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Library Collection Having Record ID Between '7253' and '7349' Seri Title Author Accessionn Publisher ISBN Classno Price Aln O O Library Collection having Record ID Between '7253' And '7349' Seri Title Author AccessionN Publisher ISBN ClassNo Price alN o o 1 Alochana ka adhunik Mishra, Ramdarash. 14559 New Delhi 9789350725 891.4309 595 bodh Ramdarash Vani 658 Mishra Prakashan 2 Hindi patrakarita ka Tiwari, Arjun. 14562 New Delhi 8170555132 891.439 550 brihad itihas Arjun Vani Tiwari Prakashan 3 Man-maati Asgar Wazahat, Asgar. 14452 New Dilhi 9788126719 891.433 225 Wazahat Rajkomal 822 prokashan 4 Madarsa Manzoor Ehteshan, Manzoor. 14453 New Dilhi 9788126719 891.433 350 Ehteshan Rajkomal 815 prokashan 5 Hindi ka gadya Tiwari, Ram Chandra. 14575 Varanasi 8171244815 891.43309 400 sahitya Ram Viswavidyal Chandra Tiwari aya Prakashan 6 Tarpan Shivmurti Shivmurti. 14540 New Dilhi 9788126718 891.433 80 Rajkomal 900 prokashan 7 Global gaon ke Ranendra. 14518 New Dilhi 9788126351 891.433 140 devta Ranendra Bhartiyo 584 Gyanpit 8 Trilingual dictionary : Das Gupta, Bidhu 14564 Kolkata 491.43391 260 hindi-bengali- Bhusan. Das Gupta english / by Bidhu Prakashan Bhusan Das Gupta . 9 Ek break ke baad Saraogi, Alka. 14470 New Dilhi 9788126715 891.433 250 Alka Saraogi Rajkomal 299 prokashan 10 Pattakhor Madhu Kankariya, Madhu. 14469 New Dilhi 8126710330 891.433 225 Kankariya Rajkomal prokashan Printed On : 27/08/2018 1 Library Collection having Record ID Between '7253' And '7349' Seri Title Author AccessionN Publisher ISBN ClassNo Price alN o o 11 Visarjan Raju Sharma, Raju. 14468 Delhi 9788183613 891.433 450 Sharma Radha 316 Krishna Prakason 12 Upanivesh mein Khetan, Prabha. 14505 New Dilhi 9788126706 891.4309 300 stree : mukti-kamna Rajkomal 815 kee das vartayen / prokashan Prabha Khetan . 13 Stritvavadi vimarsh : Sharma, Kshama. 14504 New Dilhi 9788726704 891.4309 250 samaj aur sahitya / Rajkomal 507 Kshama Sharma . prokashan 14 Nyayakshetre- Jain, Arvind. 14506 New Dilhi 9788126704 891.4309 300 anyayakshetre Rajkomal 125 Arvind Jain prokashan 15 Aadmi ki nigah mein Yadav, rajendra. 14507 New Dilhi 9788126701 891.434 350 aurat rajendra Yadav Rajkomal 599 prokashan 16 Hindi sahitya ka Mishra, Satya Dev. 14533 New Delhi 9788180316 891.4309 400 uttarvarti kaal : Lok Bharati 821 Bhartandu yug se Prakashan adhyatan kaal tak / Satya Dev Mishra . 17 Achchi hindi Varma, Ramchandra. 14477 New Delhi 891.43 250 Ramchandra Varma Lok Bharati Prakashan 18 Upanyas ke biruddh Srivastava, 14475 New Delhi 9788180316 891.43309 300 upanyas Parmanand Parmanand. Lok Bharati 920 Srivastava Prakashan 19 Gypsy Scholar Se Yatra, Se Ra. 14435 Kolkata 9788191002 891.433 250 Ra Yatra Bharat Bidya 140 International Printed On : 27/08/2018 2 Library Collection having Record ID Between '7253' And '7349' Seri Title Author AccessionN Publisher ISBN ClassNo Price alN o o 20 Hindi kuch nayi Pandey, Kailash Nath. 14424 New Delhi 891.431 300 chunotiya Kailash Lok Bharati Nath Pandey Prakashan 21 Gilligaddu Chitra Mudgal, Chitra. 14486 New Delhi 8171380417 891.433 150 Mudgal Samayik Prakashan 22 Humara shahar us Shree, Geetanjali. 