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List of Hindi Books Donated by the Hindustani Prachar Sabha to the Mahatma Gandhi Institute MAHATMA GANDHI INSTITUTE LIBRARY List of Hindi Books Donated by the Hindustani Prachar Sabha to the Mahatma Gandhi Institute SN Title Author Publisher Date Price (INR) 1 111 Best Hindi essays Singh, V. K Bhavna Prakashan 2013 300 2 111 Hindi nibandh sangraha Singh, Brajkishore Manoj Publications 2016 100 Prasad 3 Aacharya ramchandra shukl sanchan Yadav, Ramjee (Ed.) Bhartiya Pustak 2011 900 Parishad 4 Aadhunik bharat: Parampara aur Mehta, Alok (Ed.) Samayik Prakashan 2008 300 bhavishya 5 Aadhunik Bhasha - Vigyan Sharma, Dr. Rajmani Vani Prakashan 2016 650 6 Aadhunik Hindi vyakaran Pandey, Prithvinath Bhartiya Pustak 2016 300 Parishad 7 Aadhunik Kahani: Austria Mehta, Amrit Vani Prakashan 2010 395 8 Aadhunik Kahani: Germany Mehta, Amrit Vani Prakashan 2014 395 9 Aadhunik kahani: Roos Mehta, Amrit Vani Prakashan 2014 350 10 Aadhunik kahani: Slovakiya Mehta, Amrit Vani Prakashan 2013 250 11 Aadhunik Kahani: Switzerland Mehta, Amrit Vani Prakashan 2011 295 12 Aadhunik sahitya: Mulya aur Jain, Nirmala Rajkamal Prakashan 2014 250 mulyankan 13 Aadhuniktawad aur sahitya Gupt, Durga Prasad Samayik Books 2011 300 14 Aadikaleen aur madhyazm kaviyon ka Kukreti, Hemant RadhaKrishna 2017 650 aalochanatmak paath Prakashan 15 Aadivaasi bhasha aur shiksha Gupta, Ramnika Swaraj Prakashan 2012 250 16 Aadmi swarg mein Nagar, Vishnu Samayik Prakashan 2013 250 17 Aagami ateet Kamleshwar Rajkamal Prakshan 2016 250 18 Aaj ki kahaani Singh, Vijay Mohun Radhakrishna 2012 200 Prakashan 19 Aakash aur billi Ananthamurthy, U R Radhakrishna 2011 300 Prakashan 20 Aalochna ka loktantra Prasad, Kamla Samayik Prakashan 2011 495 21 Aalochna ki uttar- parampara Dave, Ramesh Samayik Books 2014 500 22 Aam aurat: Zinda sawal Arora, Sudha Samayik Prakashan 2009 300 23 Aapka Bunti Bhandari, Mannu Radhakrishna 2017 395 Prakashan 24 Aashcharya ki tarah khula hai sansar Nishchal, Om Kitab ghar Prakashan 2014 290 25 Aatank ki chunauti Gaur, Kumar Virendra Samayik Prakashan 2010 300 26 Aatmakatha Singh, Karan Rajkamal Prakashan 2017 650 27 Aawan Mudgal , Chitra Samayik Prakshan 2015 795 28 Aawara bheed ke khatare Parsai, Hari Shankar Rajkamal Prakashan 2016 395 29 Abhigyan (Novel) Kohli, Narendra Rajpal & Sons 2017 225 30 Abhilasha Sembhoo, Dhunraz Hindi Book Center 2014 125 31 Abhimanyu Anath: Ek baatchit Goyenka, Kamal Ishaa Jnaandeep 2017 450 Kishore 32 Acharya Hazari Prasad Dwivedi ki jai Singh, Namwar Rajkamal Prakashan 2017 550 yatra 33 Acharya Mahaveerprasad dwivedi ki Tiwari, Vinod (ed.) Lokbharti Prakashan 2016 600 shreshth nibandh 34 Achchi Hindi Varma, Ram Chandra Lok Bharati 2015 300 Prakashan 35 Adhar chayan Dabral, Mangalesh Adhar Prakashan 2015 250 SN Title Author Publisher Date Price (INR) 36 Adhunik bhasha vigyan ke sidhant Sharma, Ram Kishore Lokbharati 2016 150 Prakashan 37 Adhunik bhashavigyan Singh, Kripashankar Vaani Prakashan 2010 275 38 Adhunik Hindi kavita Tiwari, Vishwanath Lokbharati 2012 195 Prasad Prakashan 39 Adhunik Hindi sahitya ka ithihas Singh, Dr. Bachchan LokbhartiPrakashan 2012 400 40 Adhunik kahaniyan Mehta, Amrit Vani Prakashan 2011 295 41 Adhunik Kavi Manav, Vishvambhar