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G.D.Modi College of Arts, Palanpur Presents Book List No. Auther Title Publisher Price 1 M.R.Desai The Yoga –sutras of Patanjali Desai Publication Trust 25/- 2 Tsong – Ka - Pa The Yoga of Tibet George Allen & Unwin 3 K.M.Munshi The Master of Gujarat Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan 195/- 4 Robert Louis Treasure Island Oxford University Press 10/- Stevenson 5 Aldous Huxley Point Counter Point Penguin Books 6 Aldous Huxley After Manya Summer Penguin Books 7 Shashi Deshpande That Long Silence Penguin Books 85/- 8 Frieda Fordham An Introduction To Jung’s Penguin Books Psychology 9 Paulo Coelho The Alchemist Harper Collins Publishers 195/- India 10 Carolyn Meyer Kristina The Girl King Scholastic Inc 11 Edmund Fuller The Brothers Karamazov Dell Publishing Co.Ltd 12 Paul Horgan Everything To Live Foor Popular Library 13 Napoleon Hill Grow Rich With Peace of Mind Think And Grow Rich 14 Gerald I.Nierenberg How To Read A Person Like A Book 15 Herbert Felth The Decline of Constitutional Cornell University Press Democracy in Indonesia 16 Deepak Chopra Ageless Body,Timeless Mind Crown Publishers Inc 6/- 17 Swami The Bhagawad Geeta Chapter – 2 Central Chinmaya Mission Chinmayananda Trust 18 Pearl Buck Portrait of A Marriage People Book Club 19 Swami Kevalya Upnisadh Central Chinmaya Mission Chinmayananda Trust 20 Swami Kenopnishad Central Chinmaya Mission Chinmayananda Trust 21 Pro.Vashudev.M Hindi Kahani Aur Kahanikar Vani Vihar 5/- 22 Manjari Khanna Katha Bharati Ek Adhyayan Hindi Sahitya Bhandar 3/- 23 Nilima Mehta Ours By Choice Parenting Through Adoption 24 Queatin Blake Roald Dahl The Bfg Jonathan Cape 25 Suresh Dalal Lovers’Garden Gujarat Research Society 150/- 26 Arthur Golden Memoirs of A Geisha Vintage 27 Bachchan Madhusala Hind Pocket Books 28 Dwarakadas Parikh Sur Nirgay Agraval Press 5/- 29 Ramkumar Gupta Adhunik Natak Aur Natyakar Jawahar Pustakalay 30/- 30 Kunj Bihari Vasney Manovaignayik Upanyas Hindi Gujarat Vidyapith 7/- Upanyas Ke Sandarbh Me Ek Sangosti 31 Bradford Dismukes Soviet Naval Diplomacy Pergamon Press 32 Dorothy P.Tullett Selected Readings Frank Bros & Co. 8/- 33 B.D.Sattigiri The Citizen of The World Karnatak Publishing House 34 Bertrand Russell Education And The Social Order George Allen & Unwin Ltd 35 Santiswaroop Gupta Yagnapal Aur Unki Divya Ashok Prakashan 6/- 36 Hardev Bahari Prasad Kavya Vivechan Arvind Prakashan 2.50/- 37 Roshi Philip Kapleau Zen Merging of East And West Anchor Books 38 College Profesor Prasad,Nirala,Panta,Mahadevi Ki Bharat & Co Shresth Rachnae Margdarshika 39 Pradhumat Pandey Trasadh Ka Ek Din Sanjay Book Center 6/- 40 Badamsinh Ravat Premchand Smurti Anka Premchand Janma Satabadi Samaroh Samiti 41 David E.Jones The Plays of T.S.Eliot Routledge& Kegam Paul 42 Acharya Kabir Rajkamal Prakashan 30/- Hajariprasad Trivedi 43 Kanaiyalal Dave Ruta Mangalam Prakashan 40/- 44 Hukamchandra Goli Ka Javab Gali Se Bhi Nahi Pandit Todarmal Smarak 1/- Bharil Trust 45 Sundram Kavyamangala R.R.Shethni Company 17.50/- 46 Bansilal Hiralal Jivanpath Manav Seva Shakha Kapadiya 47 Manuubhai Pancholi Jer To Pidha