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TITLE AUTHOR the Kautiliya Arthasastra, Part II R.P. Kangle The Page 1 of 104 TITLE AUTHOR The Kautiliya Arthasastra, Part II R.P. Kangle The Kautiliya Arthasastra, Part III R.P. Kangle Catholic Ashrams: Sannyasins or Swindlers? Sita Ram Goel The Sivamahapuranam, Part II (Sanskrit) Nag Sharan Singh Ek Kamiyab Ustad (Dada Bhai) ko Akidat Ke Phool (Hindi) 2 copies Abdul Ahad The Beautiful Tree Dharmpal Cultural self-alienation and some problems hinduism faces Ram Swarup Silence as yoga Swami Paramananda Ved-Vigyan avam anay nibandh (Hindi) 2 copies Pt. Motilal Sastri Bharat ka Swadharma (hindi) Dharmpal Aatmdarshan-Rahasya, Vol. I (hindi) Pt. Motilal Sastri Budhiyaga pariksha, Vol. III (Hindi) Motilal Sharma Water in the land of sand dunes Edited by R.K. Mishra The Kautiliya Arthasastra, Part I R.P. Kangle Ishwar Swarup (hindi) Prabha Devi Prabhakar Parmesthi Krishna Rahasya, Vol. VI (hindi) 2 copies Pt. 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