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Barcode Call No. Author Title R PE 821.007 TH0524 JAI/P Jaime Chithra K S The Politics of the Body: R PSS 294.595 Expiatory Rites in Keralite Tantra a TH0523 SYA/E Syamkumar T S Critical Analysis/ R PSS 808.1 Cintatilaka commentary on TH0522 SAR/C Sarika K Sukasandesa- critical edition and study/ R PSV 294.592 5 TH0521 REE/T Reema K P Traces of Vedanta in Naradapurana/ R 709.040 JEN/S 074 JEN/S Jens Hoffmann Show Time: S 615.538 97175 AGN/C.2 Agnivesa Carakasamhita of Agnivesa (Vol.2): S 615.538 97174 AGN/C.1 Agnivesa Carakasamhita of Agnivesa (Vol.1): R S 615.538 97173 AGN/C.2 Agnivesa Carakasamhita of Agnivesa (Vol.2): R S 615.538 97172 AGN/C.1 Agnivesa Carakasamhita of Agnivesa (Vol.1): S 615.538 97171 AGN/C.2 Agnivesha Caraka samhita of Agnivesa (v.2)/ S 615.538 97170 AGN/C.1 Agnivesha Caraka samhita of Agnivesa (v.1)/ S 891.209 2 Ramasankar 97166 RAM/M Tiwari Mahakavi Sudrak/ S 891.209 2 Ramasankar 97165 RAM/M Tiwari Mahakavi Sudrak/ S100 7 Keshavrao 97163 KES/A Musalgavkar Adhunik sanskrit kavya parampara/ S100 7 Keshavrao 97162 KES/A Musalgavkar Adhunik sanskrit kavya parampara/ S100 7 Keshavrao 97161 KES/A Musalgavkar Adhunik sanskrit kavya parampara/ 294.382 325 Jatakmala or the pearls of Indian 97159 VIJ/J Vijay Narain wisdom/ 294.382 325 Jatakmala or the pearls of Indian 97158 VIJ/J Vijay Narain wisdom/ S200 7 97157 ARU/B Aruna Dayal Balaramayanam tatha Prasnaraghavam: Nalacampu or Damayanti Katha of Trivikrama Bhatta with sudha sanskrit 97156 S1 TRI/N Trivikrama Bhatta and hindi commentaries/ Nalacampu or Damayanti Katha of Trivikrama Bhatta with sudha sanskrit 97155 S1 TRI/N Trivikrama Bhatta and hindi commentaries/ Nalacampu or Damayanti Katha of Trivikrama Bhatta with sudha sanskrit 97154 S1 TRI/N Trivikrama Bhatta and hindi commentaries/ Nalacampu or Damayanti Katha of Trivikrama Bhatta with sudha sanskrit 97153 S1 TRI/N Trivikrama Bhatta and hindi commentaries/ Uttararamacharita of Mahakavi Bhavabhuti edited with rama sanskrit- 97152 S2 BHA/U Bhavabhuti hindi commentaries/ Uttararamacharita of Mahakavi Bhavabhuti edited with rama sanskrit- 97151 S2 BHA/U Bhavabhuti hindi commentaries/ Uttararamacharita of Mahakavi Bhavabhuti edited with rama sanskrit- 97150 S2 BHA/U Bhavabhuti hindi commentaries/ S200 7 Adhunik Sanskrit Natak Part 2(naye 97149 RAM/A.2 Ramji Upadhyay tattya: naya itihaas)/ S200 7 Adhunik Sanskrit Natak Part 1(naye 97148 RAM/A.1 Ramji Upadhyay tattya: naya itihaas)/ 792.809 Parsanadh 97147 PAR/N Dwivedi Natyasastra ka itihas/ 792.809 Parsanadh 97146 PAR/N Dwivedi Natyasastra ka itihas/ Kautiliya Arthasastra (sanskrit text with S 330 english translation and an exhaustive 97145 KAU/K.2 Kautilya introduction) Vol.2: book V -book XV Kautiliya Arthasastra (sanskrit text with S 330 english translation and an exhaustive 97144 KAU/K.1 Kautilya introduction) Vol.1: book I-book IV 97143 S 330 KAU/K Kautilya Kautilya arthasastram 330.092 Virendra Kumar 97142 VIR/V Gupta Vishnugupta Chanakya: 330.092 Virendra Kumar 97141 VIR/V Gupta Vishnugupta Chanakya: 294.592 12 97140 GHA/V Ghate V S V S Ghate's lectures on Rigveda/ 294.592 12 97139 GHA/V Ghate V S V S Ghate's lectures on Rigveda/ S 133.5 Varahamihirachar 