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Library Collection Having Department As 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher Shelvinglocation Nno Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 3628U The Compani of Women Khushavant, Pune: 54/2 Singh. Mehta, 1158U Granth Sangati Talwalkar, Pune: 13/3 Govind. Parchure Prakashan Mandir, 4809 Fulrani Kusumagraj, Pune: 19/3 . Kontinenatal Prakashan, 404 Doctor Lagu Atre, P. K. Mumbai: 20/1 Parchure Prakashan, 372BG Kadumbarikar Phudke Deshpande, Pune: 66/4 M. K. Venus., [s.l]: s.n.] 1187U Shokantikecha Uday Khole, Vilas. Mumbai: 13/3 Majestic Prakashan, 4099 Marathwadyatil Kalagi Turyachi Mande, P. Aurangbad: 19/3 Aadhyatmik Shahiri B. Bahishal Shikshan Mandal, 3396U Bhimsen (Biography of Bhimsen Potdar, Pune: 52/4 Joshi) Vasant. Rajhans, 3874U Mahatma Jotiba Phule : Varsa Bhole, B.L. Aurangabad: 55/4 Aani Vasa Saket, 1099U Bhartatil Khristi Sampraday RSS Shastri, Pune: 13/2 Chi bhumika Shripad. Bhartiy Vichar Sadhana, Printed On : 22/08/2015 1 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 471 Murtu Pasun Amrutakade Bharge, Pune: 34/3 Bhavana. Kulkarni granthagar, 1128U Loknatyachi Parampara Joshi, V. K. Pune: 13/3 Thokal Prakashan, 13096 Kavyachintan Karhade, Mumbai: 19/3 Sada. Shalaka Prakashan, 8587 Hare Ram Hare Krishna Abhyankar, Pune: 34/2 kusoom. Shaseedeep , 1421 Bhartache Bagyvidhate Kanitkar, Pune: 37/3 1422 Madhav. Kishor , 37/3 882U Aatmrang Joshi, Mumbai: 12/6 Sunita. Aanand Cchaya, 1035U Cchori Padgaokar, Mumbai: 13/2 Mangesh. Mauj Prakashan Gruh, 9437 Akshar Madhav Khand 2 Shewalkar, Vani: 23/6 Ram. Ram Shewalkar, 1836. Sinikatha Deshpande, Mumbai 34/4 D.G. Popular 230BG Adhunike Marathi Wadmayacha Deshpande, Pune: 66/1 Eithas A. n. Vines. Printed On : 22/08/2015 2 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 466BG Dr. No Fleming, Pune: 66/3 Ian. Rajas., [s.l]: s.n.] 3851U Gramin SamajJivan V Sahitya Deshmukh, Aurangabad: 55/3 Ganesh. Swarup, 857U Muktibodhanchi Nivdak Kavita Manohar, New Delhi: 12/6 Yashwant. Sahitya Academy, 1069U Muslin Manas(Tarang-Antarang) Husen, Pune: 13/2 Muzaffar. Bhartiy Vichar Sadhana, 2125 Kavi Shri Mala - Panjabi Bhai Wardha: 47/2 Virshiang. Rashtbasha Parchar Samati., 413BG Ladakya Leki Kulkarni, [s.l]: 66/3 415BG Pandit Lalite 66/3 Anant. Sahitye, [s.l]: s.n.] 3674U Eak Hota Karvhar (Biography of Gawhankar, Pune: 54/3 J.W.Karvhar) Vina. Rajhans, 423BG Mohor Sakryekar, Mumbai: 66/4 Dadu. [s.n]. 117AB Kachpatre Tendulkar, Mumbai: 64/2 Vijay. Nav Lekhan, 1660R Jagala Prem Arpave Mahanor, Mumbai 57a N.D. Popular Printed On : 22/08/2015 3 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 4349U Operation Blue Star Brar, K.S. Pune: Translet by Rohan, Bhagvan Datar. 3651U Maharanee Yesubai (Biography Shivde, Pune: 54/3 of Yesubai) Sadashiv S. Padgandha, 3800U Mayabram Mahajan, Pune: 55/2 Vyaktesh. Manorma, 637U Jatila Jat Wairi Shinde, N. Mumbai 12/3 M. Popular 802U Sagracha Janm Paustowaski Pune: 12/5 , Konstantin Pragteek Translate By Pustak Shanta Prakashan, Rande. 