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Indian astrophysicist and writer (1938–2025)
Also known as: Jayant Vishnu Narlikar, Jayant Vishnu Naralikar, Джайант Нарликар, جايانت فيشنو نارليكار, 자얀트 나를리카르, ジャヤント・ナーリカー
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