97138 VAR/B.1 ya Brhatsamhita (part 1)/ S 133.5 Varahamihirachar 97137 VAR/B.2 ya Brhatsamhita (part 2)/ S 133.509 54 Bharatiya Jyotishsastrasyetihas (a 97136 LOK/B Lokmani Dahal history of Indian Astrology)/ S 133.509 54 Bharatiya Jyotishsastrasyetihas (a 97135 LOK/B Lokmani Dahal history of Indian Astrology)/ S 133.509 54 Bharatiya Jyotishsastrasyetihas (a 97134 LOK/B Lokmani Dahal history of Indian Astrology)/ S 133.509 54 Bharatiya Jyotishsastrasyetihas (a 97133 LOK/B Lokmani Dahal history of Indian Astrology)/ S 133.509 54 Bharatiya Jyotishsastrasyetihas (a 97132 LOK/B Lokmani Dahal history of Indian Astrology)/ S 133.509 97131 548 3 ABH/K Abhay Katyayan Keraleeya Prashnaratnam/ S 133.509 97130 548 3 ABH/K Abhay Katyayan Keraleeya Prashnaratnam/ S 133.509 97129 548 3 ABH/K Abhay Katyayan Keraleeya Prashnaratnam/ S 133.5 97128 ARY/A Aryabhatta Aryabhateeyam/ S 133.5 97127 ARY/A Aryabhatta Aryabhateeyam/ S 133.5 97126 ARY/A Aryabhatta Aryabhateeyam/ S 133.5 97125 ARY/A Aryabhatta Aryabhateeyam/ S 133.5 97124 ARY/A Aryabhatta Aryabhateeyam/ The Hindu Law Codes (the Dharma Sastra) Vol.1(original sanskrit text, S 294.592 6 transliteration, english translation with 97123 MAN/H.1 notes and exposition)/ The Hindu Law Codes (the Dharma Sastra) Vol.1(original sanskrit text, S 294.592 6 transliteration, english translation with 97122 MAN/H.1 notes and exposition)/ S 181.48 Vedanta - sara ( a works on vedanta 97121 SAD/V Sadananda philosophy)/ S 181.48 Vedanta - sara ( a works on vedanta 97120 SAD/V Sadananda philosophy)/ S 181.48 Vedanta - sara ( a works on vedanta 97119 SAD/V Sadananda philosophy)/ S 181.48 Vedanta - sara ( a works on vedanta 97118 SAD/V Sadananda philosophy)/ S 181.48 Vedanta - sara ( a works on vedanta 97117 SAD/V Sadananda philosophy)/ Vedantaparibhasha of Sri S 181.48 Dharmarajadhwar Dharmarajadhwarindra (translated into 97116 DHA/V indra Hindi with Commentary)/ Vedantaparibhasha of Sri S 181.48 Dharmarajadhwar Dharmarajadhwarindra (translated into 97115 DHA/V indra Hindi with Commentary)/ Vedantaparibhasha of Sri S 181.48 Dharmarajadhwar Dharmarajadhwarindra (translated into 97114 DHA/V indra Hindi with Commentary)/ Vedantaparibhasha of Sri S 181.48 Dharmarajadhwar Dharmarajadhwarindra (translated into 97113 DHA/V indra Hindi with Commentary)/ Vedantaparibhasha of Sri S 181.48 Dharmarajadhwar Dharmarajadhwarindra (translated into 97112 DHA/V indra Hindi with Commentary)/ R S 294.5922 97111 SRE/Y.6 Yogavasishta (Maharamayam (part 6)/ R S 294.5922 97110 SRE/Y.5 Yogavasishta (Maharamayam (part 5/ R S 294.5922 97109 SRE/Y.4 Yogavasishta (Maharamayam (part 5/ R S 294.5922 97108 SRE/Y.3 Yogavasishta (Maharamayam (part 3)/ R S 294.5922 97107 SRE/Y.2 Yogavasishta (Maharamayam (part 2)/ R S 294.5922 97106 SRE/Y.1 Yogavasishta (Maharamayam (part 1)/ 181.4 97105 MAD/S Six Systems of Indian Philosophy: 181.4 97104 MAD/S Six Systems of Indian Philosophy: S 306.095 4 97103 RAM/B Ramji Upadhyaya Bharatiya Samskriti Saurabham/ S 306.095 4 97102 RAM/B Ramji Upadhyaya Bharatiya Samskriti Saurabham/ S 181.4 Jagadishchandra Bharatiya darsan (Indian Philosophy 97101 JAG/B.2 Mishra v.2)/ S 181.4 Jagadishchandra Bharatiya darsan (Indian Philosophy 97100 JAG/B.1 Mishra v.1)/ 294.592 