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Pushti Sahitya Khajano 2017 Pushti Sahitya Khajano 2017 VALLABH PUSTKALAY SHRI THATHAI BHATIYA SEVAFUND (SHUKHDHAM) CORNAR OF SANKARGALI AND S V ROAD OPP.KANDIVALI FLYOVER KANDIVALI (WEST) MUMBAI 400067 CONTAC NO. 9833272383 SURENDRA JAMNADAS SHAH 022 28632396 7506087462 KRISHNA V SHAH 022 28012830 Granth name Bhasa Lib no. Authar/Sampadak Pag Place ------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Pushtikavan Gujarati E001 Devendra Shah 66 Bharuch 3 So Hillan Gujarati B004 Devendra Shah 48 Bharuch 3 So Hillan Gujarati E007 Devendra shah 48 5 Introduction Gujarati E474 Devendra shah 7 Bol Shreekrishnna Gujarati P002 Devendra Shah 151 Bharuch 24 Vachanamrut 785 32 Vachanamrut Gujarati 809 Govardhanesh Prakashan 32 Vachanamrut Gujarati 857 41 Aapana mate Gujarati B008 Devendra Shah 144 Bharuch 41 Bade Shikshapatra Hindi B285 Dwarkadas Parikh Indor 41 Bade Shikshapatra B306 P Pratapray 460 Nadiad 41 Bade Shikshapatra Hindi B303 Y Tripathi 380 Nathdwara 41 Bade Shikshapatra Hindi E307 41 Bade Shikshapatra Gujarati B506 Sundarlal Vakil 175 Mumbai 41 Brahat shiksapatra Gujarati E701 VAKIL 41 Goverdhanlaljina vachanamrut Gujarati E009-657 L C Desai 41 Pad E250 41 Shikshapatra Gujarati E306 41 Shikshapatra mul Sanskrit E463 41 Shikshapatra sarsanchay P912 Pushti Asmita 62 Rajkot 41 Shikshapatra sarsanchay E651 41 Shikshapatro shri Rasik Vilas Gujrati 831 Karani 41 Yamunajina Pad arthsathe gujarati SS88 N K Parikh 320 Mumbai 49 Surna sur Gujarati S447 Devendra shah 43 Porbandar 52 Vachanamrut Gujrati 651 Kakavallabhji 84 252 vaishnavni varta Gujarati ss96 Ramniklal parikh patan 84 Baithak of S V E682 84 Bethak K071 84 84 Bethak Charitra Hindi S403 Hiranjan Sarma 224 Mathura 84 Bethak Charitra Nijvarta B447 Babubhai Savani Amreli 84 Bethakji Avam lila B260 Mitu Betiji Kolkata 84 Bethakjinu Charitra Gujarati P890 Shantilal Maheta 384 Rajkot 84 Bethaknu charitra Gujrati K345 Mahaprabhuji trust 154 porbandar 84 Bethako ka Charitra Hindi P402 Ahalya Misra 44 Mumbai 84 Bhagavdiy Ratnavali S081 Go. Chimanlalji 288 Rajkot 84 Chitrajina Darshan B512 Krusnadas V. Gondalwala 141 Pune 84 Kosh ni Parikrama S390 Yhamunavallabh 352 Surat 84 Vaishanav English P357 Syamdas 300 Gokul 84 Vaishanav Namavali E475 84 Vaishanav varta Gujrati 861 Dwarkadas Parikh 84 Vaishanav varta Hindi B286 Dwarkadas Parikh Indor 84 Vaishanav varta K105 Ganga Vishnu 336 Kalyan 84 Vaishanav varta Gujarati B376 Govindprabhu Trust 500 Surat 84 Vaishanav varta Gujarati B272 Harendra H Shukla 414 Surat 84 Vaishanav varta Gujarati B289 Jagute Publishar 268 Ahmedabad 84 Vaishanav varta Gujarati B137 Jaydev Prabhu Trust 400 Ahmedabad 84 Vaishanav Varta Gujrati 152 Jaydev Prakashan 84 Vaishanav varta B005 L C Desai 212 Ahmedabad 84 Vaishanav Varta Gujrati 231 L C Desai 84 Vaishanav varta Gujrati E010 L C Desai Ahmedabad 84 Vaishanav Varta Gujrati 400 Mahadev Dhoriyani 84 Vaishanav varta Gujarati K126 Santilal Maheta 600 Rajkot 84 Vaishanav varta Gujrati 678 Satsang 84 Vaishanav Varta English E072/773 Syamdas Gokul 84 Vaishanav Varta English P423 Syamdas VMM 510 Mumbai 84 Vaishanav varta Hindi E308 84 Vaishanav varta Hindi E535 84 Vaishanav varta Hindi SS37 72 Patan 84 Vaishanav varta Hindi SS38 520 Patan 84 Vaishanav varta Hindi E573 84 Vaishanav varta Hindi E624 84 Vaishanav varta 3 JANAM Gujarati B006 Dwarakdas Parikh 352 Ahmedabad 84 Vaishanav varta (Poem) K118 Nathalal G Shah 500 Mumbai 84 Vaishanav varta Sachitra Gujarati B413 Go. Dhruvilbawa 150 Vadodra 84 Vaishnav varta A Gujarati AU02 108 Upanishad Gyankhand Hindi S146 Shriram Acharya 474 Mathura 153 Bethakji SS49 98 Patan 252 Bhagavdiy Ratnavali S082 Go. Chimanlalji 196 Rajkot 252 Vaishanav A Gujarati AU03 252 Vaishanav Varta B273 Harendra H Shukla 300 surat 252 Vaishanav Varta Gujrati 230 