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Library Media Centre Kendriya Vidyalaya Pattom ___________________________________________ Library Catalogue as on 10/09/2008 Call No Author Title 001 BAS-O Basu, G 1000 general quiz 001 BHA-M.1 Bhanot, T R My big book of questions and answers, Vol.1: Things we eat and drink 001 BRE-L2 Brewer, J Gordon Literature of geography 001 BRI Britannica quizmaster from the editors of encyclopedia Britannia 001 BRO-M Brown, Maggie My firstbook of questions and answers about long long ago 001 BUC-M Buckle, Michael Masterbrain quiz book 001 CHI Children's guide to knowledge: Wonders of nature, marvels of science and man 001 CHI Child's first library of values : Grumpy dragon 001 CHI Children's book of amazing facts 001 CHO-G Chopra, J K, Ed. General knowledge digest: Who is who and current affairs 001 DEB-Q Debashis Sarkar Quiz on gography 001 ELT-N Elting, Mary; Wyler, Rose New answer book 001 EVE Everyday General Knowledge 001 FAN Fantastic facts 001 GEN General knowledge for KG 001 GK 2 GK Question and answers 001 GOP-T Gopa Sabharwal, et al. 2001 Quiz book 001 GOS-O Gosain, Roopa 101 natural wonders of the world 001 GRE-M Greenwood, Rosie, et al. My first book of questions and answers about science and nature 001 GRE-W Gree, Alain Ward Lock's book of everyday knowledge 001 GUP-G Gupta, L R; Bright, P S General knowledge handbook 001 GUP-G.1 Gupta, S K, Ed. General knowledge today, Book1 001 GUP-G.2 Gupta, S K General knowledge today, Book2 001 GUP-G.3 Gupta, S K, Ed. General knowledge today, Book3 001 GUP-G.5 Gupta, S K General knowledge today, Book5 001 HAR-D Harvey, Anthony Dinosaurs and creatures: Great and small 001 HOW-B Bethell, Jean How and why wonder book of famous scientists 001 HOW-B Burton, John How and why wonder book of fossils 001 HOW-B Barr, Donald How and why wonder book of primitive man 001 HOW-B Bateman, Robert How and why wonder book of Stamps 001 HOW-B Bowen-Davies, William How and why wonder book of communications 001 HOW-C Coe, Geoffrey How and why wonder book of Fish 001 HOW-G Gray, Felicity How and why wonder book of dance 001 HOW-G Geis, Darlene How and why wonder book of dinosaurs 001 HOW-G Gray, Felicity How and why wonder book of dance 001 HOW-G Gooders, John How and why wonder book of birds 001 HOW-H Highland, Harold Joseph How and why wonder book of airplanes and the story of flight 001 HOW-H Hyler, Nelson W How and why wonder book of deserts 001 HOW-H Hinde, Cilia How and why wonder book of the first life on earth 001 HOW-H Hyler, Nelson W How and why wonder book of rocks and minerals 001 HOW-K Keen, Martin L How and why wonder book of prehistoric mammals 001 HOW-K Keen, Martin L How and why wonder book of science experiments 001 HOW-K Keen, Martin L How and why wonder book of Chemistry 001 HOW-K Kichenside, G M How and why wonder book of railways 001 HOW-L Lewis, Ralph How and why wonder book of vikings 001 HOW-L Low, Donald F How and why wonderbook of sea shells 001 HOW-L Lamb, G F How and why wonder book of the Seashore 001 HOW-M Miers, Earl Schenck How and why wonder book of the civil war 001 HOW-P Patrick, Benjamin How and why wonder book of Heraldry 001 HOW-P Paterson, Allen How and why wonder book of trees 001 HOW-R Rood, Ronald N How and why wonder book of ants and bees 001 HOW-R Robbin, Irving How and why wonder book of explorations and discoveries 001 HOW-R Robbin, Irving How and why wonder book of basic inventions 001 HOW-R Robbin, Irving How and why