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Price List of PUBLICATIONS 1939-2014 Price list of PUBLICATIONS 1939-2014 DECCAN COLLEGE POST-GRADUATE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE (Deemed University) PUNE 411 006 (INDIA) (1) Terms & Conditions of Sale (This cancels our previous trade terms) Terms 1. Actual postal and packing charges to all orders received from outside India. 2. Postal and packing charges to be borne by the person/institution for all the orders upto Rs. 1000/- in India. 3. Free postal and packing charges to the orders above Rs. 1000/- one time. 4. No discount to individual buyers. 5. 20% discount on all the orders upto Rs. 500/-. 6. 25% discount on all the orders which exceeds Rs. 500/-. 7. Except educational and governmental institutions, books will be supplied ONLY on receipt of Advance Payment against Proforma Invoice. Conditions 1. Out-station buyers should remit the amount, either by M.O. or by Demand Draft drawn on any Nationalized Bank at Pune in the name of ‘Deccan College, Pune’. 2. For the convenience of both the supplier and the buyer and for the early delivery of the books, the books are usually supplied by Registered Book Post marked ‘Printed Books’. 3. Only bulk supply is made by roadways. 4. Books are supplied at buyer’s risk and supplier is not responsible for the books damaged, lost, etc., in transit as also for the delay in delivery of the books. 5. Books once sold and dispatched are not accepted back for any reason on exchanged for other parts. 6. Errors and omissions on the part of the supplier are accepted. 7. Books are not supplied by V.P.P. or on credit basis and the bill will also be not sent to the buyer’s banker for collection of the amount. 8. Please address your letters and remittances to the ‘The Registrar, Deccan College Post Graduate Research Institute, Pune 411 006’. Contact Mr. R. R. Ghanekar, In-charge PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT DECCAN COLLEGE POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH INSTITUTE PUNE 411 006 (INDIA) Phone. No. Off:- 020-26513215 Legends for Details * Out of Print § For the books, prices of which have been mark with ‘§’, write to the secretary, Sanskrit Dictionary Project, Deccan College, Pune 411 006. (2) LinguisticsLinguistics Sr. No. Name of Author & Book Price 1. ACHARYA, A.S. Barkur Kannada, 1971, Pp. 102, 10.00 CASL Series Major No. 1 2. ACHARYA, A.S. Halakki Kannada, 1967, 12.00 Pp. 226, DCP No. 147, Old Series No. LSI-1 [English] 3. ACHARYA, A.S. Tiptur Kannada, 1971, Pp. 112, 10.00 DCP No. 171, LSI-8 4. ACHARYA, A.S. Rabakavi Kannada: (Phonology 110.00 and Morphology) M 197, Pp. 141, 1983 [English] *5. AGUILAR, O.L. CHAVARRIA, Lectures in Linguistics, 4.00 1954, Pp. 128, DCP No. 48 H 6 [Out of Print] 6. APTE, M.L. Reduplication, Echo Formation and 10.00 Onomatopoeia in Marathi, 1968, Pp. 120, DCP No. 122, BC 38 7. BHAGWAT, S.V. Phonemic Frequencies in Marathi 15.00 and their