50BG Rukhmeniharan Pandit, Nagpur: 66/4 Bhawanisha Subhah nkar. Book Deop. 1774U Mahabharat Rahi Masum Mumbai: 71 1775U Raja parchure - 71 1776U Translet by Latkar, 71 71 1777U Garge & Latkar. 4326U Jagtikikaran Samaj aani Marathi Shobhane, Nagpur: Sahitya Ravindra. Vijay, 3549U The Changing Era of E - Vijaykumar, Delhi: 53/4 Banking A. Manglam, 667U Kale Chandane Dasnurkar, Pune: 12/4 Snehalata. Amol Prakashan, Printed On : 22/08/2015 4 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 13498 Pratishodh Dhole, Pune: 31/3 Sanjay. Pushp Prakashan, 159U Prachnama Shinde, Mumbai: 20/2 Jagannath. Tridal Prakashan, 1545 Vyas Parv Bhave, P.B. Pune: 34/3 Mounj, 2127 Kavi Shri Mala - Tamil Bharti, Wardha: 47/2 Shubhmany Rashtbasha am. Parchar Samati., [s.l]: s.n.] 3232 Krantikarak Khatale Kher, Bha . Mumbai: 37/2 D. [Vora & Voara, 1025U Visarleli Smrutichitre Varma, New Delhi: 13/1 Bhagwaticha National ran Book Trust, Translate by Indumati Kelkar. 1222U King Henry The Six 1 Shakshpear, Pune: 13/4 Translate by Sarita V. S. Aapte. Prakashan, 7665 Dashpadi Anil, . Mumbai: 19/1 Mauj Prakashan, 141BG Vidhyan Aani Samaj Sawarkar, V. Pune: 66/5 D. Venus., [s.l]: s.n.] Printed On : 22/08/2015 5 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 726U Nanda Sadekar, Mumbai: 12/4 Ramchandra Dilip . Prakashan, 2746U Nilepani Hirwi Unhe Katarkar, Pune: 15/6 Suchitra. Pratima Prakashan, 4135U Mee Indira (Biography of Indira Kale, V.R. Mumbai 57/2 Gandhi) Vasant 1188R Birad Pawar, Mumbai: 10a 1189R Ashok. Manovikas, 10a 1190R 10a 10a 1195R 10a 1196R 11594 Nisheegandhach Nat Brahankar, Nagpur: 34/4 Vijaya. Hirak, 2553 Aapala Maan : Aapala Abhiman Thatte, Pune: 23/6 Yadunath. Thokal Prakashan, 9207 Fashi Zalich Pahije Muthe, B. V. Ashoknagar: 20/4 Ashok Adhucation , 5186 Hee Wat Agasteechee 34/5 205BG Visha Mazi Puri Kara Subnees, Mumbai: 66/4 Vasant. Continentel., [s.l]: s.n.] 793U Tulsa Mehta, Pune: 12/5 Shashikala. Dilipraj Prakashan, Printed On : 22/08/2015 6 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 1643U Swapn Dasnurkar, Pune: 13/6 Snehalata. Vidhya Prakashan, 4544 Koslaa Nemade, Pune: 31/1 Bhalchandra Deshmukh & . Co. , 9312 Kavita Aani Pratima Rasal, Mumbai: 19/4 Sudhir. Mauj Prakashan, 11051 Mantarlele Chilkhat Naike, Mumbai: 35/6 Gurunath. Priya, 5154 Kalpwan Kulkarnee,S Pune: 36/3 hreepad D. continetal, 14740 Sash- Tang Namaskar Keluskar, Thane: 21/5 Mahesh. Dimpal, 1350U Digvijay (Biography Of Swami Kanekar, Dombiwali: 13/5 Vivekanand) Mukta. Ashwamedh Prakashan, 14711 Pandharya Jagatala Andhar Khan, Shrirampur: 31/6 Rajan. Shabdalay Prakashan, 4223U Swargaranbha Aapte,Satish Mumbai 57/3 . Manorama 6141 Ghetal Shingawar Katdare, Mumbai: 20/3 Manohar. Majestic Book, 1214U King Henry The Fifth Shakshpear, Pune: 13/4 Translate by Sarita V. S. Aapte. Prakashan, Printed On : 22/08/2015 7 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 1693U Dongraavadha Karant, Pune 14/1 Shivram Mehta Translate by Uma Kulkarni. 