wonder book of lost cities 001 HOW-R Robbin, Irving How and why wonder book of polar regions 001 HOW-R Robbin, Irving How and why wonder book of caves to skyscrapers 001 HOW-R Robbin, Irving How and why wonder book of the polar regions 001 HOW-S Self, Margaret Cabell How and why wonder book of horses 001 HOW-S Sutton, Felix How and why wonder book of north american indians 001 HOW-S Smith, Margaret How and why wonder book of costume 001 HOW-S Scharff, Robert How and why wonder book of boats and ships 001 HOW-S Shelly; Grossman, Mary How and why wonder book of ecology louise 001 HOW-S Self, Margaret Cabell How and why wonder book of horses 001 HUN Hundreds of questions, hundreds of answers 001 JAI-G24 Jain, Jiya Lal General knowledge for pre-seniors 001 JAI-G24 Jain, Jiya Lal General knowledge for pre-seniors 001 JAI-S Jain, Jiya Lal; Mehra, Tulsi Short guide to general knowledge Ram 001 JAI-S42 Jain, Jiya Lal; Mehra, Tulsi Short guide to general knowledge Ram 001 JOY Joy of knowledge : Inventions I 001 KEE-H Keen, Martin L How and why wonder book of air and water 001 KEE-K Keen, Martin How and why wonder book of the human body 001 KHA-B Khatri O P Brilliant General knowledge(with current affairs and who's who) 001 KHA-E17 Khanna; Verma Ever latest general knowledge: Current affairs and who's who 001 KHA-E67 Khanna, O P Ever latest general knowledge 001 KHA-U Khanna; Verma Upkar's Ever latest General Knowledge: Current affairs and who's who including objective type question 001 KNO.3 Knowledge power: Book3 001 KOH-T Kohli,studio K S Things you want to know science 001 KRI-S Krishnakumar, S, Ed. Super quiz 001 KRI-S Krishna Kumar, S Selected quiz-8000 001 KRI-S Krishna Kumar, S Selected quiz-8000 001 LEA-L Leach, Barbara Lots of things to know 001 LEO-M Leocum, Arkady More tell me why 001 LEW-H Lewis, Brenda Ralph How and why wonder book of ancient rome 001 LOO-M Loomba, Subhash, Comp., More tell me how Ed., et al. 001 LOO-S Loomba, Subhash, Ed. et al. Still more tell me how 001 MEE-W Meena, Ed.; Shipra, Ed. World of knowledge 001 NAR-1 Narottam Puri 1000 sports quiz 001 NEE-S Neela Subramaniam Sura's World Quiz 001 OBJ Objective general geography 001 OBR-G OBrien, Derek GK with Derek: The ultimate general knowledge and quiz compendium, Vol. 1: History and Geography 001 OBR-G.2 O'Brien, Derek GK with Derek: The ultimate general knowledge and quiz compendium, Vol.2: Business 001 OBR-G.3 OBrien, Derek GK with Derek: The ultimate general knowledge and quiz compendium, Vol.3: Science and wildlife 001 OBR-G.5 OBrien, Derek GK with Derek: The ultimate general knowledge and quiz compendium, Vol.5: Literature and Mythology 001 OBR-G.6 OBrien, Derek GK with Derek: The ultimate general knowledge and quiz compendium, Vol.6: Sports and Cinema 001 OBR-U OBrien, Derek Ultimate India quiz book 001 PAN-1 Pandey, Deep Narayan 1000 Indian wildlife quiz 001 PAN-O Pandey, Deep Narayan 1000 world wildlife quiz 001 RAJ-E Rajeev Garg Environment quiz book 001 RAM-G Ramesh, B G General knowledge quiz 001 RAM-V Ramesh, B G, Ed. Vasan's who's who: A brief life sketch of about 600 eminent personalities 001 REK-T Rekha Chandra Tell me about travel and transport 001 REK-T Rekha Chandra Tell me about people and places 001 SAC-C4 Sachdeva, S K, Ed. Current general knowledge 2008 001 SAC-C4 Sachdeva, S K, Ed. Current general knowledge 2008 001 SAC-G Sachdeva, S K General knowledge 1985 001 SAC-G Sachdeva, S K, Ed. General knowledge current topics and current affairs 2008 001 