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Regional Books ASSAMESE 1 Binodini Devi Sanatombi / Binodini Devi; Translated by Indramoni Rajkumar.-- New Delhi: Sahi Regional Books ASSAMESE 1 Binodini Devi Sanatombi / Binodini Devi; translated by Indramoni Rajkumar.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 175p.; 22cm. Translated From Manipuri entitled 'Ongbee sanatombi' into Assamese; In Assamese language. ISBN : 978-81-260-3303-4. A 891.493 BIN-s C72271 Price : RS.***100.00 BENGALI 2 Chander, Krishan Nirbachita galpa / Krishan Chander; translated by Nani Sur.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 215p.; 22cm. Translated from Hindi into Bengali. In Bengali language. ISBN : 81-260-2502-6. B 891.4331 CHA-n C72287 Price : RS.***110.00 3 Sengupta, Mallika Gadya Samagra / Mallika Sengupta.-- Culcutta: Ananda Publishers, 2012. 903p.; 22cm. In Bengali language. ISBN : 978-93-5040-171-2. B 891.4408 MAL-g B203430 Price : RS.***600.00 4 Nandi, Moti Upanayas samagra / Moti Nandi; edited by Niti Nandi.-- Kolkata: Deep Prakashan, 2012. v.1.; 22cm. In Bengali language. ISBN : 978-93-82040-41-5. B 891.4408 NAN-up B203438(V.1) Price : RS.***325.00 5 Thakur, Abanindranath Abanindra rachnavali / Abanindranath Thakur.-- Kolkata: Kamini Prakashalaya, 2012. 2v.; 22cm. In Bengali language. B 891.4408 THA-ab B203440,V.1; B203441, V.2 Price : RS.***800.00 (Set of 2 Vols) 6 Basu, Samaresh Sera baroti upanyas / Samaresh Basu.-- Kolkata: Kamini Prakashalaya, 2011. 768p.; 22cm. In Bengali language. B 891.443 BAS-s B203428 Price : RS.***600.00 7 Gangopadhyay, Sunil Nillothiter sera 9 / Sunil Gangopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Deep Prakashan, 2012. 636p.; 22cm. In Bengali language. ISBN : 978-93-820-54-5. B 891.443 GAN-n B203436 Price : RS.***350.00 8 Bandyopadhyay, Atin Nana raser 6ti upanyas / Atin Bandopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Deep Prakashan, 2012. vi, 656p.; 22cm. In Bengali language. B 891.44308 BAN-n B203437 Price : RS.***350.00 9 Bandyopadhyay, Manik Uttarkaler chhoy upanyas / Manik Bandyopadhyay.-- Kolkata : Deep Prakashan, 2013. 492p.; 22cm. In Bengali language. ISBN : 978-93-82040-63-7. B 891.44308 BAN-ut B203439 Price : RS.***250.00 10 Ashapurna Devi Shreshto eksho galpa sangraha / Ashapurna Devi.-- Kolkata : Kamini Prakashalaya, 2012. 616p.; 22cm. In Bengali language. B 891.4431 ASH-s B203421 Price : RS.***400.00 11 Gangopadhyay, Sunil, ed. Sahityer sera galpo / edited by Sunil Gangopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Kamini Prakashalay, 2012. 752p.; 22cm. In Bengali language. B 891.4431 GAN -s B203435 Price : RS.***600.00 12 Nandi, Moti Chhotogalpa samagra / Moti Nandi.-- Kolkata: Deep Prakashan, 2012. 555p.; 22cm. In Bengali language. ISBN : 978-93-82040-19-4. B 891.4431 NAN-c B203435 Price : RS.***325.00 13 Mishra, Kirtee Narayan Dhvase yay shanti-stoop / Kirtee Narayan Mishra; translated by Udaya Narayan Singh.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 61p.; 22cm. Translated from Maithili entitled 'Dhwast hoet shanti stoop' into Bengali; In Bengali language. ISBN : 978-81-260-4086-5. B 891.4541 KIR-d C72288 Price : RS.****80.00 14 Bhyrappa, S.L. Parva / S.L. Bhyrappa; translated by Kanika Bose and Pushpa Mishra.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 550p. 22cm. Translated from Kannada into Bengali; In Bengali language ISBN : 978-81-260-3377-5. B 894.8143 BHY-p C72356 Price : RS.***180.00 BODO 15 Mahasweta Devi Jaharni mwnthai / Mahasweta Devi; translated by Dhansri Swargiary.