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No. Name of the Journal/Magazine Year Month 1 Economic and political Weekly 1992 NOVEMBER 2 Economic and political 1992 APRIL 3 Economic and political 1992 OCTOBER 4 Economic and political 1991 JUNE 5 Economic and political 1992 JUNE 6 Economic and political 1993 JANUVARY 7 Economic and political 1991 FEBRAVARY 8 Economic and political 1992 JANUVARY 9 Economic and political 1992 AUGUST 10 Economic and political 1992 DECEMBER 11 Economic and political 1987 JULY 12 The week 1989 JUNE 13 Economic and political 1993 MARCH 14 Economic and political 1992 JULY 15 Economic and political 1993 FEBRAVARY 16 Economic and political 1992 MAY 17 Economic and political 1988 FEBRAVARY 18 Economic and political 1988 MARCH 19 Economic and political 1990 APRIL 20 Economic and political 1989 JANUVARY 21 Economic and political 1989 MARCH 22 Economic and political 1987 OCTOBER 23 Economic and political 1987 NOVEMBER 24 Economic and political 1987 DECEMBER 25 Economic and political 1988 JANUVARY 26 Economic and political 1987 APRIL 27 Economic and political 1990 AUGUST 28 Economic and political 1989 JANUVARY 29 Economic and political 1987 DECEMBER 30 Economic and political 1985 JUNE-AUGUST 31 Economic and political 1981-1982 NOVEMBER-JUNE 32 Economic and political 1984 APRIL-JUNE 33 Economic and political 1984 FEBRAVARY-APRIL 34 Economic and political 1981 SEPTEMBER -NOVEMBER 35 Economic and political 1986 JULY-SEPTEMBER 36 Economic and political 1988 SEPTEMBER 37 Economic and political 1989 SEPTEMBER 38 Economic and political 1990 FEBRAVARY 39 Economic and political 1988 OCTOBER 40 Economic and political 1989 FEBRAVARY 41 Economic and political 1991 JANUVARY 42 Economic and political 1993 DECEMBER 43 Economic and political 1993 APRIL 44 Economic and political 1983 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 45 Economic and political 1990 JUNE 46 Economic and political 1994 JANUVARY 47 Economic and political 1993 JUNE 48 Economic and political 1982 MARCH-MAY 49 Economic and political 1982 JUNE-JULY 50 Economic and political 1982 APRIL 51 Economic and political 1990 JULY 52 Economic and political 1988 DECEMBER 53 Economic and political 1985-1986 NOVEMBER-JULY 54 Economic and political 1983 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 55 Economic and political 1989 JULY 56 Economic and political 1984 JANUVARY-FEBRAVARY 57 Economic and political 1993 JULY 58 Economic and political 1992 SEPTEMBER 59 Economic and political 1990 MARCH 60 Economic and political 1988 AUGUST 61 Economic and political 1991 MARCH 62 Economic and political 1990 DECEMBER 63 Economic and political 1984 JULY-SEPTEMBER 64 Economic and political 1981 JUNE-AUGUST 65 Economic and political 1983 MAY 66 Economic and political 1982 JANUVARY-FEBRAVARY 67 Economic and political 1988 APRIL 68 Economic and political 1987 FEBRAVARY 69 Economic and political 1990 NOVEMBER 70 Economic and political 1989 DECEMBER 71 Economic and political 1989 APRIL 72 Economic and political 1989 MAY 73 Economic and political 1989 JUNE 74 Economic and political 1989 AUGUST 75 Economic and political 1981 MARCH-APRIL 76 Economic and political 1985 APRIL-MAY 77 Economic and political 1985-1986 NOVEMBER-JANUVARY 78 Economic and political 1986 FEBRAVARY-MARCH 79 Economic and political 1986 JANUVARY-FEBRAVARY 80 Economic and political 1980 FEBRAVARY 81 Economic and political 1982 FEBRAVARY-MARCH 82 The Economist 1994 FEBRAVARY 83 The Economist 1993 MAY 84 The Economist 1993 JULY 85 The Economist 1993 JULY 86 The Economist 1991 JUNE 87 The Economist 1992 APRIL 88 The Economist 1992 MARCH 89 The Economist 1992 AUGUST 90 The Economist 1991 JUNE 91 The Economist 1992 JULY 92 The Economist 1992 NOVEMBER 93 The Economist 1990 MAY 94 The Economist 1993 JUNE 95 The Economist 1992 OCTOBER 96 The Economist 1988 DECEMBER 97 The Economist 1989 NOVEMBER 98 The Economist 1990 MARCH 99 The Economist 1989 MARCH 100 The Economist 1991 APRIL 101 The Economist 1991 JANUVARY 102 The Economist 1993 DECEMBER 103 The Economist 1993 OCTOBER 104 The Economist 1991 AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 105 The Economist 1991 JUNE-JULY 106 The Economist 1991 OCTOBER 107 The Economist 1992 SEPTEMBER 108 The Economist 1992 MAY 109 The Economist 1990 SEPTEMBER 110 The Economist 1993 APRIL 111 The Economist 1993 NOVEMBER 112 The Economist 1993 SEPTEMBER 113 The Economist 1991 MAY 114 The Economist 1991 NOVEMBER 115 The Economist 1989 SEPTEMBER 116 The Economist 1989 AUGUST 117 The Economist 1993 JULY 118 The Economist 1993 AUGUST 119 The Economist 1993 SEPTEMBER 120 The Economist 1994 JANUVARY 121 The Economist 1992 JUNE 122 The Economist 1992 FEBRAVARY 123 The Economist 1990 JULY 