: śreṇi or श्रेणी śreṇī, Prakrit: seni) was an ****ociation of traders, merchants, and artisans....
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including the gana, pani, puga, vrata, sangha,
nigama and
Shreni. Nigama, pani and
Shreni refer most
often to
economic organisations of merchants, craftspeople...
- his reign.
According to
medieval chronicles (such as Merutunga's Vichara-
shreni and Padmanābha's
Kanhadade Prabandha),
Karna had
abducted the wife of his...
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production and
earns his
living by
working for others.
Similarly Kirti Shreni is the
class of
people who do not have any
capital or
means of production...
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Sandeep Modi (1982-10-28) 28
October 1982 (age 42)
India Occupation Film
director Known for
Chumbak Aarya The
Night Manager Relatives Shreni Modi (wife)...
- Hyderabad,
Navahind [1964] 147 p.
Foreign Policy: Aligarh, P.C.
Dwadash Shreni, [1963?] 381 p.
Fragments of
World Mind:
Maitrayani Publishers & Booksellers;...
- many of them were
wealthy merchants who
formed themselves into
guilds or
Shreni, and also
functioned as
Mahajans (money lenders,
patrons of the temples...
- 2015). "Unit-1 Sets and Functions: 1. Set Theory".
Chhaya Ganit (Ekadash
Shreni).
Scholar Books Pvt. Ltd. p. 5.
Halmos 1960, p. 8. K.T. Leung;
Doris Lai-chue...
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French guild of
poets and
musicians Retail -
particularly History of
retail Shreni – ****ociation of merchants,
traders and
artisans in
India Trade ****ociation...
- part of the province.
Ancient Kambojas organised military sanghas and
shrenis (corporations) to
manage their political and
military affairs, as Arthashastra...