SAC-G Sachdeva, S K, Ed. General knowledge current topics and current affairs 2008 001 SAC-G145 Sachdeva, S K General knowledge 001 SAC-G153 Sachdeva, S K General knowledge 001 SAG-G Sagar; Bhakri General knowledge current affairs and WHO's WHO 001 SAL-O Salwi, Dilip M 1000 environment quiz 001 SAT-K Satija, Balwant Rai Kumar's scince quiz 001 SEN-U21 Sen, S, Ed., et al. Unique quintessence of general studies 001 SID-M Siddhartha Basu, Ed. Mastermind India: Questions and answers from the BBC World TV quiz game 001 SRE-B Sreenivasaiah, K, Ed. Book of knowledge 001 SUB-G Subburaj, V K General knowledge refresher and year book 001 SUB-S Subburaj, V V K Sura's Mega G K Quiz 001 SUN-C.4 Sunita Gupta; Neena Children's knowledge bank, Vol.4 Agrawal 001 SUN-C3.1 Sunita Gupta; Neena Children's knowledge bank, Vol.1 Agarwal 001 SUN-C3.2 Sunita Gupta; Neena Children's knowledge bank, Vol.2 Agarwal 001 SUN-C3.3 Sunita Gupta, et al. Children's knowledge bank, Vol.3 001 TAL-Q3.1 Talwar, M L; Prashant Quiz time, Part1 Gupta 001 TAR-G Tarun Goyal General knowledge 2009 001 TAR-G Tarun Goyal General knowledge 2009 001 TAR-O Tarun Goyal Objective general knowledge 6250 + 001 THI Things you want to know Human body 001 THI Things you want to know universe 001 THI Think you want to know oceans 001 THI Things you want to know Human body 001 THI Things you want to know Human body 001 THI Things you want to know Human body 001 THI Things you want to know Human body 001 THI Things you want to know dinosaurs 001 THI-T Kohli,studio K S Things you want to know science 001 THO-W Thorpe, Edgar; Thorpe, Wheeler's general knowledge manual Showick 001 TIB-F Tibballs, Geoff First jobs of the famous 001 TOT-P Toth, Max; Nielsen, Greg Pyramid power 001 TWO 2000 questions and answers 001 UNC-J Uncle Pai Joyful way to learn 001 VED-D.3 Ved Prakash, Comp.
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    MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS (Public Section) Padma Awards Directory (1954-2009) Year-Wise List Sl. Prefix First Name Last Name Award State Field Remarks 1954 1 Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan BR TN Public Affairs Expired 2 Shri Chakravarti Rajagopalachari BR TN Public Affairs Expired 3 Dr. Chandrasekhara Raman BR TN Science & Eng. Expired Venkata 4 Shri Nand Lal Bose PV WB Art Expired 5 Dr. Satyendra Nath Bose PV WB Litt. & Edu. 6 Dr. Zakir Hussain PV AP Public Affairs Expired 7 Shri B.G. Kher PV MAH Public Affairs Expired 8 Shri V.K. Krishna Menon PV KER Public Affairs Expired 9 Shri Jigme Dorji Wangchuk PV BHU Public Affairs 10 Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha PB MAH Science & Eng. Expired 11 Dr. Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar PB UP Science & Eng. Expired 12 Shri Mahadeva Iyer Ganapati PB OR Civil Service 13 Dr. J.C. Ghosh PB WB Science & Eng. Expired 14 Shri Maithilisharan Gupta PB UP Litt. & Edu. Expired 15 Shri Radha Krishan Gupta PB DEL Civil Service Expired 16 Shri R.R. Handa PB PUN Civil Service Expired 17 Shri Amar Nath Jha PB UP Litt. & Edu. Expired 18 Shri Malihabadi Josh PB DEL Litt. & Edu. 19 Dr. Ajudhia Nath Khosla PB DEL Science & Eng. Expired 20 Shri K.S. Krishnan PB TN Science & Eng. Expired 21 Shri Moulana Hussain Madni PB PUN Litt. & Edu. Ahmed 22 Shri V.L. Mehta PB GUJ Public Affairs Expired 23 Shri Vallathol Narayana Menon PB KER Litt. & Edu. Expired Wednesday, July 22, 2009 Page 1 of 133 Sl. Prefix First Name Last Name Award State Field Remarks 24 Dr.