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 288p.; 22cm. Translated from Bengali entitled 'Aranyet adhikar' into Bodo. ISBN : 978-81-260-4089-6. Bodo 891.443 MAH-j C72296 Price : RS.***200.00 KANNADA 16 Chidanandamurthy, M. Yugada utsaaha (baduku vachana-bayalu) / M. Chidanandamurthy.-- Mysore: Samvahana, 2010. xx, 512p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 080 CHI-y C72358 Price : RS.***350.00 17 Moily, M. Veerappa Shriramayana mahanveshanam / M. Veerappa Moily.-- Bangalore: Maaheswari Publication, 2007. Lxviii, 702p.; 24cm. In Kannada language. Ka 294.5922 P7 C72369 Price : RS.***900.00 18 Vishalakshi Peethadhyakshara adhikaragalu matthu sadanadalli sadasyara nadavalikegalu / Vishalakshi.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Institute For Law and Parliamentary Reform, 2009. xiv, 72p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 328.540762 P9 C72161 Price : RS.****60.00 19 Odeyar, Revaiah Bharathada rajakeeya pakshapaddhathi / Revaiah Odeyar.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Institute for Law and Parliamentary Reform, 2008. x, 135p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 329.91 P8 C72162 Price : RS.***100.00 20 Kudligere, Mallikarjuna Krushika hitarakshane-rajyaneethi mattu karyayojane sameekshe / Mallikarjuna Kudligere.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Institute for Law and Parliamentary Reform, 2009. x, 237p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 338.1854 P9 C72166 Price : RS.***150.00 21 Shridhar, G. Samvidhana prasthavane anthargatha adharshagalu / G. Shridhar.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Institute for Law and Parliamentary Reform, 2009. xi, 156p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 342.54023 P9 C72164 Price : RS.***125.00 22 Odeyar, Revaiah Hakku-karthavyagalu: ondu parikalpanathmaka adhyayana / Revaiah Odeyar.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Institute for Law and Parliamentary Reform, 2009. viii, 171p.; 21cm. In Kannada language. Ka 342.54085 P9 C72169 Price : RS.***125.00 23 Prahladhachar, Herakal Moolaputha hakkugalu-ondu someekshe / Herakal Prahladhachar.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Institute for Law and Parliamentary Reform, 2009. x, 284p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 342.54085 P9 C72168 Price : RS.***150.00 24 Kudligere, Mallikarjuna Bhosudhanaa prakriyegalu / Mallikarjuna Kudligere.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Institute for Law and Parliamentary Reform, 2009. xiv, 151p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 346.5404362 P9 C72167 Price : RS.***100.00 25 Hegde, Nagesh Pratidina parisara dina / Nagesh Hegde.-- Bangalore: Ankita Pustaka, 2010. 104p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 363.70954 P0;Q0 C72357 Price : RS.****70.00 26 Lankesh, P. Aata, jooju, mooju / P. Lankesh; compiled and edited by Parvatecsha.-- Bangalore: Lankesh Prakashana, 2010. xxi, 243p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 796 Q0 C72360 Price : RS.***150.00 27 Gawas, Rajan Hellugarike / Rajan Gawas; translated by Chandrakant Pokale.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2011. 249p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. ISBN : 81-260-3036-4. Ka 891.463 GAW-h C72157 Price : RS.***135.00 28 Gowda, Doddarange Elu beelina haadi / Doddarange Gowda.-- Bangalore: Desi Prakashana, 2010. xxxii, 284p.; 22cm. Reprint of 1984 edition; In Kannada language. Ka 894.8141 GOW-el C72366 Price : RS.***170.00 29 Halemane, Lingadevaru Mysooru samsthanada mooru natakagalu / Lingadevaru Halemane.