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New Arrivals September 2017 AMRITA VISHWA VIDYAPEETHAM UNIVERSITY AMRITAPURI CAMPUS CENTRAL LIBRARY NEW ARRIVAL BOOKS SEPTEMBER 2017' Sl. No Acc.No Title Author Subject 1 49127 Adarsh Manavu Hridayu Spiritual 2 49128 Bhagwan ke Samne Sachha So Sachha Spiritual Depth of Knowledge in Ancient Indian 3 49129 Astronomy GOPALAKRISHNAN,N Science 4 49130 Indian Culture Worker,Akendra Spiritual 5 49131 Indian Technological Heritage GOPALAKRISHAN N Science 6 49132 Rama Gita Rambachan,Anantanand Spiritual 7 49133 Yoga for Arthritis Nagarathna,R Spiritual SUDDHA CHAITANYA 8 49134 Bhagavad Gita SWAMI Spiritual 9 49135 Gems of Truth Goyandka, Jayadayal Spiritual 10 49136 Can God Improve My Balance Sheet? Reddy,Dwaraknath Spiritual 11 49137 Pancikaranam of Sri Sankaracarya Spiritual 12 49138 Radha The Secret of All Secretsi KANNAN, S Spiritual 13 49139 Personality Development Vivekananda,Swami Spiritual Ancient Indian Knowledge on The 14 49140 Sun,The Moon and Eclipse GOPALAKRISHAN N Spiritual Bhattathiri, V K 15 49141 Paathanjalayogam Narayana Spiritual 16 49142 Brahma-Sutra-Bhasya of Sri Sankaracarya Gambhirananda, Swami Spiritual 17 49143 Amrit ke Ghoond Spiritual 18 49144 Uddhar Kaise Ho Spiritual Hamari Samskritik Vichardhara Ke Mool 19 49145 Strot Spiritual 20 49146 Jaan Ke Deep Jale Spiritual 21 49147 Sagar Ke Mothi Spiritual 22 49148 Natyakalpadrumam Madhava Chakyar,Mani Spiritual 23 49149 Manasasthravum Manasathrajnanmarum Yati,Nitya Chaitanya Psychology 24 49150 Jnana Ganga Spiritual 25 49151 Ramacharitamanasam Spiritual 26 49152 Ramdhari Simh Dinakar Gupt,Manmathnath Spiritual 27 49153 Sri Pancaratna Gita Spiritual 'Jiva Karunya Nirupanam':Compassion to Living Beings-a Critical Study by Sri Vidyadhiraja Paramabhattaraka 28 49154 Chattambi swami Thiruvadikal Chattambi Swamikal Philosophy 29 49155 Atmoddharake Sadhan Spiritual 30 49156 Prosperous India Spiritual 31 49157 Glorious India Spiritual 32 49158 Hridayathanthrikal Veenameettumpol Lekshmi,R Malayalam Malayalam - 33 49159 Engottennariyathe Lekshmi,R Stories 34 49160 Sri Ramacharitamanas Spiritual 35 49161 Panchathanthram KUNCHAN NAMBIAR Spiritual 36 49162 Unnayi Warrier NARAYANAKURUP,P Malayalam 37 49163 Sadhanopayogi Patru Spiritual 38 49164 One Minute Nonsense De Mello, Anthony Spiritual 39 49165 Sanskrit Sahitya Sudha Misra Mandara Sanskrit 40 49166 Irayimman Thampiyute Attakkathakal Thampi,Irayimman Malayalam English - 41 49167 Q is for Quarry Grafton,Sue Fiction malayalam - 42 49168 Pullippulikalum Vellinakshatrangalum Radhakrishnan, C Novel 43 49169 Problems in Paradise Patri,Umesh English Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi:A 44 49170 Mahatma or A Papatma Radhasyam,Brahmachari Biography 45 49171 Woman,Church and State Joslyn Gage,Matilda Sociology 46 49172 The Matsya Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual Hindu and Hinduism:Manipulation of 47 49173 Meanings Goel, Sita Ram Spiritual Bharatiya Janata Party vis-a-vis Hindu 48 49174 Resurgence Elst, Koenraad Spiritual Jihad:The Islamic Doctrine of Permanent 49 49175 War Majumdar General 50 49176 Hindu Temples:What Happened to them Goel, Sita Ram Spiritual 51 49177 Hindu Society Under Siege Goel, Sita Ram Spiritual 52 49178 Genesis and Growth of Nehruism Goel General 53 