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January 2010 Regional Language Books BENGALI 1 Dasgupta, Ananda, ed. Sadhinata: swadesh samaj sanskriti / edited by Ananda Dasgupta.-- Kolkata: Gangchil, 2008. 235p.; 21cm. ISBN : 978-81-89834-39-5. B 080 DAS-s C67553 2 Kallol Prabandha sangraha / Kallol; edited by Barid Baran Ghosh.-- Kolkata: Punashcha, 2006. 576p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7332-482-4. B 080 KAL-p C64073 3 Mukhopadhyay, Malay Paribesh bhabna anya chokhey / Malay Mukhopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Deep Prakashan, 2007. 126p.; 21cm. B 080 MUK-p C65815 4 Sarkar, Motilal Dwandwa O bikash / Motilal Sarkar.--2nd ed.-- Agartala: Bibhutibhushan Saharoy, 2009. 76p.; 21cm. B 080 SAR-d C67527 5 Sarkar, Motilal Prabaha / Motilal Sarkar.-- Agartala: Bibhutibhushan Saharoy, 1999. 2v.; 21cm. B 080 SAR-p C67529 - C67530,V.1 - V.2 6 Bhattacharjee, Debobrata Bharatiya, lokojivan-o-sahityee dainivrittir prabhav-o- prasar / Debobrata Bhattacharjee.-- Kolkata: Punascho, 2008. 200p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-978-7332-545-8. B 133.430954 P8 C67550 7 Sen, Khitimohan Hindudharma / Khitimohan Sen; translated by Somendranath Bandyopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2008. 161p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7756-678-4. B 294.5 P8 C67555 8 Bhattacharya, Shyamadas Shillonger Bangali: Shillonge Bangali avadan O bartaman / Shyamadas Bhattacharya.-- Kolkata: Angel Udyog, 2007. 285p.; 22cm. B 305.744054212 P7 C66582 9 Chakravarti, Barun Kumar, ed. Oitijjher prekshapate bangajiban / edited by Barun Kumar Chakraborty...[et al].-- Kolkata: Pustak Bipani, 2005. 592p.; 21cm. B 305.89144 P5 C63916 10 Sarkar, Motilal Jiban o sanskriti / Motilal Sarkar.-- Agartala: Bibhutibhushan Saharoy, 2009. 35p.; 21cm. B 306.095423 P9 C67528 11 Majumdar, Dibyajyoti Adibasi lokokatha / Dibyajyoti Majumdar.--2nd ed.-- Kolkata: Ekushshatak, 2007. 358p.; 21cm. B 398.21095423 P7 C67453 12 Roy, Binoy Bhushan Chikitsabijnaner itihas / Binoy Bhushan Roy.-- Kolkata: Sahitya Lok, 2005. 467p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-86946-00-4. B 615.53 P5 C64052 13 Dutta, Bhola Nath Daniel Mackinan Hamiltoner rachanavali / Bhola Nath Dutta.-- Kolkata: Ruplekha Prakashani, 2005. 93p.; 21cm. B 820.09 HAM-d C64002 14 Swift, Jonathan Gulliverer bhramanbrittanta / Jonathan Swift; translated by Lila Majumdar.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2009. 343p.; 21cm. Translated from English into Bengali. ISBN : 978-81-260-2402-5. B 823.5 SWI-g B189525 15 Bhandari, Mohan Kumari harinir chokh / Mohan Bhandari; translated by Shyamal Bhattacharya.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2007. 117p.; 21cm. Translated from Punjabi into Bengali. ISBN : 81-260-2513-1. B 891.4231 BHA-k B189521 16 Salahuddin Parvez Parichaypatra / Salahuddin Parvez; translated by Shabbir Ahmed.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2007. 187p.; 21cm. Translated from Urdu into Bengali. ISBN : 978-260-2505-3. B 891.4393 SAL-p B189523 17 Basu, Bishnu, ed. Madhusudan rachanabali / edited by Bishnu Basu.--3rd ed.- Kolkata: Tuli-Kalam, 2007. 484p.; 21cm. B 891.4408 BAS-m C67541 18 Gangopadhyay, Sunil Nirbachita rachana / Sunil Gangopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Punashcha, 2006. 1215p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7322-488-8. B 891.4408 GAN-n C64072 19 Sengupta, Varun Rachna sangraha / Varun Sengupta.-- Kolkata: Anand Publishers, 2007. 798p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7756-677-6. B 891.4408 SEN-r C67454 20 Vidyasagar Rachanabali / Vidyasagar.-- Kolkata: Sahityam, 2006. 2V; 21cm. B 891.4408 VID-r C64056 – C64057, V1 – V2 21 Das, Uday Chand, ed Desh bibhag o Bangla upanyas/ edited by Uday Chand Das and Arindam Chattopadhyay.—Burdhman: ucchatar Vidyacharcha, 2005. 328p; 21cm B 891.4409 DAS-d C64029 22 Basu, Nitai, ed. Nirbachita rachana Shyad Mustafa Siraz / edited by Nitai Basu.-- Kolkata: Book Fair, 2006. 