124 The Economist 1993 NOVEMBER 125 The Economist 1993 MAY 126 The Economist 1990 JANUVARY 127 Commmerce weekly 1977 JANUVARY-DECEMBER 128 The Economist 1989 MAY 129 The Economist 1993 JUNE 130 The Economist 1994 MARCH 131 The Economist 1993 OCTOBER 132 The Economist 1994 MARCH 133 The Economist 1994 MARCH 134 The Economist 1993 OCTOBER 135 The Economist 1990 JANUVARY 136 The Economist 1992 JANUVARY 137 The Economist 1990 DECEMBER 138 The Economist 1989 JULY 139 The Economist 1993 MARCH 140 The Economist 1989 JUNE 141 The Economist 1989 FEBRAVARY 142 The Economist 1989 FEBRAVARY 143 The Economist 1993 FEBRAVARY 144 The Economist 1988 NOVEMBER 145 The Economist 1988 DECEMBER 146 The week 1988 AUGUST 147 The week 1988 SEPTEMBER 148 The week 1990 MARCH 149 The week 1987 FEBRAVARY-APRIL 150 The week 1986 APRIL-MAY 151 The week 1988 APRIL 152 The week 1989 AUGUST 153 The week 1988 OCTOBER 154 The week 1988 MARCH 155 The week 1986-1987 DECEMBER-JANUVARY 156 The week 1988 JUNE 157 The week 1988 JUNE 158 The week 1988 APRIL 159 The week 1987 AUGUST 160 The week 1987 JULY 161 The week 1987 NOVEMBER 162 The week 1987 DECEMBER 163 The week 1987 JUNE 164 The week 1986 OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 165 The week 1986 MARCH 166 The week 1988 APRIL 167 The week 1989 MAY 168 The week 1984 JULY-SEPTEMBER 169 The week 1985 JUNE-NOVEMBER 170 The week 1983-1984 OCTOBER-AUGUST 171 The week 1987 SEPTEMBER 172 The week 1987 SEPTEMBER 173 The week 1984 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 174 The week 1985 FEBRAVARY-MARCH 175 The week 1984 APRIL-JULY 176 The week 1983 OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 177 University news 1988 NOVEMBER 178 University news 1988 AUGUST 179 University news 1988 JUNE 180 University news 1988 JUNE 181 University news 1987 JULY 182 University news 1988 APRIL 183 University news 1989 MARCH 184 University news 1989 JUNE 185 University news 1989 FEBRAVARY 186 University news 1988 DECEMBER 187 University news 1988 OCTOBER 188 University news 1988 FEBRAVARY 189 University news 1988 NOVEMBER 190 University news 1986 AUGUST-NOVEMBER 191 University news 1989 AUGUST 192 University news 1986-1987 DECEMBER-MARCH 193 University news 1987 DECEMBER 194 University news 1989 FEBRAVARY 195 University news 1989 MARCH 196 University news 1990 JANUVARY 197 University news 1989 MAY 198 University news 1990 JANUVARY 199 University news 1986 APRIL-JULY 200 University news 1983-1984 SEPTEMBER-MARCH 201 University news 1985-1986 DECEMBER-MARCH 202 University news 1985 AUGUST 203 University news 1987 APRIL 204 University news 1987 JUNE 205 University news 1989 DECMBER 206 University news 1987 AUGUST 207 University news 1989 NOVEMBER 208 University news 1988 MARCH 209 University news 1989 SEPTEMBER 210 University news 1990 FEBRAVARY 211 University news 1990 MARCH 212 University news 1987 DECEMBER 213 University news 2000 SEPTEMBER 214 Competition success 1983 APRIL-SEPTEMBER 215 Competition success 1986 JANUVARY-MARCH 216 Competition success 1991 OCTOBER-DECEMBER 217 Competition success 1987 DECEMBER 218 Competition success 1987 JULY 219 Competition success 1992 JANUVARY-MARCH 220 Competition success 1992 APRIL-JUNE 221 Competition success 1990 JANUVARY 222 Competition success 1989 FEBRAVARY 223 Competition success 1992 AUGUST-OCTOBER 224 Competition success 1988 AUGUST 225 Competition success 1990 OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 226 Competition success 1990-1991 DECEMBER- JANUVARY 227 Competition success 1988 DECEMBER 228 Competition success 1991 JULY-SEPTEMBER 229 Competition success 1993 OCTOBER 230 Competition success 1986 JULY-SEPTEMBER 231 Competition success 1989 OCTOBER 232 Competition success 1989 SEPTEMBER 233 Competition success 1989 JUNE 234 Competition success 1994 JANUVARY 235 Competition success 1993 JANUVARY-MARCH 236 Competition success 1993 APRIL 237 Competition success 1993 JULY 238 Competition success 1990 APRIL-MAY 239 Competition success 1986 APRIL-JUNE 240 Competition success 1987 JANUVARY-MARCH 241 Competition success 1988 MARCH 242 Competition success 1990 JUNE-JULY 243 Competition success 1988 MAY 244 Competition success 1988 SEPTEMBER 245 Competition success 1985 OCTOBER-DECEMBER 246 Competition success 1992 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 247 Competition success 1986 OCTOBER-DECEMBER 248 Competition success 1993 MAY 249 Competition success 1990 AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 250 Competition success 1989 MAY 251 KALAKOUMUDHI 1986 OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 252 KALAKOUMUDHI 1989 AUGUST 253 KALAKOUMUDHI 1990 SEPTEMBER 254 KALAKOUMUDHI 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