49179 Palli Muthal Party Vare Malayalam 54 49180 Jizya and the Spraed of Islam Narain, Harsh Spiritual 55 49181 Krystavavalkaranam Bharathathil Shourie, Arun Spiritual 56 49182 The Brahmanda Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual The India They Saw:Foreign Accounts:8th- Hindi Short 57 49183 15th Centuries Stories The India They Saw:Foreign 58 49184 Accounts:16th-17th Centuries History The India They Saw:Foreign 59 49185 Accounts:18th-Mid 19th Century History Catholic Ashrams:Sannyasins or 60 49186 Swindlers? Goel, Sita Ram Spiritual Sreemad Bhagavadgeetha and Vishnu 61 49187 Sahasranama Stotram Spiritual 62 49188 The Vamana Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual 63 49189 Stories from Indian Classics Aliyar,Krishnaswami.V General 64 49190 The Bhavishya Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual Chatrapathi Shivaji Sadbharanathinte 65 49191 Mathruka Spiritual 66 49192 Indian Culture and India's Future Daniel,Michael M History 67 49193 The Skanda Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual 68 49194 The Vishnu Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual 69 49195 The Linga Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual 70 49196 The Agni Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual 71 49197 The Kurma Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual 72 49198 Mohammed and the Rise of Islam MARGOLIOUTH Spiritual 73 49199 Papacy its Doctrine and History Goel, Sita Ram General Muslim Separatism:Causes and 74 49200 Consequences Goel, Sita Ram General JNANANANDA 75 49201 Paathanjala Yogadarshanam SARASWATHI,SWAMI Spiritual 76 49202 Ekathmamanavadarsanam Spiritual Understanding Muhammad:A 77 49203 Psychobiography of Allah's Prophet Sina,Ali Spiritual 78 49204 Prehistoric Roots History 79 49205 Protohistoric Foundations History The Texts,Political History and 80 49206 Administration till C.200 BC History Political History and Administration 81 49207 (C.200 BC-AD750) History Political History and Administration 82 49208 (C.AD 750-1300) History What you can change and what you can't :the complete guide to Successful Self- 83 49209 improvement Seligman,Martin E P Psychology 84 49210 The Complete guide to group discussion PRASOon,SHRIKANT General 85 49211 The Complete guide to group discussion PRASOon,SHRIKANT General 86 49212 Talk like TED Gallo,Carmine General 87 49213 Talk like TED Gallo,Carmine General Success through a positive mental 88 49214 attitude Hill, Napoleon Psychology Success through a positive mental 89 49215 attitude Hill, Napoleon Psychology 90 49216 Soft skills:enhancing employability RAO, M S Psychology 91 49217 Rich dad poor dad Kiyosaki,Robert T Psychology 92 49218 Rich dad poor dad Kiyosaki,Robert T Psychology The Quick and easy way to effective 93 49219 speaking CARNEGIE,Dale Psychology The Quick and easy way to effective 94 49220 speaking CARNEGIE,Dale Psychology Presence:bringing your boldest self to 95 49221 your biggest challenges Cuddy,Amy Psychology Presence:bringing your boldest self to 96 49222 your biggest challenges Cuddy,Amy Psychology 97 49223 Objective General English Bakshi,B.S English 98 49224 Objective General English Aggarwal, R.S English 99 49225 Nonviolent Communication Rosenberg,Marshall B Politics Learned Optimism:how to change your 100 