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DR V C K LIBRARY ACCESSION LIST ACC NO CALL.NO TITLE AUTHOR 1 001.42 JAY RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN EDUCATION Dr JAYANT VISHNU TATKE 2 001.4 GIB HANDBOOK FOR WRITERS OF RESEARCH PAPERS JOSEPH GIBALDI AND WALTER S ACHTERT 3 001.42 VIS COMPETITIVENESS OF INDIA VISWANATHAN S MADRAS INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT 4 001.42 MID FIFTEENTH CENSUS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH IN SOUTHERN STATES STUDIES 5 021.7 BER DEUTSCHES MUSEUM BERGVERLAG RUDOLF ROTHER MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND NATIONAL 6 026 MIN A DESCRIPTION OF THE PRINCIPAL MONUMENTS ORIENTATIONS, UNITED ARAB 7 030 SCH THE FAMILY MEDICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA JUSTUS J SCHIFFERS 8 030 REA.1 THE READERS DIGEST GREAT ENCYCLOPAEDIC DICTIONARY V.1 THE READERS DIGEST ASSOCIATION 9 030 REA.2 THE READERS DIGEST GREAT ENCYCLOPAEDIC DICTIONARY V.2 THE READERS DIGEST ASSOCIATION 10 004 GAT BUSINESS @THE SPEED OF THOUGHT BILL GATES 11 004.6 GOY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN EVERYDAY LIFE M L GOYAL 12 005 PRA WIRELESS AD HOC NETWORKS CONCEPTS AND PROTOCOLS S PRASANNA etc., 13 005.12 RAJ SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY V RAJARAMAN 14 060 RAM A PEEP IN TO THE HISTORIC PAST V G RAMACHANDRAN 15 070 KRI BHAVANS JOURNAL DR K S KRISHNAN 16 070 SAM HISTORY OF TAMIL JOURNAL 19TH CENTURY DR A Ma SAMY 17 070.18 ROS WRITING DIRECTING AND PRODUCING DOCUMENTARY FILMS AND VIDEOS ALAN ROSENTHAL 18 070.7 PAD.2 WIDE SPECTRUM RESEARCH JOURNAL V.2 DR D PADMANAPAN 19 070.7 PAD.3 WIDE SPECTRUM RESEARCH JOURNAL V.3 DR D PADMANAPAN 20 079 RAM FROM THE PAGES OF THE HINDU MAHATMA GANDHI THE LAST 200 DAYS V RAMAMURTHY 21 080 VEN A HANDBOOK OF TAMIL NADU K M VENKATARAMAIAH 22 080 GAN A BRIDGE OF WORDS M K GANDHI AND G D BIRLA AMERICAN STUDIES RESEARCH CENTRE, 23 001.42 AME THE MLA STYLE SHEET HYDERABAD 24 100 EYS CHECK YOUR OWN IQ H J EYSENCK 25 100 JAW THOUGHTS JAWAHARLAL NEHRU 26 100 KRI LIFE AHEAD J KRISHNAMURTHY 27 100 SAT AN INTRODUCTION TO INDIAN PHILOSOPHY SATISCHANDRA CHATTERJEE etc., MINISTRY OF INFORMATION AND 28 100 MIN FOUNDERS OF PHILOSOPHY BROADCASTING, GOVT OF INDIA 29 100 RAG SOCIAL PHILOSOPHERS RAGHAVAN V 30 100 MEE LECTURES ON SOME ASPECTS OF INDIAN SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY T P MEENAKSHISUNDARAN 31 100.0954 HIR OUTLINES OF INDIANPHILOSOPHY M HIRIYANNA 32 100 MAY A HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY FREDERICK MAYER 33 100 REA CHECK YOUR E Q READERS DIGEST 34 100 SHE PERSONAL EXCELLENCE KEN SHELTON 35 100 KAN GOOD TEETH HOLD THE KEY DR J G KANNAPPAN 36 100 MUL DIALOGUE 72/73 F MAX MULLER 37 100 DUR THE STORY OF PHILOSOPHY WILL DURANT 38 100 ADM PERIYAR E V RAMASAMI A PEN PORTRAIT AN ADMIRER 39 100 DUR THE PLEASURE OF PHILOSOPHY WILL DURANT 40 100 TZU TAO THE CHING LAO TZU 41 100 BAC THE NEW ATLANTIS FRANCIS BACONs 42 100 BAC CAMPANELLA TOMMASO MORE SIR THOMAS PLATO AND PLATONISM FRANCIS BACONs 43 101 RUS MY PHILOSOPHICAL DEVELOPMENT BERTRAND RUSSELL 44 101 VAC.12 PANDANUS 12 6/1 JAROSLAV VACEK 45 101 VAC.13 PANDANUS 13 7/1 JAROSLAV VACEK 46 101 VAC.13 PANDANUS 13 7/2 JAROSLAV VACEK 47 101 GAI.12 PANDANUS 12 6/2 JAROSLAV VACEK 48 121 DEB INDIAN ATHEISM DEBIPRASAD etc 49 121 CAR MAN THE UNKNOWN ALEXIS CARREL 50 121 DEV POSITIVE THINKING KIRAN DEVENDRA 51 121 GEO CREATIVE THINKING J GEOFFREY RAWLINSON 52 121 PEA THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 53 121 YUT THE WISDOM OF CONFUCIUS LIN YUTANG 54 130 THU VALLALARS VISION OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND NERVOUS SYSTEM T R THULASIRAM 55 133.9 RAV WALKING