Jethalal Govardhandas 252 Vaishanav Varta Gujarati B001 L C Desai 306 Ahmedabad 252 Vaishanav Varta B379 Mandal 306 Ahmedabad 252 Vaishanav Varta B138 Venudhar 880 252 Vaishanav Varta E536 252 Vaishanav Varta S495 Jaidev 363 Ahmedabad 252 Vaishanav Varta Hindi 841 Ramdasji 252 Vaishanav Varta Hindi B305 Y Tripathi 415 Nathdwara 252 Vaishanav Varta Schitra B041 Go. Dhruvilkumarji 50 vadodra 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 Vraj 311 Dwarkadas Parikh 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 B450 P S Doshi 368 Amreli 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 Gujrati 402 Punamchand Doshi 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 B018 Venudhar Ahmedabad 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 Hindi E621 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 English XX62 Syamdas 660 Gokul 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 English E003 Syamdas/Pratham Gokul 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 Hindi E066 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 Hindi B279 Dwarkadas parikh 542 indor 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 Hindi E309 252 Vaishanav Varta 1 English E381 Syamdas/ 2/1 Gokul 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 Vraj 312 Dwarkadas Parikh 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 B451 P S Doshi Amreli 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 Gujrati 401 Punamchand Doshi 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 B021 Satsang 80 Amreli 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 English E006 Syamdas 2 in 1 Gokul 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 vraj E622 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 Hindi B280 Dwarkadas parikh 428 indor 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 English XX20 Syamdas Gokul 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 English E004 Syamdas/Pratham Gokul 252 Vaishanav Varta 2 Hindi E310 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 B128 Bipindas 66 Surat 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 Vraj 313 Dwarkadas Parikh 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 Gujarati B314 Jaydev Prabhu Trust 684 Ahmedabad 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 English E380 Syamdas 2 in 1 Gokul 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 Hindi 664 Vrajbhusan Sharma 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 vraj E623 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 English XX24 Syamdas Gokul 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 English E005 Syamdas/Pratham 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 Hindi B281 Dwarkadas parikh 416 indor 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 Hindi E311 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 J 1-2 Gujarati B002 Dwarkadas parikh 432 Ahmedabad 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 J 2-3 Gujarati B003 Dwarkadas parikh 368 Ahmedabad 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 Janm B274 Harendra H Shukla 888 surat 252 Vaishanav Varta 3 janm 1 B378 Mandal 256 Ahmedabad 252 Vaishanav Varta Adhidevi XX59 240 252 Vaishanav Vatra 2 Hindi E067 A A Divine Journey English B448 Bhupendra Pandya 187 Mumbai A Primer of Anubhashva Int English P003 J G Shah VMM 50 Mumbai A Primer of Anubhashya English 897 J G Shah A Primer of Anubhashya English S174 J G Shah 236 Kapadvanj A primer of Anubhashya English E401 J G Shah VMM Mumbai A Primer of Anubhashya English P004 J G Shah VMM 40 Mumbai A Primer of Anubhashya Int English E402 J G Shah VMM Mumbai Aachaman B007 Gopal A Parikh 124 Mumbai Aacharyavar S041 K K Shastri 96 Ahmedabad Aaj Birajme Holi Re Rasiya Gujarati P008 Rameshbhai Shah 40 Mumbai Aaj Hamare Bhojan Kije Gujarati K252 