49226 mind and your life Seligman,Martin E P Psychology How to prepare for group discussion and 101 49227 interview Prasad, Hari Mohan Management 102 49228 Group discussion for admission & jobs Ganguly,Anand Management 103 49229 Group discussion for admission & jobs Ganguly,Anand General 104 49230 Group Discussion SHARMA, NITIN Management Grit:the power of passion and 105 49231 perseverance Duckwarth,Angela Psychology Grit:the power of passion and 106 49232 perseverance Duckwarth,Angela Psychology 107 49233 GRE Verbal Grail 2016 General 108 49234 Flourish Seligman,Martin E P General Educational games for soft skills training 109 49235 in digital environments Aqucla,Elene Dell [et.al] General Decolonizing methodologies research and 110 49236 indigenous peoples Smith Linda Tuhiwai Sociology Complete Reference Campus Recruitment for B-Tech,BE,M-Tech,MCA Babu,Ramanadham 111 49237 and MBA Ramesh General Complete Reference Campus Recruitment for B-Tech,BE,M-Tech,MCA Babu,Ramanadham 112 49238 and MBA Ramesh General 113 49239 Barron's GRE 2017 Green, Sharon Weiner General 114 49240 Barron's GRE 2017 Green, Sharon Weiner General 115 49241 Quiet Cain,Susan General 116 49242 Quiet Cain,Susan General The Ajanta Caves:ancient Paintings of 117 49243 Buddhist India Behl,Benoy K General 118 49244 Hampi:a story in stone Fritz,John M History 119 49245 Konark Donaldson,Thomas History 120 49246 The Foundations of Buddhism Gethin,Rupert Spiritual Nanoscale CMOS:innovative 121 49247 materials,modeling and characterization Electronics Computer 122 49248 Modern Computer Hardware Course Lotia, Manohar Science Computer 123 49249 Modern Computer Hardware Course Lotia, Manohar Science Indian Science and Technology in the 124 49250 Eighteenth Century DHARAMPAL Science 125 49251 Bheeshma The Superman SUBRAHMANIAM,K Spiritual 126 49252 Keralathile Rajavamsangal Panickassery,Velayudhan History 127 49253 Bheegaravadathinte Kanappurangal Suresh Babu,G.K General 128 49254 Islam and Terrorism Shaikh,Anwar General 129 49255 Bhajagovindam CHINMAYANANDA,Swami Spiritual Visudha Thomasleeha Indiayil 130 49256 Vannittundo Eshwar, Sharan Spiritual Visudha Thomasleeha Indiayil 131 49257 Vannittundo Eshwar, Sharan Spiritual 132 49258 The Goa Inquisition Priolkar,Anant Kakba History 133 49259 A Warning to the Hindus Devi, Savitri Spiritual 134 49260 A Guide to Giripradakshina Spiritual 135 49261 Muziris attimariyude reethisasthram History Godse,Nathuram 136 49262 Godseyude Mozhikal Vinayaka History 137 49263 Kochiyum Paliyathachchamarum Sadasivan,K General Sastram Indyayil:Oru Samkshipta 138 49264 Charitram Sen, S.N General 139 49265 Bharathaparyatanam KUTTIKRISHNA MARAR General 140 49266 Visthrutha Gola Shasthram Sahib,Abdulla V.V Science 141 49267 The Rahu Ketu Experience Trivedi,Prash Spiritual The India They Saw:Foreign Accounts:5th 142 49268 Century BC-7th Century AD Jain,Sandhya History Theory and Practice of Muslim State in 143 49269 India Lal,K.S History The Penguin History of Early India:From 144 49270 the origins to AD 1300 THAPAR, Romila History 145 49271 The Indian War of Independence 1857 SAVARKKAR, V D History 146 49272 The Markandeya Purana Debroy, Dipavali Spiritual 147 49273 Jeevakarunnya Niroopanam Chattambi Swamikal Spiritual 148 49274
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