8397 Sat Gharanchya Simaresha Devdhar, Kolhapur: 31/2 Jotsana. Minal Prakashan, 5376 Saptdashi Pendase, Mumbai: 23/6 Lalji. Abhinav Prakashan , 1846 Meera Padgaokar, Mumbai 19/4 Mangesh. Popular 4835a Manya Sajjana Davare, Mumbai: 20/1 Padmakar. Parchure Prakashan, 613 Rahasyamay Raghu Kakodakar, Mumbai 36/3 chandrakant Vasant . 4094 Hitguj (Namvant Aatmcharitateel Samant, Bal. Mumbai: 21/3 Utare - content of Ed. Bharteey Autobigraphy) Granth Bhavan, 4700 Asmat Kanitkar, Mumbai: 31/5 Madhav. Vora & Co., 817 Teelakanchi Kavita Bhag 4 Teelak, A. Pune: 19/6 D. Vinas Prakashan, 6116 Sansar Ha Sukhacha Kalgutkar, Mumbai: 20/3 H. Majestic Book, Printed On : 22/08/2015 8 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 4815 Amrut Putra(Biography of Lal Kher, B.D. Pune: 36/4 Bahadur Shastri) kesaree, 878 Rutoosanhar 34/4 9201 Shanyachee Shala Govaikar, Pune: 21/4 Padmakar. Anmol, 2517U Begam Samru Tiwari, Aurangabad: 15/4 Rangnath. Saket Prakashan, 10375 Mukta Dalvi, Mumbai: 20/2 Jayvant. Majestic Book, 1539a Samajik Natake .... ....: 20/6 ...., 11839 Fakira Sathe, Pune: 35/3 11843 Aannabhau. Suresh, 35/3 12225 35/3 35/3 12228 35/3 12233 35/3 22839 7674 Riward Kadam Pune: 36/2 Baba. Sanjay, 548U Jiwit Dhage Chirmule, S. Mumbai: 12/2 V. Majestic, 662a Doctor Ketkaranchya Gokhale, D. Pune: 31/4 Kadambarya N. Vinas Prakashan, 8836 Sadafuli Mulgaokar, Pune: 21/1 Suhasini. Shri Vishakha Prakashan , Printed On : 22/08/2015 9 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 156BG Himalayateel Pravas Kalelkar, Pune: Kaka Rastreey Transled by Granthmala, Dharmadhik ari, B. 8768 Milan Gokhale, Pune: 31/4 Arvind. Pune Sahitya Vitaran, 4103U Asmita Jadhav, Pune 57/2 Surkant. Mehta 10603 Biyarchee Saha Kyan Naresh. Pune: 33/1 Mauj, 4780 Nagadhiraj Himalay Vatve, K.N. Mumbai 33/4 Vora & Comp 4303 Aise Sant Hone Nahee Kulkarnee, Pune: 37/3 D.G. Argade Kulkarnee, 1760U Vaishnav Shirwadkar, Pune: 14/1 V. V. Kontinental Prakashan , 10381 Antar VAidhya, Solppur: 35/4 Suresh. Nandadeep, 3502 Lal Bahaddur Shastree Nipunge, Pune: 37/5 Harichandra Puspak, & Rajan Parmar. 1727U Sauhard Limaye, Mumbai: 14/ Madhu. Granthali Prakashan, Printed On : 22/08/2015 10 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 417BG Marwa Pargaonkar, Pune: 67/2 V. S. Dyanraj. 467 Shree Sardadevee Swami Nagpur: 38/2 Apurvannad. Shree ramkrush aasram, 2877 Radhakrishnan : The Portrait of Singh, Delhi: An Educationist Rajendra Sterling Pub, Pal. 3884U Shardh Kamble, Pune: 55/4 Uttam. Manovikas, 403U Ase Samne Ase Kheladu Pandit, B. J. Mumbai: 11/6 Majestic, 4125 Amar Vishwa Sahitya 4 Modak, S. Mumbai: 23/2 H. Bhartiy Granth Bhavan, 1109 Apmanit Shevade, Nagpur: 33/3 Indumatee. Pradeep, 66BG Ankeshan, Parivyae Lekhe Aani Daga, V. A Vardha: 67/2 Ayakar Lekhe & Satish., Deshmukh, [s.l]: Remesh. s.n.] 12277 Dashdvar Te Sopan Harivanshar Pune: ay Bacchan Pratima, transled by V.K.Patil. 4899 Moropantache Samagra Granth Priyolkar, Mumbai: 11-Sput Kavye A.K. Marathi Sanshodan mandal, Printed On : 22/08/2015 11 Library Collection having Department as 'Marathi' Accessio Title Author Publisher ShelvingLocation nNo 169.ba Pradkshina Jog, R.S. Pune: 64/2 3227U Kantinental, 51/4 3228U 51/4 519U Raktrag
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