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Maharashtra Mandal (Singapore) Master 1 of 37 Maharashtra Mandal, Singapore 13-Feb-09 Sr No Cat Ref Book Title (English) Author Source No No 1 A 1 Agnipankh A P J Abdul Kalam MMS Purchase 2 A 1.1 Agnipankh A P J Abdul Kalam Rajendra Pathrikar 3 A 2 Laxmanrekha Ashok Jain MMS Purchase 4 A 3 Aketa Jeev Dada Kondake MMS Purchase 5 A 4 Ek chaitanya Yatra Ranga Marathe MMS Purchase 6 A 5 Popylon Ravindra Gurjar MMS Purchase 7 A 6 Mi Vanvasi Sindhutai Sapkal Anita Kale 8 A 7 Jagachya Pathivar Sudhir Phadke MMS Purchase 9 A 8 Taraal -Antaraal Shankarrao Kharat Madhav Bhave 10 A 9 Timepass Protima Bedi Madhav Bhave 11 A 10 Swataha vishayi Anil Awachat Smita Gadgil 12 A 11 Saangteya eika Hansa Wadekar Madhav Bhave 13 A 12 Kalachi Paule Chandrashekhar Dharmadhikari MMS Purchase 14 A 13 Dagadfodya Ramchandra Nalavde MMS Purchase 15 A 14 Os Zhalya Disha Vasudev Dahake MMS Purchase 16 A 15 Vinod Chintamani Chi Wi Joshi MMS Purchase 17 A 16 Satya, Prem and Katuta Khushwant Singh MMS Purchase 18 A 17 Mi Rangawalele Mhatare Sharad Talwalkar MMS Purchase 19 A 18 Lamaan Shriram Laagoo MMS Purchase 20 A 19 Tula Kaahi Sangaaychay Malati Aalatekar Vijay Gondhalekar 21 A 20 AatmaKatha Nehru MMS Purchase 22 A 21 Shatada Prem Karave. Arun Daate. MMS Purchase 23 A 22 Mee Durga Khote Shri Nimbkar 24 A 23 mazi janamthep sawtantryavir sawarkar MMS Purchase 25 A 24 Suwasini seema dev MMS Purchase 26 A 25 zombi Anand yadav MMS Purchase 27 A 26 Candrakiran ChandraKant Gokhale MMS Purchase 28 A 27 Samidha Sadhana aamte MMS Purchase 29 A 28 Kadhi Bahar Kadhi Shishir Yashwat dev MMS Purchase 30 A 29 Sangteya eika Hansa Wadekar MMS Purchase 31 A 30 Rag Anurag Pnt.Ravishankar mmS Purchase 32 A 31 Swatantryacha Dishene Nelson Mandela MMS Purchase 33 A 32 Not Without My Daughter Betty Mehamudi MMS Purchase 34 A 33 Idali Orchid ani Me Vittal yankatesh Kamat MMS Purchase 35 A 34 Shaly kaushalya Dr.B.N. purandare Ajay Kashikar 36 A 35 Samudracha pathivar Dr.Madhuri Khare shila shekhar 37 A 36 Agnipankh Madhuri Shanbhag Prajot Doshi 38 A 37 Samidha Sadhana aamte Yashwant Kakad 39 A 38 Matruka Pu.Shi.Rege Yashwant Kakad 40 A 39 Anganatle Aabhal Yashwant Pathak Sandhya Karnik 41 A 40 deshantaricha Goshti sangata Ajita Kale Sandhya Karnik 42 A 41 Phule Vechita Lata Mangeshkar Sandhya Karnik 43 A 42 Virangula Ramchandra Jinralkar MMS Purchase 44 A 43 Agnipankh Madhuri Shanbhag puja shende 45 A 44 Rao Bahadur Dadoba Pandurang Dadoba Panduran Tarkhadkar Sugam Kale 46 A 45 Maza Natki Sansar Mama Varerkar Sugam Kale 47 A 46 Aatma chritra aayvaji Jayvant