LokbhartiPrakashan 2016 450 & Sharma, Dr. Ram Kishore 42 Adhunik kavita yatra Chaturvedi, Ram Lokbharti Prakashan 2015 300 Swarup 43 Adhunik sahitya ki pravitiyan Singh, Namver Lok Bharati 2017 225 Prakashan 44 Advance study Rakesh, Rajkumar Adhar Prakashan 2014 300 45 Afro Asiayi kahaniyan Sharma, Nasera Lokbharti Prakashan 2017 795 46 Aginkhor Renu, Fanishwarnath Rajkamal Prakashan 2015 300 47 Agye ki Alochana Drishti Pandey, Rajendra Samayik Prakashan 2011 200 Prasad 48 Agyey Ka kavya Krishna, Pranay LokbhartiPrakashan 2015 300 49 Agyey: kuch rang kuch raag Shukl, Shrilal Rajkamal Prakashan 2012 150 50 AjabGazab meri duniya Bond, Ruskin Rajpal & Sons 2017 265 51 Ajatshatru Prasad, Jaishankar Vani Prakashan 2014 200 52 Ajneya aur pashchatya sahityakaron Mangalam, Vinod Vaani Prakashan 2016 495 ka tulnatmak adhyayan Kumar 53 Akansha aur yatharth Sameer, Shreenarayan Lokbharti Prakashan 2012 450 54 Akla aur bhais Renu, Fanishwarnath Vani Prakashan 2006 27 55 Alag Chaturvedi, Gyan Rajkamal Prakashan 2017 495 56 Alka Nirala Tripathi, Rajkamal Prakashan 2015 300 Suryakant 57 Alochana aur Vichardhara Singh, Namwar Rajkamal Prakashan 2014 450 58 Alochana ka Such Pandey, Ganesh Lokbharti Prakashan 2015 450 59 Amarkant: ek mulyankan Kalia, Ravindra (ed.) Samayik Prakashan 2015 695 60 Amazgah Rupra, Manoj Adhar Prakashan 2016 200 61 Amita Yashpal Lokbharati 2017 195 Prakashan 62 Amma Kamleshwar Rajkamal Prakashan 2010 150 63 Amrit aur vish Nagar, Amrit Lal Lokbharti Prakashan 2016 550 64 Anamdas ka potha Dwivedi, Hazari Prasad Rajkamal Prakashan 2016 450 65 Anbita vyatit Kamleshwar Lokbharti Prakashan 2012 200 66 Anchalik samwaddata Pandit, Suresh & Kher, Radhakrishna 2006 150 Madhukar Prakashan 67 Andhe Ghode ka daan Singh, Gurdyal Aadhar Prakashan 2013 200 68 Andhere mein: Paath aur alochnatmak Meher, Dr. Chhabila Aadhar Prakashan 2016 400 sandarbh Kumar (ed.) 69 Andheri gali ka chaand Yashwant, Rana Aadhar Prakashan 2016 200 70 Angrez Kothi Paliwal, R.K. Samayik Prakashan 2003 200 71 Angrezi-Hindi: Nayi kavita ki Mishra, Rajendra Samayik Prakashan 2017 1500 pravratiyan (alochna) 72 Anokha Tapu Nagarjun Maheshwari Vani 2011 30 Prakashan 73 Ant- anant Tripathi, Suryakant Rajkamal Prakashan 2014 250 Nirala 74 Antaral Mohun, Rakesh Rajkamal Prakashan 2017 395 SN Title Author Publisher Date Price (INR) 75 Antaryatrayen Sharma, Oma Aadhar Prakashan 2016 350 76 Anuvad aur uttar aadhunik Sameer, Dr. Lokbharti Prakashan 2012 250 avdharnayen Shreenarayen 77 Anuvad Sidhant evam Prayog Gopinathan, Dr. G. LokbhartiPrakashan 2017 160 78 Anuvad vivechan Gore, Bharti Swaraj Prakashan 2016 350 79 Anuvad: prakriya evam prayog Meher, Chhabil kumar Anneya Prakashan 2017 350 80 Apane samne Narain, Kunwar Rajkamal Prakashan 2003 125 81 Aparichit parichay Gaur, Virendra Kumar Sunil Sahitya Sadan 2002 125 82 Apavitra aakhyan Bismillah, Abdul Rajkamal Prakashan 2008 225 83 Apne Khilaone Verma, Bhagwati Lokbharti Prakashan 2011 200 Charan 84 Apni Dharti, Apne Loge Kankaria, Madhu Samayik Prakashan 2014 300 85 Apsra ka shap Yashpal Lokbharti Prakashan 2009 150 86 Aranya ka suraj Gupta, Ajit Samayik Prakashan 2009 250 87 Are Chandaal Tiwari, Pramod kumar Samayik Prakashan 2010 600 88 Aroh- Avroh Bedi, Sushma Samayik Books 2015 495 89 Asadhya