Chhe Jani Jani-1 R.R.Shethni Company 37/- 48 Bharat M.Desai Narsinh Mehata Na Prabhatiya Desai Store 3.50/- 49 Nayak R. Thakkar Badalati Didhaye Ki Sampoorn Shri Gajanan Pustakaly 4.40 Margdashika 50 Zaverchand Jadavji Shri Jain Tatva Prakash Shri Vardhman Jain Shravak 22.50/- Kamdar Sangh 51 Navnidhi Shukal Hu Makhan Tu Ful Bakulbahen Navnidhi Shukal 100/- 52 Navnidhi Shukal Hu Makhan Tu Ful Bakulbahen Navnidhi Shukal 100/- 53 Swami Thoda Vicharo Thoda Socho Thoda Dharmik Sahitya 20/- Kutsathanand Samajo 54 Bhaiya Moolama bhul Shri Dingambaram Jain 15/- Bhagavastidasaji Svadhyaymandir Trust 55 Shri Nandlal Gopalji Shradh Sadhhichar Darshan Trust 4-/ Bhuta 56 Swami Anand Hi Anand Satbhavana Trust Anubhavanand 57 Hukamchandra Tatvagnayan Part-2 Pandit Todarmal Smarak 4/- Bharimall Trust 58 Usha Gadodiya Shrimad Bhagvatgeeta Rajkumar Gadodiya 40/- 59 Sureshchandra Sagarnu Bindu Navdarshan Sangh 50/- Zaveri 60 Viyogi Hari Subodh Sakhiya Sasta Prakashan 3/- 61 Viyogi Hari Rahim Ke Subodh Dohe Sasta Sahitya Prakashan 2.50/- 62 Swami Muktanand Nav Yogini Tantra Bihar Yog Vidyalay Saraswati 63 Swami Komansans Upanishad Satt Bhavana Trust Anubhavanand 64 Shri Chaitnya Mahaprabhuno Divya Bhakati Book Trust Upadesh 65 Bhanushankar Bhanushankar Yagnik Bhanushankar Yagnik 160/- Yagnik 66 Hyu Prethar Hu Maru Saranamu Chhu Image Publications PVT.LTD. 150/- 67 Chandrakant Bakshi Yatra Alp Viramathi Poorn Viram Ratna Yatri Trust 15/- Taraf 68 Chandra Shekhar Bharat Virudhh India Kamal Prakashan 10/- Vijayji 69 Kartikey Bhatt Gadhedu A Ane Bija Kartikey Bhatt 7.50/- 70 Ashvinkumar Bhatt Patrakaro Mate Kone Shu Kahu Santoshkumar Bhatt 85/- 71 Acharya Maharashri Samayik Svaroop Bharat Industrial Astate Devchandaraji 72 Chandrakant Bakshi Soviyet Sangh Soviyet Desh Prakashan 50/- 73 Valimmahmadd Fakirani Gajalo Master Publication 30/- Fakir 74 Chandrakant Sheth Man Hariyat Rannade Prakashan 25/- 75 Manilal H.Patel Sadabahar Vartao R.R.Shethani Company 25/- 76 Mukesh Patel Ankh Na Ratanu Saral Chhe Jatan Nihar Prakashan 30/- 77 Nanubhai Nayak Bandharan Sudharana Suchano Sahitya Sankul 78 Suresh Sompura Samidha Adharu Industrial 15/- 79 Kusulatta Kediya Gandhiji Ane Khrishtipanth Vishva Sanvad Kendra 20/- 80 Lakshmidas Khatau Masjid Mandir Vivad Ane Dambhi Anisha Girish Sundhiya 18/- BinSanpradayikata 81 Priti Kothari Svikruti N.M.Thakkar Ni Co. 75/- 82 B.R.Ambedkar Budhh ke Kal Marks Triratna Garnthmala 83 Ramanlal Pathak Asvadatmak Adhyayan Navbharat Sahitya Mandir 75/- 84 Jayant kothari Jo Man Khullu Hoy To Gurjar Sahitya Bhavan 15/- 85 Norman Sullivan Improve your I.Q. 5 Competition Review Pvt.Ltd. 86 Richard H.Rupp The Marble Faun: Or,The Romance Universal Book Stall of Monte Beni 87 Max Eastman Marxism Is It Science George Allen & Unwin Ltd 88 Dr.Kuvarlal Jain Vaidiki Yagnavidha Itihassavidha Prakashan 300/- Vyasshishya 89 Rashmi Shah Zakal Mange Suraj Rannade Prakashan 95/- 90 Vipul Kalyani Ashmita Gujarati Sahitya Akademy 50/- 91 Dr.Urmila Chaturvedi Bhartiya Chintan Ki Disaae Kala Prakashan 125/- 92 Dr.Vimla Sinh Sathotari Hindi Kahaniyo Me Kala Prakashan 200/- Uchchvarga 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