THE PATH RAVISANKAR 56 133.9 SWA THE MESSAGE OF ETERNAL WISDOM SWAMI RAMAKRISHNANANDA 57 133 KAL FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS KALA KAARTHIKEYAN 58 158 SCH MEDITATIONS FOR WOMEN WHO DO TOO MUCH ANNE WILSON SCHAEF 59 158 PRA 17 STEPS TO EXCELLENCE FOR YOUTHS DHARAM PRAKASH 60 158.2 CAN CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE WOMANS SOUL JACK CANFIELD 61 150 SCH LETTING GO OF STRESS DR JACKIE SCHWARTZ 62 153 JEA 52 WAYS TO LIVE SUCCESS JEANNE SHARBUNO 63 153.1 JAM BORN TO WIN MURIEL JAMES 64 158 KHE YOU CAN WIN SHIV KHERA 65 158 KOP THOUGHTS TO BUILD ON M R KOPMEYER 66 160 BOS THE ESSENTIALS OF LOGIC BERNARD BOSANQUET 67 160 BON HOW TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUL MIND EDWARD DE BONO 68 170 TAL THE ETHICS OF STATECRAFT HAZRAT ALI BIN ABI TALIB 69 170 JOH TRUTH NOT MYSTICISM M P JOHN 70 181 HIG MAN'S UNCONQUERABLE MIND GILBERT HIGHET 71 181 DES THE YOGA OF T KRISHNAMACHARYA T K V DESIKACHAR 72 181 SWA MORNING MEDITATION PRAYERS SWAMI DAYANANDA SARASWATHI 73 181 SWA THE FOUR YOGAS VIVEKANANDA SWAMI TAPASYANANDA 74 181 SWA JNANA YOGA SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 75 181.4 SWA RAJA YOGA SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 76 181.4 SWA KARMA YOGA SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 77 180 JOS THE POWER OF YOUR SUBCONSCIOUS MIND DR JOSEPH MURPHY 78 181.4 LEE THE BOOK OF LIFE DAILY MEDITATIONS WITH KRISHNAMURTI R E MARK LEE 79 181.4 SWA YOGA SWAMI DAKSHINAMURTHY 80 181.4 YOG YOGA FOR MODER AGE YOGIRAJ VETHATHIRI MAHARISHI 81 181.4 PAR YOGODA SATSANGA PARAMAHANSA YOGANANDA THE YOGAMANIPRABHA OF RAMANANDASARASVATI WITH THE GLOSS 82 181.4 BAL DR BALA KRISHNAN SVASANKETA 83 181.4 LYS YOGA SELF-TAUGHT ANDRE VAN LYSEBETH 84 181.4 MAH SIMPLIFIED PHYSICAL EXCERCISES YOGIRAJ VETHATHIRI MAHARISHI 85 181.4 GAU THE ART OF HEALING NAMRITA GAUTIER AND FRANCOIS GAUTIER 86 180 GOD MIND POWER CHRISTIAN H GODEFROY 87 181.4 SWA INTEGRAL YOGA SWAMI SATCHIDANANDA 88 181.4 RAV CELEBRATING SILENCE RAVISANKAR 89 200 SWA IS VEDANTA THE FUTURE RELIGION? SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 90 200 SWA SCIENCE AND RELIGION SWAMI RANGANATHANANDA 91 200 PAR INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGION CHRISTOPHER PARTRIDGE 92 200 NAL THE FUNDAMENDALS OF RELIGION NALINI KANTA BRAHMA 93 200 ANA SOCIAL ASPECTS OF RELIGION ANANYMOUS 94 200 DON THE LAWS OF MANU WENDY DONIGER 95 200.3 WOL THE POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WORLD RELIGIONS RICHARD WOLFF 96 200.3 SCH ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WORLD RELIGIONS JOHANNES P SCHADE 97 201 WIL HINDU MYTHOLOGY W J WILKINS 98 201 CEN RELIGION AND HUMAN VALUES SWAMI CHIMAYANANDA 99 210 HIC PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION JOHN H HICK 100 210 AVI MAKE ME A MAN T S AVINASHILINGAM 101 210 SAS RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY DR S SASIVALLI 102 210 SWA WORLD THINKERS ON RAMAKRISHNAN- VIVEKANANDA SWAMI LOKESWARANANDA 103 210 SAL MAN UNFOLDING JONAS SALK 104 210 KUL THEY THOUGHT DIFFERENTLY V C KULANDAISWAMY 105 210 KRI THE FIRST AND LAST FREEDOM J KRISHNAMURTHY 106 210 SRI VIVEKANANDA SPEAKS TO YOU SRI RAMAKRISHNA MATH 107 210 KRI THE AWAKENING OF INTELLIGENCE J KRISHNAMURTHY 108 210 ANI PERIYAR E V RAMASAMI ANITA DIEHL 109 210 GOP PERIYAR FATHER OF THE TAMIL RACE M D GOPALAKRISHNAN 110 210 SUB PERIYAR AND SELF-RESPECT PHILOSOPHY M K SUBRAMANIAN 111 220 NKJ HOLY BIBLE NKJV 112 220 OXF NEW TESTAMENT AND PSALMS OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 113 220 AME GOOG NEWS BIBLE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY 114 220 HUN THE WORK AND WORDS OF JESUS A M HUNTER 115 220 NEL NEW