-- Mysore: Lingadevaru Halemanc, 2010. 364p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 894.8142 HAL-m C72355 Price : RS.***220.00 30 Kambara, Chandrashekhara Mahamaayi / Chandrashekhara Kambara.-- Bangalore: Ankita Pustaka, 2010. 96p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 894.8142 KAM-m C72356 Price : RS.****70.00 31 Subba Rao, T.R. Shilpashree / T.R. Subba Rao.--5th ed.-- Bangalore: Hemantha Sahitya, 2008. vii, 168p.; 22cm. First published in 1960. Ka 894.8143 SUB-s C72160 Price : RS.****85.00 32 Umesh, B.N. Shanthaveri Gopalagowdara nenapu / B.N. Umesh.-- Shivamogga: Sowparnika Umesh B, 2009. xii, 130p.: plates 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 923.254 GOW-um C72362 Price : RS.***250.00 33 Pawar, G.M. Vitthal Ramji Shinde / G.M. Pawar; translated by R.K. Naik.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 92p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. ISBN : 81-260-4103-X. Ka 928.9146 SHI-p C72159 Price : RS.****50.00 34 Prabha, H.R. Vachanasahityada hinneleyalli Mahadeviyakka: ondu toulanika adhyayana / H.R. Prabha.-- Bangalore: Sourabh Prakashana, 2010. xiv, 314p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 928.94814 MAH-p C72368 Price : RS.***250.00 35 Pattanshetti, Hema Saali Raamachandra raaya / Hema Pattanshetti.-- New Delhi : Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 123p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. ISBN : 81-260-4096-3. Ka 928.94814 RAM-h C72156 Price : RS.****50.00 36 Moorthy, G. Dakshina, comp. Dhwaja samhithe / compiled by G. Dakshina Moorthy.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Institute for Law and Parliamentary Reform, 2009. x, 96p.; 22cm. In Kannada language. Ka 929.92 P9 C72165 Price : RS.****70.00 KASHMIRI 37 Rizvi, Ghulam 'Gardish' Akhtar-ul Iman / Ghulam Rizvi Gardish; translated by Gh. Hassan Taskeen.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 127p. 22cm. Translated From English into Kashmiri; In Kashmiri language. ISBN : 978-81-260-3269-3. Kash 928.91439 IMA-r C72345 Price : RS.****40.00 38 Shauq, Shafi Akhtar Mohi-ud Din / Shafi Shauq.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 105p.; 22cm. In Kashmiri language. ISBN : 978-81-260-3268-6. Kash 928.91499 MOH-s C72344 Price : RS.****40.00 39 Shams, Abdul Khaliq Peer Ghulam Mohammad Hanfi Sopori / Abdul Khaliq Shams.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 168p.; 22cm. In Kashmiri language. ISBN : 978-81-260-3273-0. Kash 928.91499 SOP-s C72343 Price : RS.****40.00 MAITHILI 40 Husain, Intizar, comp. Pakistani katha sankalan / compiled by Intizar Husain and Aasif Faruqui; translated by Ved Nath Jha.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 286p.; 22cm. Translated from Urdu into Maithili language; In Maithili language. ISBN : 978-81-260-2899-3. Mai 891.43931 HUS-p C72337 Price : RS.***125.00 MALAYALAM 41 Hemambika Hridayambarathi: kavithakal / Hemambika.-- Kerala: In sight Publication, 2012. 63p.; 22cm. In Malayalam language. Mal 894.8121 HEM-h C72745 – C72747 Price : RS.****50.00 MANIPURI 42 Singh, I.R. Babu, comp. Manipuri phunga wari / compiled and edited by I.R. Babu Singh.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 79p.; 22cm. In Manipuri language. ISBN : 81-260-2015-6. Mani 398.21095422 P8 C72269 Price : RS.****40.00 43 Bharadwaj, Shanti 'Rakesh' Pondagi nanthokkhrabee chekla / Shanti Bharadwaj 'Rakesh' ; translated by Laimayum Birendrakumar Sharma.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2012. 98p.; 22cm. Translated
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