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As on 11.2.2015 Availability of Parliamentary Publications And As on 11.2.2015 LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT (SALES & RECORDS BRANCH) Availability of Parliamentary publications and souvenir items brought out by Lok Sabha Secretariat Publications of the Lok Sabha Secretariat available on sale. Eminent Parliamentarians Monograph Series. Periodicals brought out by the Lok Sabha Secretariat Souvenir items with Parliament of India logo available on sale. Souvenir items with Parliament Museum logo available on sale. Availability of parliamentary publications through the Publications Division, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. List of authorized Agents for the sale of Lok Sabha Secretariat publications. Terms & conditions for appointing Agents for the sale of Lok Sabha Secretariat publications. LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE ON SALE AT SALES COUNTER, RECEPTION OFFICE PARLIAMENT HOUSE, NEW DELHI (TEL. NO. 23034726) FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT SALES & RECORDS BRANCH. 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