TESTAMENT AND PSALMS THOMAS NELSON 116 220 HER DIE REILIGE SCHRIFT HERGESTELIT 117 220 CHA THE BOOK OF JOB K C CHAKRAVARTI 118 220 DEU THEY NEVER TOLD ME THIS IN CHURCH GREG S DEUBLE 119 224 CAR BUDDHA A VERY SHORT INTRODUCTION MICHAEL CARRITHERS 120 230 JOS INDIAN INTERPRETATION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT JOSEPH P V 121 230 DES PROTESTANTISM J LESLIE DUNSTAN 122 230 WOO CHRISTIANITY LINDA WOODHEAD 123 230 GUN FIVE VIEWS ON LAW STANLEY N GUNDRY 124 230 CRO FOUR VIEWS ON HELL WILLIAM CROCKETT 125 230 DIE FIVE VIEWS ON SANCTIFICATION DIETER HOEKEMA 126 230 MOR THREE VIEWS ON CREATION AND EVOLUATION J P MORELAND etc., 127 230 PAT FOUR VIEWS ON THE BOOK OF REVELATION C MARVIN PATE 128 230 SUN DEVOTIONAL TALKS ON THE HOLY SPIRIT SUNDAR CLARKE 129 230 LOB A MILLENNIUM OF RUSSIAN ORTHODOXY UALEN LOBACHEV 130 230 BRA CATHOLICISM GEORGE BRANTL 131 230 ANA CHRISTIANITY ANANYMOUS 132 231 GHO THE WINGED GODS AMAL GHOSE 133 231 SWA SPIRITUAL HEALING SWAMI PARAMANANDA 134 240 WHI ENTERING ARMAGEDDON E G WHITE 135 294 STO GODS AND THE UNIVERSE IN BUDDHIST PERSPECTIVE FRANCIS STORY 136 294 SRI SAYINGS OF SRI RAMAKRISHNAN SRI RAMAKRISHNA MATH 137 294 SWA.8 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA V.8 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 138 294 SWA.7 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA V.8 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 139 294 SWA.6 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA V.8 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 140 294 SWA.5 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA V.8 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 141 294 SWA.4 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA V.8 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 142 294 SWA.3 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA V.8 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 143 294 SWA.2 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA V.8 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 144 294 SWA.1 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA V.8 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 145 294 MUN KRISHNAVATARA VI THE BOOK OF VEDAVYAASA THE MASTER K M MUNSHI 146 294 ZYE ANANDA TANDAVA OF SIVA SADANRTTAMURTI KAMIL V ZVELEBIL 147 294 GAV A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF HINUSIM AND INDIAN PHILOSOPHY GANAPATHY T N 148 294 SRI SEMINAR ON GURU NANAK A SRINIVASA RAGHAVAN 149 294 SRI THE MESSAGE OF THE GITA SRI AUROBINDO 150 294 RAV AN INTIMATE NOTE TO THE SINCERE SEEKER SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR 151 294 RAV CELEBRATING SILENCE SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR 152 294 YUT THE WISDOM OF CHINA AND INDIA LIN YUTANG 153 294 VEE COLLECTED WORKS OF PERIYAR E V R DR K VEERAMANI 154 294 SWA THE BHAGAWAD GEETA SWAMI CHIMAYANANDA 155 294 KOR TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA JACK KORNFIELD 156 294 RAV AN INTIMATE NOTE TO THE SINCERE SEEKER SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR 157 294 BAL LATER CHOLA TEMPLES S R BALASUBRAMANYAN 158 294 VEE SAINT OR SECTARIAN? DR K VEERAMANI 159 294 ARA THE SERPENT CULT K P ARAVAANAN 160 294 AUR THE UPANISHADS SRI AUROBINDO 161 294 SRI SAGA OF SEVEN MOTHERS K R SRINIVASA IYENGAR 162 294 MOH HISTORY OF TIRUPATHI A MOHANAKRISHNAN 163 294 MAD SANKARA DIG VIJAYA: THE TRADITIONAL LIFE OF SRI SANKARACHARYA MADHAVA VIDYARNYA 164 294 RAG SANKARACARYA S B RAGHUNATHACHARYA 165 294 RAV ONE GOD ONE TRUTH ONE WORLD SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR 166 294 RAV BUDDHA -THE MANIFESTATION OF SILENCE SRI
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