119p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7332-483-2. B 891.4409 MUS-b C64394 23 Sen, Dinesh Chandra Prachin Bangla sahitye mussalmaner abadan / Dinesh Chandra Sen.-- Kolkata: Karuna Prakashani, 2006. 271p.; 21cm. B 891.4409 SEN-p C64136 24 Bhattacharya, Bitashok, ed. Nietzsche / edited by Bitashok Bhattacharya and Subal Samanta.--2nd ed.-- Kolkata: Sanjay Samanta and Mushaera, 2008. 386p.; 21cm. B 891.441 BHA-n C67551 25 Goswami, Joy Joyer sankha / Joy Goswami.-- Kolkata: Pratibhas, 2008. 104p.; 20cm. B 891.441 GOS-j C67552 26 Sanyal, Tarun Adhunik kabita: bichchinnata, bishuddhata ityadi prasange/ Tarun Sanyal.--Rev. ed.-- Kolkata: Pratibhas, 2008. 216p.; 21cm. B 891.44109 SAN-ad C67531 27 Mallick, Subha Bidur / Subha Mallick.-- Kolkata: Dasgupta, 2007. iii, 360p.; 22cm. B 891.443 SUB-b C67542 28 Afsar Amed Aamar samay aamer galpa / Afsar Amed.-- Kolkata: Punashcho, 2008. 256p.; 21cm. ISBN : 978-81-7332-501-4. B 891.4431 AFS-aam C67545 29 Basu, Prabal Kumar Aamar samay, aamar galpa / Prabal Kumar Basu.-- Kolkata: Punashcho, 2008. 120p.; 21cm. ISBN : 978-81-7332-543-4. B 891.4431 BAS-aam C67546 30 Biswas, Mohitosh Aamar samaya, aamar galpa / Mohitosh Biswas.-- Kolkata: Punashcha, 2008. 167p.; 21cm. ISBN : 978-81-7332-503-8. B 891.4431 BIS-aam C67547 31 Chakravarti, Swapnamoy Aamar samaya, aamar galpa / Swapnamoy Chakraborty.-- Kolkata: Punashcha, 2008. 240p.; 21cm. ISBN : 978-81-7332-507-6. B 891.4431 CHA-aam C67548 32 Chattopadhyay, Nilanjan Aamar samaya, aamar galpa / Nilanjan Chattopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Punashcha, 2008. 224p.; 21cm. ISBN : 978-81-7332-506-9. B 891.4431 CHA-aam C67549 33 Dey, Debasish, ed. Manupassant rachnasamagra / edited by Debasish Dey.-- Kolkata: Basak Book Store, 2008. V2.; 21cm. B 891.4431 DEY-m C67452 34 Ghosh, Subodh Srestha galpo / Subodh Ghosh; edited by Jagdish Bhattacharya.-- Kolkata: Prakash Bhavan, 2006. 226p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 GHO-s C64132 35 Das, Manoj Tandraloker prahari / Manoj Das; translated by Tapan Kumar Khanrah.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2005. 136p.; 21cm. Translated from Oriya into Bengali. ISBN : 81-260-1981-6. B 891.4563 DAS-t B189524 36 Sen, Jaladhar Himalaya samagra / Jaladhar Sen; compiled and edited by Subimal Misra.-- Kolkata: Pritha Prakashan, 2008. 192p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-903380-0-5. B 915.412 P5 C64075 37 Bhattacharya, Dilip Dekha nadekha Sikkim / Dilip Bhattacharya.-- Kolkata: Treks and Tours, 2008. 148p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-901723-20. B 915.4167 P8 C67451 38 Das, Subhash Singapur bhraman / Subhash Das.-- Agartala: Book World, 2008. 127p.; 21cm. ISBN : 978-81-8266-124-0. B 915.957 P8 C67540 39 Dutta, Nandita Sri Ramakrishna bhabnandolan O Sri Arobindo / Nandita Dutta.-- Kolkata: Ananda Prakashan, 2006. 160p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-87665-97-1. B 922.945 RAM-n C64103 40 Mitra, Pranab Vladimir Illych Lenin / Pranab Mitra.-- Kolkata: Granthateertha, 2007. 96p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7572-216-3. B 923.247 LEN-m C66811 41 Guha, Nikhilesh, ed. Prasanga: Shyama prasad Mukhopadhayay / edited by Nikhilesh Guha.-- Kolkata: Shubhindu Misra, 2008. 192p.; 21cm. B 923.25423 MUK-g C67119 42 Basu, Nitai Shilpacharya Nandalal / Nitai Basu.-- Kolkata: Granthateertha, 2007. 128p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7572-223-x. B 927.5 NAN-b C67450 43 Mondal, Dhrubajyoti, ed. Prasanga: Tarun Majumder / edited by Dhrubajyoti Mondal.-- Kolkata: Baisakhi, 2007. 534p.; 21cm. B 927.9143 MAJ-m C66099 44 Chattopadhyay, Bankimchandra Ishwarchandra Gupter jibancharit o kabitwa / Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay; edited by Bhabotosh Dutta.-- Kolkata: Sahitya lok, 2009. 352p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-86946-06-3. B 928.9144 GUP-c C64051 45 Sengupta, Samir Rabindranather atmiyaswajan / Samir Sengupta.—- Kolkata: Shishu Sahitya Sansad, 2005. 416p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7955-061-3. B 928.9144 TAG-s C62675 46 Gaikwad, Laxman Uchalya / Laxman Gaikwad; translated by Madhuri Sinha.