Dalvi Sugam Kale 48 A 47 Isrotale Maze Te Divas MMS 49 A 48 Life And Death In shanghai Nirmala Gaunekar Nirmala Gaunekar 50 A 49 Mi Ani Maze Kathakhan Mugdha Chitnis MMS 51 A 50 Gargi Ajun Jivanta Ahe Mangaka Aathlekar MMS 52 A 51 Eka Panachi Kahani Vi.Sa. Khandekar MMS 2/13/2009 Copy of mmslibrarybooks_5oct07_1_ 12:53 AM Master 2 of 37 Maharashtra Mandal, Singapore 13-Feb-09 Sr No Cat Ref Book Title (English) Author Source No No 53 A 52 Hilary Clington Supriya Wakil MMS 54 A 53 Aamar Moyebela Taslima Naasrin MMS 55 A 54 Eka Mungiche Mahabharat Gangadhar Gadgil MMS Purchase 56 A 55 Kunya Ekiche Antarang Mangala Bhagwat MMS Purchase 57 A 56 Sadha Manus Bhalji Pendharkar MMS Purchase 58 A 57 Enkalab Zindabad Cpt.Laxmi Sehegal MMS Purchase 59 A 58 Panthastha Sharada Sathe MMS Purchase 60 A 59 Evaj Datta Saraf MMS Purchase 61 A 60 Chitramay Swagat Pu.La.Deshpande MMS Purchase 62 A 61 Hasre Dukha Bha.D.Kher MMS Purchase 63 A 62 Agnipankh A.P.J. Kalam Supriya Karambalekar 64 A 63 Majhi Kahani Sharatchandra Gokhale Shruti Amonkar 65 A 64 Eka Mungiche Mahabharat Gangadhar Gadgil Sugam Kale 66 A 65 Dipatjoytir Namostute Sushila Mahajan Shilpa Prakashan 67 A 66 Krutartha Me Krutadhnya Me Mrunalini Joshi Sevika Prakashan 68 A 67 Mee Kasa Zalo Pra. Ke Atre MMS Purchase 69 A 68 Khyaliya Mukund Sangoram, Satish paknikar MMS Purchase 70 A 69 Saptasuranchya Palikade Lata Mangeshkar Harish Bhimani MMS Purchase 71 A 70 Madam Qury Madhuri Kale MMS Purchase 72 A 71 Colony Siddharth Pardhe MMS Purchase 73 B 2 Sri SaiBabanchya Leela Chandrakant Damodar Samant 74 B 2.1 Sri SaiBabanchya Leela Chandrakant Damodar Samant Veena Samant 75 B 3 Yugandhar Sahayatyik Jayaram Desai MMS Purchase 76 B 4 To Pravas Sundar Hota Ke Rm Shirwadkar MMS Purchase 77 B 5 Laxmibai Bhratar vasudev M Go Pathak MMS Purchase 78 B 6 PantapradhanCheaper by the Atal dozen Bihari Vajpai - Adhyaskhya Mangala Nigudkar MMS Purchase 79 B 7 mahodaya Na Ma Ghatate MMS Purchase 80 B 8 Dalitanche Baba P.K.Atre (Acharya) Shailesh Damle 81 B 9 Suryast P.K.Atre (Acharya) Shailesh Damle 82 B 10 Ravindranath 3 vyakhyane Pu La Deshpande MMS Purchase 83 B 11 hindustanche Dusare Swatantrya yudh Pu Na Oak MMS Purchase 84 B 11.1 Hindusthanche Dusre Swaatantya Yuddha Pu Na Oak Anamika Borkar 85 B 12 Amhala Bhetalele Shriram Lagu Pushpa Bhave MMS Purchase 86 B 13 Kirloskar Katha Part 1 Ram Kolarkar Utkarsha 87 B 14 Kirloskar Katha Part 2 Ram Kolarkar Utkarsha 88 B 15 Kirloskar Katha Part 3 Ram Kolarkar Utkarsha 89 B 16 Kirloskar Katha Part 4 Ram Kolarkar Utkarsha 90 B 17 Jeevlag Sare Ravindra Pinge MMS Purchase 91 B 17.1 Jeevlag Sare