14516 New Dilhi 8171786294 891.431 175 baras Geetanjali Rajkomal Shree prokashan 23 Mahamandee ki Krugman, Paul. 14553 New Delhi 9789350001 891.4309 300 vapasee Paul Vani 288 Krugman ; translated Prakashan by Arvind Mohan 24 Reetikaleen sahitya Singh, Bijaypal. 14551 Delhi 9788171193 891.4303 900 kosh Bijaypal Singh Radha 356 Krishna Prakason 25 Hindi alochana ki Amarnath. 14484 New Dilhi 9788126471 891.4309 800 paaribhashik Rajkomal 6524 shabdavali prokashan Amarnath 26 Samay aur sahitya Singh, Bijay Mohan. 14550 Delhi 9788183614 891.4309 300 Bijay Mohan Singh Radha 979 Krishna Prakason 27 Adhunik hindi 14478 New Dilhi 9788126718 891.433 14478 upanyas Bhishm Rajkomal 641 Sahani ; Ramji prokashan Mishra ; Bhagwati Prasad Nidariya 28 Hostel ke panno se Singh, Manoj. 14457 New Dilhi 9788126720 891.433 450 Manoj Singh Rajkomal 125 prokashan Printed On : 27/08/2018 3 Library Collection having Record ID Between '7253' And '7349' Seri Title Author AccessionN Publisher ISBN ClassNo Price alN o o 29 Dalit sahitya ka Limbale, Sharan 14561 New Delhi 8181433580 891.4309 200 saundrya Sharan Kumar. Vani Kumar Limbale Prakashan 30 Upanyas ki Roy, Gopal. 14474 New Dilhi 8126710861 891.43309 495 sanrachana Gopal Rajkomal Roy prokashan 31 Ret Bhagwandass Morwal, 14549 New Dilhi 9788126715 891.433 350 Morwal Bhagwandass. Rajkomal 336 prokashan 32 Aadhunik hindi 14479 New Dilhi 9788126718 891.433 600 upanyas-2 Numvar Rajkomal 658 Singh prokashan 33 Brihat hindi kosh 14491 banarasi 891.4303 700 Kalika Prasad ; Gyan Rajballabh Sahay ; mandol Mukundalal limited Srivastav 34 Sahaj Samantar Kumar, Arovind. 14497 New Dilhi 9788126718 891.435 895 Kosh Arovind Rajkomal 450 Kumar ; Kusum prokashan Kumar 35 Hindi sahitya kosh Varma, Dhirendra. 14490 banarasi 891.4303 400 Dhirendra Varma et Gyan al. mandol limited 36 Aalochna ki jameen Shahi, Vinod. 14471 Hariyana 9788176753 891.4309 450 Vinod Shahi Adhar 234 prokashan 37 Ikkiswi sadi ka Paliwal, Suraj. 14557 New Delhi 9789350009 891.430109 295 pahala dashak aur Vani 024 hindi kahani Suraj Prakashan Paliwal Printed On : 27/08/2018 4 Library Collection having Record ID Between '7253' And '7349' Seri Title Author AccessionN Publisher ISBN ClassNo Price alN o o 38 Hindi sahityashastra 14556 New Delhi 8181430964 891.4309 400 Nand Kishor Nawal Vani Prakashan 39 Patthar per doob : Thakur, Sunder 14464 New Dilhi 9788126723 891.433 395 ek commando ki Chand. Rajkomal 225 prem katha / Sunder prokashan Chand Thakur . 40 Hindi kahani : 14577 New Delhi 9788180317 891.43309 300 yatharthavadi Lok Bharati 453 nazaria / Anand Prakashan Prakash . 41 Samakalin hindi Mohanan, N. 14558 New Delhi 9789350722 891.43309 395 upanyas N Mohanan Vani 978 Prakashan 42 Thems ki sargam Shrivastava, Santosh. 14438 Kolkata 9789380332 891.433 400 Santosh Shrivastava Manab 079 Prakason 43 Naukar ki kameez Shukla, Vinodkumar. 14439 Hariyana 9788176752 891.433 14439 Vinodkumar Shukla Adhar 749 prokashan 44 Anya se ananya Khetan, Prabha. 14437 New Dilhi 9788126713 891.437092 400 Prabha Khetan Rajkomal 424 prokashan 45 Adhunikata aur hindi Madaan, Indranath. 14467 New Dilhi 9788171789 891.4309 325 sahitya Indranath Rajkomal 573 Madaan prokashan 46 Adhunik hindi Shaw, Rajendra 14473 Kolkata 9789380332 891.4309 450 sahitya ke satabdi Kumar. Manab 420 purush Rajendra Prakason Kumar Shaw ; Ranjeet Kumar Sinha Printed On : 27/08/2018 5 Library Collection having Record ID Between '7253' And '7349' Seri Title Author AccessionN Publisher ISBN ClassNo Price alN o o 47 Bhartiya Mishra, Manoj Kumar. 