Vasantben Parikh 178 Mahesana Aajhu Aave Sudhi Teri P006 Nandkishor Khandhariya 92 Vadodra Aantar Udgaro P374 Chandrakant R Bhatt 104 Mumbai Aapana 252 Gujarati E013 Devendra Shah Bharucha Aapana 252 Gujarati P408 Devendra Shah Mumbai Aapana Bhagvadio Vaishnavo Gujarati P644 Shantilal Mehta 120 Vadodra Aapana Bhagvadiya Nariratna G B460 Kanti R Gandhi 64 Mumbai Aapana ja Shri Gopinathji Gujarati P482 Dr. Piyush Parikh 488 Bharucha Aapana Mul Purush S120 Ramanlal Shastri 132 Umreth Aapana Shreenathji S001 288 Mumbai Aapana Shrigusaiji S271 Kanti R Bhatt 40 Ahmedabad Aapana Shrinathji S277 Jadvji Khemrajbhai 308 Surat Aapana Upanishado P447 Bakul Raval 112 Mumbai Aapana 84 Gujarati B009 Devendra Shah 196 Bharuch Aapana 84 1 Gujarati E011 Devendra shah 196 Bharucha Aapana 84 2 Gujarati E012 Devendra shah Bharucha Aapana 84 Bhagvadio Gujarati P013 Bhailalbhai Sheth 200 Patan Aapani Parampara Gujarati P459 Ravjibhai patel 88 Kplhapur Aapani Mujavn na Upayo geetamo P399 Dr. Dolatbhai Desai 220 mumbai Aapano Dharma S383 Prakashanand 326 Mumbai Aapano Pushtimarg S002 Parisad 50 Mumbai Aarti Radhikaramanki Gujarati B406 Gopaldas Ruwala 650 Bharuch Aasharo Ak Vallabhadhishno Gujarati B083 Vallabhapad padmmilind 88 surat Aasharo Ak Vallabhadhishno Gujarati P014 Vallabhapad padmmilind 125 Sihor Aashouch (sutak) Nienay6 S385 Nathdwara 54 Nathdwara Aashray Shravansyaamle B099 Go. Dwarkeshji 80 Rajkot Aata ni Varta 1-5 B377 Gopaldas 300 Amreli Aatha Sakhana Kirtan S239 Shantilal Maheta 148 Mumbai Aatha Sakhana Kirtan Gujrati 659 Shivjiyani Aatha Samani Jankhi Gujarati K123 Rameshbhai Shah 34 Mumbai Aayo Mahaocchava P015 Go. Parvatibhuji 124 Gokul Acharya Parampara Hindi B533 Mahavir Prasad Sharma 32 Vapi Acharyavar Gujrati 532 Krisnasankar Acharyavar Mahaprabhuji K046 K D Shastri 312 Nadiyad Acharyavar Shri Va Gujarati 442 Krisnasankar Addhyat Shidh Guruchandrika sanskrut 342 Adeyadaninu Maharasdan S339 Govind Trust 80 Surat Adharamrutni Patal 1 Hindi K227 Pushti Siddhant Samiti 44 Jaypur Adharamrutni Patal 1-5 E164 Vallabh V Mandal Adharamrutni Patal 1-5 K205 Vallabh V Mandal 254 Anand Adharamrutni Patal 2 Gujarati E165 Devendra Shah 54 Bharucha Adharamrutni Patal 2 Gujarati P506 Devendra Shah 54 Bharuch Adharamrutni Patal 3 E166 Adharamrutni Patal 4-5 E167/168 V.V.Mandal Adharamrutni Patal 4-5 P728 V.V.Mandal 50 Anand Adharamrutni Patal 6-7 E169 V.V.Mandal Adharamrutni Patal 6-7 K201 V.V.Mandal 50 Anand Adhidevik Vraj Yatra P730 Go. Vrajbhushanlalji 84 Vadodra Adhikar Paricharya English 258 Go. Sharadbawa V T Adhikar Paricharya Gujarati P709 Go. Sharadbawa V T 410 Mandvi Adhikar Paricharya Sanskrit 338 Go. Sharadbawa V T Adhunik Nyaypranali Gujrati 787 Go. Shyammanoharji Adhunik Nyaypranali Gujrati P361 Go. Shyammanoharji 152 Mumbai Adhunik Nyaypranali Hindi P362 Go. Shyammanoharji 152 Mandvi Adhunik Nyaypranali Gujrati E014 Go. Shyammanoharji 152 Mumbai Adhunik Nyaypranali Hindi E015 Go. Shyammanoharji 152 Mumbai Adhunik Pushti Sampraday Gujarati P477 Go. Chandragopalji 102 Madras Advatya Sidhdhi Sidhdhant Sanskrit 330 Sadanand Vyas Agni Swarup 1 Sarvotam S398 112 Nagpur Agni Swarup 2 Bethakji P958 Nagpur Agni Swarup 3 Shri-yamunaji S281 354 Nagpur Agni Swarup 4 Madhura S270 135 Nagpur Agnikumar Gujrati 643 Go. Kaniyalalji Agnikumar Sevaprakar 1968 B143 Go. Madhavryji Porbandar Ahankaar mimansha Hindi E546 Go. Shyammanoharji 243 Mumbai Ahankaar mimansha Gujarati K038 Go. Shyammanoharji Rajkiot Ahankaar mimansha 2 Hindi K172 Go. Shyammanoharji 260 Baroda Ahankaar mimansha 2 Hindi E729 Go. Shyammanoharji 224 Mumbai Ahobhavvadhini 500 P576 Dr. Vagishkumar 272 Mumbai Akadasha Skandha S349 Saddharmpravartak 426 Mumbai Akadasha Skandha Gujarati B013 Sundarlal Vakil 302 Mumbai Akhilam madhuram q and a Gujarati B590 Go.
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