Ravindra Pinge MMS Purchase 92 B 18 Attar Ani Gulabpani Ravindra Pinge MMS Purchase 93 B 19 Shardwat Sa Ha Deshpande Anita Kale 94 B 20 Sunny The Great Shankar Abhyankar MMS Purchase 95 B 21 Yantrikachi Yatra Shankarrao Kirloskar MMS Purchase 96 B 22 Dr.Kanekarancha Mulga Shirish Kanekar MMS Purchase 97 B 23 Life style Sudhir Gadgil MMS Purchase 98 B 24 Oneday wonders Sunil Gavaskar Shailesh Damle 99 B 25 Hitlerche mahayudh V.G.Kanitkar Shailesh Damle 100 B 26 Manasa Va Pu Kale MMS Purchase 101 B 27 ek Hota Karavar Veena Gawankar MMS Purchase 102 B 28 R.dho.Karve Ya Di Phadke Madhav Bhave 103 B 29 Ramayi Yashwant Manohar Madhav Bhave 104 B 30 Stefi Asha Kardale Madhav Bhave 2/13/2009 Copy of mmslibrarybooks_5oct07_1_ 12:53 AM Master 3 of 37 Maharashtra Mandal, Singapore 13-Feb-09 Sr No Cat Ref Book Title (English) Author Source No No 105 B 31 Athavani Angaarachya Vishwas Sawarkar Smita Gadgil 106 B 32 Nath ha Maza Kanchan Kashinath Ghanekar Madhav Bhave 107 B 32.1 Nath Ha Maza Kanchan Kashinath Ghanekar MMS Purchase 108 B 33 Aarya Vasant Patwardhan Deepak Patel 109 B 34 Shri Samartha Charitra G.V.Akolkar G.R.Kashikar 110 B 35 Mahaamaanav George Carver Kishorbhai Shah 111 B 36 Paraakrami Yuvak Anant Kaanhere Saarvajanik Vaachanaalay 112 B 37 Timirbhedi Aabaasaaheb Jaadhav Deepak Patel 113 B 38 Vishwaatmayogi B.L.Sonaar Deepak Patel 114 B 39 Raja Shambhu Chatrapati Vijay Deshmukh Ravsaheb Deshpande 115 B 40 I Dare - Kiran Bedi Parmesh Dangvaal Deepak Patel 116 B 41 Laakhamolaachaa Jeev Arun Limye / Usha Mehta Deepak Patel 117 B 42 Devmamledaar Deepak Maali Saarvajanik Vaachanaalay 118 B 43 Karunyopanishad Vinay Hardikar MMS Purchase 119 B 44 Debu Vitthal Wagh MMS Purchase 120 B 45 Vi Sa Khandekar - Sachitra Charitrapat Jaya Dadkar MMS Purchase 121 B 46 Pu La - Ek Sathwan Jayawant Dalvi MMS Purchase 122 B 47 Bullet for Bullet (J.F.Rebero) Manjiri Damle MMS Purchase 123 B 48 Eka Janardani Ravindra Bhat MMS Purchase 124 B 49 Hechi Dan Dega Deva Ravindra Bhat MMS Purchase 125 B 50 Bhedile Suryamandala Ravindra Bhat MMS Purchase 126 B 51 Va Pu yanchi Manase Va Pu Kale MMS Purchase 127 B 52 Sri SaiBabanchi Jeevan gatha Chakor Aajgaonkar Vijay Gondhalekar 128 B 53 Chandra Kiran ChandraKant Gokhale Sugam Kale 129 B 54 Indira Parva Dwa Bha Karnik Vijay Gondhalekar 130 B 55 Katha Gandijinchya Haribhau Desai Vijay Gondhalekar 131 B 56 RashtraPita Madhu Limaye Vijay Gondhalekar 132 B 57 Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Na. Ya. Joshi Vijay Gondhalekar 133 B 58 Aapulki Pu la Deshpande Shripad/Madhuri Rege 134 B 59 Ek Hota Gandharva Ram Mhaisalkar Bhavan