14472 Kolkata 9788191002 891.4309 225 nabajagaran ke Bharat Bidya 188 ayam Manoj Kumar International Mishra 48 Kahi iusri faag Pushpa, Maittreyee. 14443 New Dilhi 9788126711 891.433 200 Maittreyee Pushpa Rajkomal 222 prokashan 49 Aaj ka samaj Joshi, Manohar 14465 New Dilhi 8126712473 891.4309 600 Manohar Shyam Shyam. Rajkomal Joshi prokashan 50 Kissa kotah Rajesh Joshi, Rajesh. 14442 New Dilhi 9788126721 891.43301 125 Joshi Rajkomal 795 prokashan 51 Apni gawahi Mrinal Pande, Mrinal. 14466 Delhi 8171198163 891.433 175 Pande Radha Krishna Prakason 52 Shesh kadambari Saraogi, Alka. 14463 New Dilhi 9788126704 891.433 250 Alka Saraogi Rajkomal 460 prokashan 53 Khali jagah Shree, Geetanjali. 14441 New Dilhi 9788126718 891.433 125 Geetanjali Shree Rajkomal 573 prokashan 54 Khilega to Shukla, Vinodkumar. 14440 Hariyana 9788176752 891.433 250 dekhengay Adhar 695 Vinodkumar Shukla prokashan 55 Kale ujale din Amarkant. 14460 New Dilhi 8126707747 891.433 150 Amarkant Rajkomal prokashan 56 Salam Omprakash Valmiki, Omprakash. 14461 Delhi 9788171195 891.43301 150 Valmiki Radha 930 Krishna Prakason Printed On : 27/08/2018 6 Library Collection having Record ID Between '7253' And '7349' Seri Title Author AccessionN Publisher ISBN ClassNo Price alN o o 57 Jenny Meharban Sobti, Krishna. 14462 New Dilhi 9788126710 891.433 150 Singh Krishna Sobti Rajkomal 508 prokashan 58 Aakhiri kalaam Singh, Doodhnath. 14444 New Dilhi 9788126712 891.433 250 Doodhnath Singh Rajkomal 939 prokashan 59 Band galiyan ke 14503 New Dilhi 9788126701 891.4309 350 viruddh Mrinal Rajkomal 995 Pandey ; Kshama prokashan Sharma 60 Bajarvad aur Kolkhyan, Prafulla. 14576 Kolkata 8188904147 891.4309 250 Janatantra Prafulla Ananda Kolkhyan Prakason 61 Barkha Rachai : Wazahat, Asghar. 14451 New Dilhi 9788126717 891.433 350 upanyas stree ki Rajkomal 361 dusra bhag / Asghar prokashan Wazahat . 62 Sahitya ka bhashik Srivastava, 14526 Delhi 9788171198 891.4309 650 chintan Ravindranath. Radha 870 Ravindranath Krishna Srivastava ; Veena Prakason Srivastava ; Numwar Singh ; Dilip Singh 63 Pashchatya sahitya Jain, Nirmala. 14525 Delhi 9788171190 891.4309 300 chintan Nirmala Jain Radha 188 Krishna Prakason 64 Adibhashi sahitya 14565 New Delhi 9788179755 891.4309 120 bimarsh Ganga Anamika 808 Sahai Meena Publisers 65 Kathgulab Mridula Garg, Mridula. 14543 New Dilhi 9788126319 891.433 160 Garg Bhartiyo 879 Gyanpit Printed On : 27/08/2018 7 Library Collection having Record ID Between '7253' And '7349' Seri Title Author AccessionN Publisher ISBN ClassNo Price alN o o 66 Dukkham sukkham Kalia, Mamta. 14542 New Dilhi 9788126319 891.33 270 Mamta Kalia Bhartiyo 336 Gyanpit 67 Sath sath Namwar Singh, Namwar. 14539 New Dilhi 9788126722 891.4309 250 Singh ; Ashish Rajkomal 501 Tripathi prokashan 68 Trishul Shivmurti Shivmurti. 14541 New Dilhi 9788126723 891.433 75 Rajkomal 485 prokashan 69 Samakalin hindi Lakxmi, Elangbam 14547 Delhi 9788183610 891.43309 350 upanyas : samay se Vijaya. Radha 636 sakshatkar / Krishna Elangbam Vijaya Prakason Lakxmi . 70 Hindi kabya 14569 Agra 891.431
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