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Ramakrishna Math Mumbai - Book Sale Department List of Hindi Books Sr RAMAKRISHNA MATH MUMBAI - BOOK SALE DEPARTMENT LIST OF HINDI BOOKS SR. NO CODE ITEM NAME PRICE LANGUAGE AUTHOR 1 SG1010 AAP BI MAHAN BAN SHAKTE HAN H:10 10 HINDI SW.SATYARUPANANDA 2 H7645 ACHARYA SHANKAR H:45 45 HINDI SW.APURVANANDA 3 H10507720 ADARSHA GRIHASTHA KAISE BANE H:20 20 HINDI SW.RANGANATHANANDA 4 H11560 ADBHUT SANT ADBHUTANANDA H:60 60 HINDI CHANDRASHEKHAR CHATTOPADHYA 5 H17915 ADHUNIK YUG MEIN NARI H:15 15 HINDI SW.RANGANATHANANDA 6 H9925 ADHYATMA MARG PRADEEP (HINDI) H:25 25 HINDI SW.TURIYANANDA 7 H9935 ADHYATMA MARG PRADEEP (HINDI) H:35 35 HINDI SW.TURIYANANDA 8 H5266X70 ADHYATMIK JIVAN KYON AUR KAISE H:70 70 HINDI SW.VIDEHATMANANDA 9 H15842 AGNIMANTRA H:42 42 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 10 H15835 AGNIMANTRA -H-35 35 HINDI SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 11 H26712 AMRIT SANDESH H:2 2 HINDI INC 12 30081424 AMRITAM (HINDI) H:24 24 HINDI SARDA MATH 13 H9560 AMRITVANI H:60 60 HINDI SW.VAGISWARANANDA 14 H5257460 ANANDA KI KHOJ H:60 60 HINDI SW.BRHMOSANANDA 15 H5260 ANANDADHAM KI ORE H:60 60 HINDI SW.APURWANANDA 16 H225 ATMANUBHUTI TATHA USKE MARG H:25 25 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 17 H219100 ATMARAM KE ANUBHAV100 100 HINDI JAPANANDA 18 H196100 ATMARAM KI ATMAKATHA H:100 100 HINDI SWAMI JAPANANDA 19 H7112 ATMATATWA H:12 12 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 20 H7110 ATMATATWA -H10 10 HINDI SW. VIVEKANANDA 21 30081350 ATMONNATI KE SOPAN H:50 50 HINDI NA 22 30119830 BACCHON KE SRI RAMAKRISHNA H:30 30 HINDI SW.VISVASHRYANANDA 23 H0461730 BACCHON KE VIVEKANANDA H:32 32 HINDI SW.VISHWASHSRAYANANDA 24 H0461734 BACCHON KE VIVEKANANDA H:34 34 HINDI SW.VISHWASHSRAYANANDA 25 H0460930 BACCHON KI MA SARADA DEVI H:30 30 HINDI SW.VISHWASHRAYANANDA 26 H0460933 BACCHON KI MA SARADA DEVI H:33 33 HINDI SW VISHWASHRAYANANDA 27 H0460935 BACCHON KI MA SARADA DEVI H:35 35 HINDI SW VISHWASHRAYANANDA 28 H1805 BACHCHE MANAVATAKI SAMPATTI H:5 5 HINDI SW.RANGANATHANANDA 29 H181A470 BHAGAVAD GITA BY RANGANATHANADA H:470 470 HINDI SW RANGANATHANANDA 30 H7312 BHAGAVAN BUDDHA TATHA UNKA SANDESH H:12 12 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 31 H10935 BHAGAVAT GITA (SARTHA) H:35 35 HINDI NA 32 H5393365 BHAGVAD KI KATHAE H:65 65 HINDI SW.AMALOANANDA 33 H6620 BHAGWAN SRI KRISHNA AUR BHAGVAD GITA H:20 20 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 34 H9830 BHAJANANJALI H:30 30 HINDI NAGPUR 35 H9840 BHAJANANJALI H:40 40 HINDI NAGPUR 36 H1020 BHAKTI YOGA H:20 20 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA Page 1 of 10 SR. NO CODE ITEM NAME PRICE LANGUAGE AUTHOR 37 H15620 BHARAT AUR USKI SAMASYAYEN