Veena: Paath Aur Meher, Chhabila Adhar Prakashan 2016 350 Alochnatmak Sandarbh Kumar 90 Asmita bodh ke Vividh Aayaam Bhatia, Kavita Samayaik Books 2015 495 91 Atal Bihari Vajpayee Singh, Sharad Samayik Books 2016 400 92 Atharah Upanyas Yadav, Rajendra Radhakrishna 2015 Prakashan 93 Ati se Iety Gemini, Anju Dua Kalyani shiksha 2016 200 Parishad 94 Atmakatha aur upanyas Santosh, Gyanendra Radhakrishna 2013 400 Kumar Prakashan 95 Attara adhunikta aur samkalin katha Gautam, Lakshmi Lokbharti Prakashan 2013 500 sahitya 96 Aur megh Baraste rahe Jaiswal, Ranjana Samayik Prakashan 2013 250 97 Aurat apne liye Sharma, Lata Samayik Prakashan 2010 250 98 Aurat hone ki saza Jain, Arvind Rajkamal Prakashan 2016 600 99 Aurat ke liye Aurat Sharma, Nasira Samayik Prakashan 2011 300 100 Aurat: Teen Tasveerein Singh, Sharad Samayik Prakashan 2017 500 101 Aurat: Uttarkatha Yadav, Rajendra & Rajkamal Prakashan 2015 400 Verma, Archana 102 Avadharna evam vimarsh Sameer, Shreenarayan Lokbharti Prakashan 2012 250 103 Baagi Tihri ! Gaaye Ja… Nautiyal, Vidyasagar Samayik Prakashan 2007 250 104 Babal Tera Des Mein Morwal, Bhagwan Rajkamal Prakashan 2010 500 Dass 105 Bagugoshe Deepak, Swadesh Juggernaut Books 2017 250 106 Bahattar dhadkane tihattar armaan Kashiv, Akansha Pare Samayik Prakashan 2017 250 107 Baikunthpur mein Bachpan Jain, Kanti Kumar Samayik Prakashan 2011 360 108 Bakar ganj ke sayyad Vajahat, Asagar Rajpal & Sons 2016 195 109 Balkrishna bhatt ke Shrestha nibandh Mishra, Satya Prakash Lok Bharati 2011 125 Prakashan 110 Barah Ghante Yaspal Lokbharti Prakashan 2015 150 111 Baramasi Chaturvedi, Gyan Rajkamal Prakashan 2016 550 112 Barf-Aashna Pande Riyaz, Tarannum Samayik Prakashan 2013 795 113 Bargat ke per tale Narayan, R. K. Rajpal & Sons 2015 225 114 Basanti Sahni, Bhisma Rajkamal Prakashan 2014 250 115 Basera Bisht, Harisuman Kalyani Shiksha 2011 250 Parishad 116 Beech mein vinay Prakash, Swayam Rajkamal Prakashan 2017 450 SN Title Author Publisher Date Price (INR) 117 Bees Rupaye Pawar, Daya Radhakrishna 2003 95 Prakashan 118 Begar sapne Putul, Nirmla Aadhar Prakashan 2014 150 119 Bengani phoolonwala ped Tiwari, Swati Samayik Prakashan 2017 300 120 Berlin ki deewar ke iss ora Banas, Joseph Samayik Prakashan 2013 895 121 Bhagat Singh ko Fansi Waraich, Prof. Rajkamal Prakashan 2013 350 Malwinderjit Singh & Siddu, Dr. Gurudev Singh (eds) 122 Bhagat Singh ko phansi (Vol.II) Singh, Malwinder Jit & Rajkamal Prakashan 2014 600 Chunnida Gawahiyan : Sukhdev ki Mann, Rajwanti tippaniyon sahit 123 Bhakta Prahlad Nirala, Suryakant Rajkamal Prakashan 2012 95 Tripathi 124 Bhakti andolan aur bhakti kavya Mishra, Shiv Kumar Lokbharti Prakashan 2012 350 125 Bhakti kavya yatra Chaturvedi, Ram Lokbharti Prakashan 2011 120 Swaroop 126 Bhamti Khan, Ushakiran Samayik Prakashan 2011 300 127 Bharat ke Etihasik sthal Chandra, Ramesh Bharatiya Pustak 2018 795 Parishad 128 Bharat ke nirmata part 5 Varma, Varun Vartika publication 2017 250 129 Bharat ke prachin bhasha parivar aur Sharma, Ram Bilas Rajkamal Prakashan 2014 600 Hindi 130 Bharat ki shreshta lok- kathaein Bhardhwaj, Mahesh Sunil Sahitya Sadan 2016 300 131 Bharat main shiksha: Chunautiyan Mishra, Girishwar Samyik Prakashan 2017 395
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