Relation to Devising a Speed Script, 1961, Pp. 198, DCP No. 69, D 1 [Devanagari-English] 8. BHASKARARAO, PERI. Konekor Gadaba: 30.00 A Dravidian Language, 1980, Pp. 134, DCP No. M 189 [English] 9. BHASKARARAO, PERI. Practical Phonetics Pt. 1: 10.00 1972, Pp. 86, CASL Series Minor No.2 [English] 10. BHASKARARAO, PERI. Reduplication & Onomatopoeia 8.00 in Telgu, 1977, Pp. 50, CASL Series Minor No. 3 [English] 11. BHAT, D.N.S. Boro Vocabulary (with a Grammatical 15.00 Sketch), 1968, Pp. 177, DCP No. 155, BC 59 12. BHAT, D.N.S. Descriptive Analysis of Tulu, 1967, 12.00 Pp. 117, DCP no. 95, BC 15 13. BHAT, D.N.S. The Koraga Language, 1971, Pp. 10.00 123, DCP No. 170, LSI 7 [English] 14. BHAT, D.N.S. An Outline Grammar of Havyaka, 1971, 10.00 Pp. 96, DCP No. 151, LSI 5 [English] 15. BHAT, D.N.S. The Pronominalization (Cross Linguistic 20.00 Study), 1978, Pp. 105, DCP No. 180 [English] 16. BHAT, D.N.S. The Referents of Noun Phrases, 25.00 March 1979, Pp. 166, DCP No. M 184 [English] 17. BHAT, D.N.S. Tankhur Naga Vocabulary, 1969, 15.00 Pp. 100, DCP No.164, BC 67 (3) Sr. No. Name of Author & Book Price 18. BHATTACHARYA, S. A Bonda Dictionary, 1968, 10.00 Pp. 212, DCP No. 98, DC 18 [English] 19. BILIGIRI, H.S. Kharia Phonology, Grammar and 20.00 Vocabulary, 1965, Pp. 206, DCP No. 83, BC 3 *20. BLOCH, JULES. The Grammatical Structure of 6.00 Dravidian Languages (Authorised English translation from the original French by R.G. Harshe), 1954, Pp. 127, DCP No. 42, H 3 [Out of Print] 21. RIGHT, WILLIAM. An Outline of Colloquial Kannada, 60.00 1958, Pp. 75, DCP No. 64, M 22 [English] Reprint- 1992 22. BURLING, ROBBINS. A Garo Grammer, 1961, Pp. 6.00 65, DCP No. 75, M 25 [English] 23. CHATTERJI, K. C. ed. C°ndravy°kara∞a of Candragomin §200.00§225.00 Pt. 1, Ch. 1-3, 1953, Pp. 352, DCP No. 35-1 SDP Pt. 2, Ch 4-6, 1961, Pp. 448, DCP No. 32-2 L 13 *24. DAVANE, G.V. Nominal Composition in Middle 20.00 Indo-Aryans, 1956, Pp. 220, DCP No. 32, D 11 [Out of Print] 25. DHONGDE, R.V. Tense, Aspect and Mood in English 180.00 and Marathi, 1985, Pp. xv, 480, M 205 [English] 26. DHONGDE, R.V., RANADE USHA, JHA, APARNA. 100.00 Learn Marathi: Marathi Shika: A Course in Marathi as a Second Language: Book-I, 1988, Pp. 24, 358 [Marathi with English translation] *27. FAIRBANKS, G.H. & PANDIT, P.B. Hindi – 6.00 A Spoken Approach, 1965, Pp. 84, DCP No. 121, BC 37 [Out of Print] 28. FAIRBANKS, GORDON H. Historical Phonology 10.00 of Russian, 1965, Pp. 112, No. 96, BC- 16 [English] *29. GAI, GOVIND SWAMIRAO. Historical Grammar of 15.00 Old Kannada (Based entirely on the Kannada inscription of the 8th, 9th & 10th Cent. A.D.) 1946, Pp. 231, DCP No. 2, D1 [Out of Print] 30. GANESHUNDARAM, P.C. Distribution 16.00 Characteristics of Speech Elements in Tamil, 1959, Pp. 134, DCP No. 65, D 19[English] 31. GHATAGE, A.M. Dialect of Kochin (Marathi 5.00 Dialect Text No. 1), 1971, Pp. 48, CASI series Minor No. 1 [English] (4) Sr. No. Name of Author & Book Price 