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Indian novelist, poet, and essayist (in Hindi and Punjabi languages) (1919–2005)
Also known as: Amrit Kaur, Амрита Притам, أمريتا برايتام, امرتا پریتم, アムリタ・プリタム
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- Life and times (1989)
- Kisī tārīk̲h̲a ko! (2007)
- Agga dīāṃ līkāṃ (1969)
- Muhabbatanāmā (1981)
- Sāta savāla (1984)