H:20 20 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 38 H10507155 BHARAT JAGARAN - SW.VIVEKANANDA H:55 55 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 39 H10710 BHARAT KA BHAVISYA H:10 10 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 40 H5720 BHARAT ME SHAKTI PUJA H:20 20 HINDI SW.SARADANANDA 41 H5725 BHARAT ME SHAKTI PUJA -H25 25 HINDI SW.SARADANANDA 42 H2715 BHARATIYA NARI H:15 15 HINDI SVK 43 H2717 BHARATIYA NARI H:17 17 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 44 H3065 BHARATIYA VYAKHYAN H:65 65 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 45 H3050 BHARATIYA VYAKHYAN -H50 50 HINDI SW. VIVEKANANDA 46 H333515 BHAVANJALI-H:15 15 HINDI SW.SRIKANTANANDA 47 H886 BUDDHA KI WANI H:6 6 HINDI NAGPUR 48 SG910 CHARITRA HI VIJAYEE HOTA HAI H:10 10 HINDI SW.SATYARUPANANDA 49 H5184110 CHARITRA NIRMAN KAISE KARE H:10 10 HINDI SW.BUDHANANDA 50 H518418 CHARITRA NIRMAN KAISE KARE H:8 8 HINDI SW.BUDHANANDA 51 H912 CHICAGO VAKTRUTA H:12 12 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 52 H12120 CHICAGOKI VISHWA DHARMA MAHASABHA -H20 20 HINDI MARIE LOUISE BURKE 53 H4915 CHINTANIYA BATEN -H-15 15 HINDI SVK 54 H14715 DAIVIKRIPA H:15 15 HINDI SW.RANGANATHANANDA 55 H5226025 DASAVATAR- CHARIT H:25 25 HINDI SW.PREMESANANDA 56 H4530 DEVA VANI H:30 30 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 57 H9435 DHARMA JEEVAN TATHA SADHANA H:35 35 HINDI SW.YATISWARANANDA 58 H161115 DHARMA KYON H:15 15 HINDI SW.PAVITRANANDA 59 H2512 DHARMA RAHASYA -H12 12 HINDI SW. 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H:20 20 HINDI SW.VIVEKNANDA 84 H5178710 HINDU DHARMA H:10 10 HINDI SW.HARSANANDA 85 H1722 HINDU DHARMA H:22 22 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 86 H1710 HINDU DHARMA -H10 10 HINDI SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 87 H2310 HINDU DHARMA KE PAKSHA ME H:10 10 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 88 H5327545 HINDU DHARMA KI RUPREKHA H:45 45 HINDI SW.NIRVEDANANDA 89 H162X10 ICHCHA SHAKTI AUR USKA VIKAS H:10 10 HINDI SW BUDDHANANDA 90 H876 ISAA MASIHA KI VAANI H:6 6 HINDI NAGPUR 91 H446 ISHA DOOT ISA -H-6 6 HINDI SW VIVEKANANDA 92 H4410 ISHADOOT ISA H:10 10 HINDI SW VIVEKANANDA 93 H12730 ISHASTAVAN H:30 30 HINDI NAGPUR 94 H16212 ISHAVASYA UPANISHAD H:12 12 HINDI SW.VIDEHATMANANDA 95 H5414X10 ISHWAR DARSHAN KA UPAY JAP DHYAN H:10 10 HINDI SW.VIRESHWARANANDA 96 H11438 ISWAR KI KHOJ H:38 38 HINDI SW.YATISHWARANANDA 97 H11440 ISWAR KI KHOJ H:40 40 HINDI SW.YATISHWARANANDA 98 H4312 JATI SAMSKRITI AUR SAMAJWAD : H12 12 HINDI SVK 99 H4315 JATI SAMSKRITI AUR SAMAJWAD : H15 15 HINDI SVK 100 H4318 JATI SAMSKRITI AUR SAMAJWAD : H18 18 HINDI SVK 101 H5239245 JINA SHIKHO H:45 45 HINDI ADV 102 H5264370 JINE KI KALA H:70 70 HINDI