32. GHATAGE, A.M. Phonemic and Morphemic 15.00 Frequencies in Hindi, 1964, Pp. 216, DCP No. 80, Poona University & DC Pub. 2 [English] 33. GHATAGE, A.M., DANDEKAR, R. N., MEHENDALE, 12.00 M.A. Studies in Historical Sanskrit Lexicography, 1973, Pp. 131, CASL Series Major No. 2 [English] 34. GHATAGE, A.M., JOSHI, D.M. & BHASKARRAO, PERI 10.00 Studies in Transformational Grammar, 1972, Pp. 103, CASL Series Major No. 2 [English] 35. GOSWAMI, GOLOK CHANDRA, An introduction 20.00 to Assamese Phonology, 1966, Pp. 160, DCP No. 145 BC 57 [English] 36. GUNE, JAYASHREE A. The Meaning of Tenses & Moods 40.00 (Texts of K∞ØabhaÆÆa’s Lak°r°rtharnir∞aya) with introduction English translation and explanatory notes, 1978, Pp. 216, DCP No. M 191 [Sanskrit- English] 37. JHA, APARNA. Kosti: A Dialect of Marathi, 1980, Pp. 25.00 141, DCP No. M 191 38. JHA, APARNA. An Outline of Marathi Phonetics. 1977, 10.00 Pp. 63’, DCP No. 177 [English] *39. KALELKAR, NARAYAN GOVINKD. ed. Dhavanivic°ra, 1955, 5.00 Pp. 194, DCP No. 47, H5 [Out of Print] 40. KALELKAR, NARAYAN GOVIND. Linguistics and 10.00 Language Planning in India : report of a Seminar held at Deccan College, Poona from 3rd April to 8th April 1967, 1969, Pp. 77, DCP No. 168 41. KATRE, S. M. Dictionary of P°∞ini: Ga∞ap°Æha, 1969, 75.00 Pp. 643, DCP No. 174-76 a O.S & No. BC 72-74a [English] 42. KATRE, S.M. The Formation of Konkani, 1966, 12.00 Pp. 183, DCP No. 103, BC 23 [English] 43. KATRE, S.M. Paninian Studies I, 1967, Pp. 3.00 107 DCP No. 137, BC 52 [English] *44. KATRE, S.M. Prakrit Languages and Their 5.00 Contribution to Indian Culture, 1964, Pp. 95, DC no. 97 BC 17 [Out of Print] 45. KATRE, S.M. Some Problems of Historical 10.00 Linguistics in Indo-Aryan, 1965, Pp. 178, DCP No. 101, BC 21 [English] (5) Sr. No. Name of Author & Book Price 46. KELEKAR, A.R. Studies in Hindi and Urdu – 12.00 I Introduction and Word Phonology, 1968, Pp. 87, DCP No. 119, BC 35 [English] 47. KULKARNI, S.B. Bhili of Dangs, 1976, Pp. 153, 15.00 CASL Series major No. 4 [English] 48. MAHADEVAN, R. Gulbarga Kannada: Brahmin 12.00 Dialect, 1968, Pp. 166 DCP No. 149, LSI 3 49. NAGARAJA, K.S. Khasi: A Descriptive Analysis, 1985, 80.00 Pp. 137, M 202 [English] 50. PANDIT, P.B. ed. Linguistics and English 8.00 Language Teaching: Proceedings of a Seminar held at the CASL, Deccan Cellege. Poona, 1965, Pp. 130, DCP No. 120, BC 36 [English] 51. PANDIT, P.B. ed. Phonemic and Morphemic 20.00 Frequencies of Gujarat Languages, 1965, Pp. 386, DCP No. 118, BC 34 [English – Gujarati Appendix] *52. PANSE, MURALIDHAR GAJANAN. Linguistic 20.00 Peculiarities of Jnanesvari (with Index Verborum), 1953, Pp. 655, DCP No. 38, D 13 [Marathi - English] [Out of Print] 53. POLKAM, D.B. Merolu Telugu, 1971, Pp. 105, 10.00 DCP No. 150, LSI 4 54. PRABHU-AJGAONKAR, S.G. Determination of 10.00 Phonemic and Graphic Frequencies by Sampling Techniques, 1969, Pp. 53, DCP No. 166, BC 69 [English] 55.
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