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2007. 156p.; 21cm. Translated from Marathi into Bengali. ISBN : 81-260-2506-9. B 928.91461 GAI-uc B189522 47 Dutta, Meenakshi Album theke kayekjan / Meenakshi Dutta.--Rev. ed.-- Kolkata: Pratibhas, 2007. 199p.; 21cm. B 928.94827 MEE-al C67120 48 Goswami, Dilip Kr. Prasnottore manbhum-Purulia / Dilip Kr. Goswami.-- Purulia: Brajabhumi Prakasani, 2007. 184p.; 21cm. B 954.23 P7 C67554 49 Chakravarti, Asim Bangla desher muktijuddhe / Asim Chakrabarty.-- Kolkata: Sumudran, 2008. 63p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-903122-5-1. B 954.23 P8 C67543 GUJARATI 50 Verma, Surendra Mare Chando joiea / Surendra Verma; translated by Sharmishtha Patel.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2009. 618p.; 21cm. Translated from Hindi into Gujarati. ISBN : 81-260-2561-1. G 891.433 VER-m B189544 KANNADA 51 Krishnamurthy, Nadi Ga Bharathiya patrikodyama / Nadi Ga krishnamurthy.--2nd ed.-- Mysore: Prasaranga, 2006. 796p.; 21cm. Ka 070.954 KRI-b C65494 52 Lingaraju, comp. Uttaraakhanda andolana / complied by Lingaraju.-- Karnataka: Animisha Prakashana, 2003. 68p.; 21cm. Ka 320.954171 P3 C65338 53 Marquez, Gabriyel Garcia Nooru varshada ekantha / Gabriyel Garcia Marquez; translated by A.N. Prasanna.-- Bangalore: Anandakanda Granthamale, 2005. xxviii, 412p.; 21cm. Translated from Spanish into Kannada. Ka 863 MAR-n C67544 54 Shenoy, B.N. Manu, ed. A.K. Subbiahnavara bicchu mathugalu / edited by B.N. Manu Shenoy.-- Virajpet: Kodagu Samachara Prakashana, 2004. 322.; 21cm. Ka 894.81408 SHE-m C63473 55 Veerabhadrappa Aramane / Veerabhadrappa.-- Bangalore: Sapna Book House, 2005. xxii,545p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-280-0407-7. Ka 894.8143 VEE-ar C66286 56 Padmaprasad, S.P. Aramanegala rajyadalli / S.P. Padmaprasad.-- Bangalore: Sumukha Prakashana, 2003. 240p.; 21cm. Ka 915.434 P3 C65340 57 Krishnamurti, J. Baligondu bhashya / J. Krishnamurti; Mahabaleshwar Rao.-- Chennai: Krishnamurti Foundation India, 2002. 293p.; 21cm. Ka 921.914 KRI-b C65342 58 Hedge, Ramakrishna Drushti, vichara / Ramakrishna Hedge.-- Bangalore: Hegde 75 Felicitation Committee, 2001. xvi, 590p.; 21cm. Ka 923.254 HEG-d C66287 59 Balasubramangya, Narahalli, ed. Apoorva / edited by Narahalli Balasubramanya and M.V.Venkatesh
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    www.gradeup.co 1.Who was the leader of revolutionaries in Bihar during the Revolt of 1857? A. Namdar Khan B. Babu Kunwar Singh C. Birsa Munda D. Shankar Shah E. None of the above/More than one of the above Answer ||| B Solution ||| During the independence struggle of 1857, Babu Kunar Singh led the battle of Aara at the age of 80. 2.Birsa was captured, while asleep, on: A. 1 February, 1900 B. 2 February, 1900 C. 3 February, 1900 D. 4 February , 1900 E. None of the above/More than one of the above Answer ||| E Solution ||| Birsa Munda was arrested on 3 March 1900 while asleeping from Chakradharpur. 3.“The Muslims, if contented and satisfied, would become the greatest bulwark of British power in India”. Who wrote it? A. Herbert Risley B. Lord Lytton C. W.W.Hunter D. H.N.Brailsford E. None of the above/More than one of the above Answer ||| C Solution ||| W.W.Hunter was the official and historian of the Indian Civil Services. They wrote books in the name of Indian Muslim. www.gradeup.co 4.“In my belief, Congress is to tottering to its fall and one of my great ambitions while in India is to assist it to a peaceful demise.” Who wrote it? A. Lord Lytton B. Lord Dufferin C. Lord Curzon D. Lord Minto E. None of the above/More than one of the above Answer ||| C Solution ||| In 1900, Lord Curzon wrote the above words to the British Foreign Minister in his letter 5.Who drew Mahatma Gandhi's attention towards the exploitation of the peasants by the European Indigo planters? A.
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    Unique Ias Academy March 2017 English Current Affairs

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