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Regional Books Regional Books KANNADA 1. Navaratna, Shesha Bendre kavyada prarhimasrusti / Shesha Navaratna. - Bengaluru: Abhinava , 2014. 100p. ; 19cm. In Kannada language. Ka 894.814309 BEN-n C80487 Price : 60.00 2. Krishnaraya, Sha. Mam. Mahatma Jothirao Phule / Sha. Mam. Krishnaraya. - Bangalore: Vasantha Prakashana , 2014. 85p. :plates ; 19cm. In Kannada language. ISBN : 978-93-844486-28-0. Ka 923.65452 PHU-k C80577 Price : 35.00 3. Shivarudrappa, G.S. Bendreyavara kaavya sristiya swaroopa / G.S. Shivarudrappa. - Bengaluru: Abhinava , 2014. 64p. ; 18cm. In Kannada language. Ka 928.94814 BEN-s C80576 Price : 40.00 4. Nayak, N. Dinesh Reverend Herrmann Moegling / N. Dinesh Nayak. - New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi , 2017. 112p. ; 22cm. In Kannada language. ISBN : 81-260-5251-1. Ka 928.94814 MOE-n C80575 Price : 50.00 TAMIL 5. Rajanarayanan, Ki. Sangeetha ninaivalaigal / Ki. Rajanarayanan. - Tanjavur: Aanam , 2016. 127p. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. Ta 080 RAJ-s C80583 Price : 110.00 20 6. Murugesan, C.S. Pughal mikka kali thirukkoyilkal / C.S. Murugesan. - Chennai: Sankar Padhiparam , 2016. 232p. ; 19cm. In Tamil language. Ta 294.52114 Q6 C80522 Price : 110.00 7. Kuzhu, A.T.C. Niruvana Asiriyar, comp. Granite kuarry kal kuary vidiyal / compiled by A.T.C. Niruvana Asiriyar Kuzhu. - Madurai: Madurai Law Agency , 2015. xvi,336p. : tables ; 22cm. Billingual : English - Tamil. Ta 343.5432077 Q5 C80532 Price : 250.00 8. Venakatachalam Pattirangal ezudum murai / Venkatachalam. - 2nd ed. - Madurai: Giri Law House , 2017. 252p. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. Ta 346.0438 Q2;Q7 C80579 Price : 165.00 9. Venkatachalam, Pulamai, tr. Sothurimai mattru sattam / translated by Pulami Venkatachalam and A.T.C. Radhakrittinan. - Madurai: Star Law Books , 2015. 560p. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. Ta 346.540436 Q5 C80445 Price : 330.00 10. Kuzhu, A.T.C. Niruvana Asiriyar, comp. Tamil Nadu kuttraviyal sine sattangal / compiled by A.T.C. Niruvana Asiriyar Kuzhu. - Madurai: Accounts Test Centre , 2014. 719p. ; 20cm. In Tamil language. Ta 349.5432 Q4 C80531 Price : 330.00 11. Vijayapadma, G. Mullai Periyaru / G. Vijayapadma. - Chennai: Vikatan Prasuram , 2014. 175p. : plates : illus. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. ISBN : 978-81-8476-581-6. Ta 627.805432 Q4 C80578 Price : 125.00 21 12. Ramakrishnan, S. Pathin / S. Ramakrishnan. - Chennai: Uyirmmai Pathippagam , 2016. 232p. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. ISBN : 978-93-85104-86-2. Ta 894.8113 RAM-p C80521 Price : 275.00 13. Vaiyavan Isai narkali / Vaiyavan. - Chennai: Sri Yasodha Publication , 2016. 264p. ; 19cm. In Tamil language. Ta 894.8113 VAI-is C80527 Price : 75.00 14. Vaiyavan Manalveli maangal / Vaiyavan. - Chennai: Dharini Padhipagam , 2016. 248p. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. Ta 894.8113 VAI-m C80525 Price : 150.00 15. Vaiyaran Sangiligal / Vaiyaran. - Vellore: Jaya Sakumtala Noolayam , 1999. 392p. ; 18cm. In Tamil language. Ta 894.8113 VAI-s C80524 Price : 58.00 16. Ponnu, Ram Maduraiyil Gandhi / Ram Ponnu. - Madurai: Sarvodaya Ilakkiya Pannai , 2019. 104p. : plates ; 20cm. In Tamil language. Ta 915.432G Q9 C80300 Price : 60.00 17. Kamarasu, Muthalankurichi Arultharum athisaya sithargal / Muthalankurichi Kamarasu. - Chennai: Dailythanthi Padhipagam , 2019. 192p. : plates ; 22cm. In Tamil language. ISBN : 978-81-939380-4-1. Ta 922.94 KAM-ar C80526 Price : 160.00 22 18. Devnath, Lakshmi Poorva / Lakshmi Devnath; translated in Tamil by Padma Narayanan. - Chennai: Giri Trading Agency , 2015. 224p. : illus. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. ISBN : 978-81-7950-684-4. Ta 922.945 LAK-p C80529 Price : 295.00 19. Kannappan, P. Puratipodum pulan visaranai / P. Kannappan. - Chennai: Dailythanthi Padhipagam , 2018. 192p. : plates ; 22cm. In Tamil language. ISBN : 978-81-936633-7-0. Ta 923.55432 KAN-p C80528 Price : 150.00 20. Madhavan, N. Charles Darwin / N. Madhavan. - Chennai: Bharathi Puthakalayam , 2017. 64p. : plates ; 22cm. In Tamil language. Ta 925.76 DAR-m C80582 Price : 50.00 21. Iyer, U.V. Swaminatha En Sarithiram / U.V.Swaminatha Iyer; abridged by K.V. Jagganathan. - Chennai: Chennai Books , 2014. 798p. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. Ta 928.94811 SWA-en C80581 22. Janandhan, K, comp. Vindhan enum or alumai / compiled by K. Janandhan. - Chennai: Vindhan Ninavan Archattalai , 2014. 271p. ; 22cm. In Tamil language. Ta 928.94811 VIN-v C80580 Price : 200.00 23 TELUGU 23. Venkaiah Naidu, Muppavarapu Alupergani galam : viraamamerugami paganam / Muppavarapu Venkaiah Naidu. - Hyderabad: Emesco Books , 2017. v. : plates ; 24cm. Contents: v.2 Key speeches and articles of M. Venkaiah Naidu; v.3 Key speeches of M. Venkaiah Naidu in parliament. Volume 1 is not available in the library. In Telugu language. ISBN : 978-93-86763-10-5. Te 080 NAI-al C80569;v.2, C80570;v.3 Price : 1000.00 24. Sajaya Rythu aatmahatyalu - manam / Sajaya. - Hyderabad: Likitha Press , 2016. 266p. : plates ; 22cm. In Telugu language. Te 362.28 Q6 C80574 Price : 200.00 25. Rao, Yadlapati Venkat Naa jeevana yaanam / Yadlapati Venkat Rao. - Guntur: Yadlapati Venkat Rao , 2010. 224p. : plates ;25cm. In Telugu language. Te 923.254 RAO-n C80345, C80571;(1) 26. Rao, Akkiraju Ramapati Palagummi Padma Raju / Akkiraju Ramapati Rao. - New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi , 2017. 80p. ; 22cm. In Telugu language. ISBN : 978-93-86771-35-3. Te 928.94827 RAJ-r C80573 Price : 50.00 27. Rao, Vanam Jwala Narasimha Idee supari paalana / Vanam Jwala Narasimha Rao. - Telangana: Alugu Publications , 2016. 328p. ; 22cm. In Telugu language. Te 954.311 Q6 C80572 Price : 250.00.
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