ADV 103 H5264380 JINE KI KALA H:80 80 HINDI ADV 104 H11615 JITNE MAT UTNE PATH H:15 15 HINDI NAGPUR 105 H16960 JIVANMUKTA TURIYANANDA H:60 60 HINDI SW.JAGADISHWARANANDA 106 H4145 JNANA YOGA H:45 45 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 107 H6810 JNANA YOGA PAR PRAVACHAN H:10 10 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 108 H6812 JNANA YOGA PAR PRAVACHAN -H-12 12 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 109 H1785 KARMA AUR USKA RAHASYA H:5 5 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 110 H1786 KARMA AUR USKA RAHASYA H:6 6 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 111 H1425 KARMA YOGA H:25 25 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 112 H16320 KEN UPANISHAD H:20 20 HINDI SW.VIDEHATMANANDA Page 3 of 10 SR. 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APURVANANDA) H:50 50 HINDI SW.APURVANANDA 126 H19810 MAHABHARAT H:10 10 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 127 H2823 MAHAPURUSHONKI JIVANGATHAYEN H:23 23 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 128 H2820 MAHAPURUSHONKI JIVANGATHAYEN -H-20 20 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 129 H1266 MAHAVEER KI WANI H:6 6 HINDI NAGPUR 130 H5069110 MAMATAMAYEE MA SARADA H:10 10 HINDI SW.ATMASTHANANDA 131 H122018 MAN AUR USAKA NIGRAHA H:18 18 HINDI SW.BUDHANANDA 132 H122020 MAN AUR USAKA NIGRAHA H:20 20 HINDI SW.BUDHANANDA 133 H406 MAN KI SHAKTIYA TATHA JIVAN GHATHAN H:6 6 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 134 H1308 MAN KI SHANTI -H8 8 HINDI SVK 135 H14535 MANASIK TANAV SE MUKTI KE UPAYA H:35 35 HINDI SW.GOKULANANDA 136 SG1210 MANAV JIVAN KA PRAYOJAN. H:10 10 HINDI SW.SATYARUPANANDA 137 H17520 MANAWTA KI ZANKI H:20 20 HINDI NA 138 H318 MARNOTTAR JIVAN H:8 8 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 139 100013225 MATRAPUSHPAM BIG H:225 225 HINDI SW.DEVARUPANANDA 140 H17020 MATRIDARSHAN H:20 20 HINDI SW.BRAHMESHANANDA 141 H17025 MATRIDARSHAN H:25 25 HINDI SW.BRAHMESHANANDA 142 H10212 MATRUBHUMI KE PRATI HAMARA KARTAVYA H:12 12 HINDI SW.VIRESHWARANANDA 143 H10220 MATRUBHUMI KE PRATI HAMARA KARTAVYA H:20 20 HINDI SW.VIRESHWARANANDA 144 H14810 MAUNA YOGA -H-10 10 HINDI SWAMI PARAMANANDA 145 H5335618 MEERA KI PREMOPASANA H:18 18 HINDI SW.BUDHANANDA 146 H18650 MERA BHARAT AMAR BHARAT H:50 50 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 147 H18635 MERA BHARAT AMAR BHARAT -H-35 35 HINDI SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 148 H18645 MERA BHARAT AMAR BHARAT -H-45 45 HINDI SWAMI VIVEKANANDA 149 H296 MERA JEEVAN TATHA DHYEYA H:6 6 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA 150 H712 MERE GURUDEV -H:12 12 HINDI SW.VIVEKANANDA Page 4 of 10 SR.
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