Mhaisalkar 135 B 60 Swami vivekanand Ravindra Bhat Vijay Gondhalekar 136 B 61 Loksevak charitra Mala Sane guruji Vijay Gondhalekar 137 B 62 PradnyaSuryache Pratibeemba Vi pa Deulgaokar Vijay Gondhalekar 138 B 63 Swami Ramanand Teerth Vi pa Deulgaokar Vijay Gondhalekar 139 B 64 Ardhya Daan Vidya Sapre Chaudhari Vijay Gondhalekar 140 B 65 Alasingh Perumal Vinayak Limaye Vijay Gondhalekar 141 B 66 Karunashtak Ga. Di. Madgulkar MMS Purchase 142 B 67 Aamacha Waanprastha. Mahadeoshastri Joshi MMS Purchase 143 B 68 Nivdak Saane Guruji Ra. Ga. Jadhao MMS Purchase 144 B 69 Aahe Manohar Tari. Sunita Deshpande Deepak Chindarkar 145 B 70 Smruti Chitre Lakshmibai Tilak MMS Purchase 146 B 71 Bangarwaadi Ga. Di. Madgulkar MMS Purchase 147 B 72 Paangalichya Aathawani Shobha Chitre MMS Purchase 148 B 73 Yashodabai Aagarkaraanchya Aathwani Pratibha Raanade. MMS Purchase 149 B 74 Nahi Chira Nahi Panti Ya.DI.Phadke MMS Purchase 150 B 75 Swapna kadun Satya kade Madhuri Shanbag MMS Purchase 151 B 76 Porvay Pu.La. Deshpane MMS Purchase 152 B 77 Gandhi Hatya Ani Me Gopal Godase MMS Purchase 153 B 78 Kahani Londoncha aajibainchi Sarojini Vaidya MMS Purchase 154 B 79 Zoom Dilip Prabhavalkar Milind Kalurkar 155 B 80 Meitra Pu la Deshpande Milind Kalurkar 156 B 81 Cheaper by the dozen Mangala Nigudkar Sunita Kelkar 2/13/2009 Copy of mmslibrarybooks_5oct07_1_ 12:53 AM Master 4 of 37 Maharashtra Mandal, Singapore 13-Feb-09 Sr No Cat Ref Book Title (English) Author Source No No 157 B 82 Chanderi Bhakanti Milind Gunaji MMS Purchase 158 B 83 Mukkam : Armi Post Office Vaidehi Deshpande MMS Purchase 159 B 84 Gudgulya-Hasrya an Bocharya Sharad Talwalkar MMS Purchase 160 B 85 Baromas Sadanad Deshmukh MMS Purchase 161 B 86 Calidoscope Achut Brve Ajay Kashikar 162 B 87 I Dare - Kiran Bedi Asha Kardale Prajot Doshi 163 B 88 Lakh Molacha Jiv Dr.Arun Limaye Prajot Doshi 164 B 89 Life style Sudhir Gadgil Prajot Doshi 165 B 90 Gotavla Shirish Kanekar Prajot Doshi 166 B 91 Pandurang shastriathavle sunita Nagpurkar Yogesh Gondhalekar 167 B 92 Dr.Albart Shawitzar Surekha Dixit Yogesh Gondhalekar 168 B 93 Mananchi mal Sunita Deshpande Yashwant Kakad 169 B 94 Smruti Chitre Lakshmibai Tilak Yashwant Kakad 170 B 95 Chitra Palvi Maruti Chitampali Yashwant Kakad 171 B 96 Sharada Sangit Prakashnarayan Santa Yashwant Kakad 172 B 97 Baluta Daya Pawar Sandhya Karnik(US) 173 B 98 Manobhave Ashwini Bhave Sandhya Karnik(US) 174 B 99 Mepalchi Pane Vidullekha Aaklujkar Sandhya Karnik(US) 175 B 100 AAydan Urmila pawar Sandhya Karnik(US) 176 B 101 Aghalpaghal Sha.na.
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