404 Samir Kumar 97099 6 SAM/G Mishra Gita and Kant: 294.592 404 Samir Kumar 97098 6 SAM/G Mishra Gita and Kant: Jaiminiya Nyayamala (along with S 181.484 1 vistara) of Sri Madhavacarya and Purva- 97097 MAD/J Madhavacharya Mimamsa Visaya sangraha dipika/ S 181.420 9 Gajanan Shastri ' Mimamsa darsan ka vivechananmak 97096 GAJ/M Musalgavkar ' ithihas/ S 181.420 9 Gajanan Shastri ' Mimamsa darsan ka vivechananmak 97095 GAJ/M Musalgavkar ' ithihas/ S 181.420 9 Gajanan Shastri ' Mimamsa darsan ka vivechananmak 97094 GAJ/M Musalgavkar ' ithihas/ Sankhyakarika 'Matarvrithi' samvalitha S 181.41 tatha cha prabodhini hindi 97093 ISH/S Ishwar Krishna vyakhyopetha/ Sankhyakarika 'Matarvrithi' samvalitha S 181.41 tatha cha prabodhini hindi 97092 ISH/S Ishwar Krishna vyakhyopetha/ Sankhyakarika 'Matarvrithi' samvalitha S 181.41 tatha cha prabodhini hindi 97091 ISH/S Ishwar Krishna vyakhyopetha/ Sankhyakarika 'Matarvrithi' samvalitha S 181.41 tatha cha prabodhini hindi 97090 ISH/S Ishwar Krishna vyakhyopetha/ Sankhyakarika 'Matarvrithi' samvalitha S 181.41 tatha cha prabodhini hindi 97089 ISH/S Ishwar Krishna vyakhyopetha/ S 181.43 Appayya 97088 APP/N Deekshithendra Nyayaraksamani/ S 181.43 Appayya 97087 APP/N Deekshithendra Nyayaraksamani/ R S 181.430 Bhimacarya Nyayakosha (dictionary of technical 97086 3 BHI/N Jhalakikar terms of Indian philosophy)/ S 181.430 3 Bhimacarya Nyayakosha (dictionary of technical 97085 BHI/N Jhalakikar terms of Indian philosophy)/ S 181.430 3 Bhimacarya Nyayakosha (dictionary of technical 97084 BHI/N Jhalakikar terms of Indian philosophy)/ R S 491.23 Sabdakalpadruma (vol.5: vyanjana 97083 RAD/S.5 Radhakant Dev varna: sha- ha)/ R S 491.23 Sabdakalpadruma (vol.4: vyanjana 97082 RAD/S.4 Radhakant Dev varna: ya- va)/ R S 491.23 Sabdakalpadruma (vol.3: vyanjana 97081 RAD/S.3 Radhakant Dev varna: pa- ma)/ R S 491.23 Sabdakalpadruma (vol.2: vyanjana 97080 RAD/S.2 Radhakant Dev varna: ka- na)/ R S 491.23 97079 RAD/S.1 Radhakant Dev Sabdakalpadruma (vol.1: Swaravarna)/ S 491.209 97078 TTS/S T T Sharma Sanskrit bhasha ka Itihas/ S 491.209 97077 TTS/S T T Sharma Sanskrit bhasha ka Itihas/ S 491.209 97076 TTS/S T T Sharma Sanskrit bhasha ka Itihas/ S 891.2 97075 UDA/S Uday Shankar Jha Samskrit nibhand - manjusha/ S 891.2 97074 UDA/S Uday Shankar Jha Samskrit nibhand - manjusha/ S 891.2 97073 UDA/S Uday Shankar Jha Samskrit nibhand - manjusha/ 500.934 97072 LEL/M Lele W K Methodology of ancient Indian science: S 491.25 Lakshmi Narayan 97071 LAK/P Upadyay Patanjali ka vyakaran - darshan/ S 491.25 Lakshmi Narayan 97070 LAK/P Upadyay Patanjali ka vyakaran - darshan/ S 294.592 4 97069 VASS Srimadbhagavadgita/ S 294.592 4 97068 VASS Srimadbhagavadgita/ S 294.592 4 97067 VASS Srimadbhagavadgita/ S 491.25 97066 BHA/V.4 Bhattoji Diksita Vaiyakarana - siddhandakaumudi (v.4): S 491.25 97065 BHA/V.3 Bhattoji Diksita Vaiyakarana - siddhandakaumudi (v.3): S 491.25 97064 BHA/V.2 Bhattoji Diksita Vaiyakarana - siddhandakaumudi (v.2): S 491.25 97063 BHA/V Bhattoji Diksita Vaiyakarana - siddhandakaumudi (v.1): S 491.25 97062 BHA/V.4 Bhattoji Diksita Vaiyakarana - siddhandakaumudi (v.4): S 491.25 97061 BHA/V.3 Bhattoji Diksita Vaiyakarana
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