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Adhei Pada (Hindi – A.W.) by Giriraj Kishore Translatred by Ranjita ODIA NOVEL Andhakar (Hindi – A.W.) Dui Gaza Zami (Urdu – A.W.) By Bhisham Sahani By Abdus Samad Translated by Ch. Heakanta Mishra Translated by Hafizullah Newalpuri Adhei Pada (Hindi – A.W.) Pp. 288, First Edition : 2008 Pp. 240, First Edition : 2008 By Giriraj Kishore ISBN 978-81-260-2401-8 Rs. 160 ISBN 978-81-260-2400-1 Rs. 130 Translatred by Ranjita Nayak Pp. 384, First Edition : 2008 Asamaya (Bengali – A.W.) Eka Premara Smrutire ISBN 978-81-260-2519-0 Rs. 200 By Bimal Kar (Yad Hika Pyar Ji, Sindhi- A.W.) Translated by Govinda Chandra Sahu By Krishn Khatwani Ajanka Hati (Malayalam) Pp. 296, First Edition : 2008 Translated by Annapurna Mohanty By Vaikam Muhammed Basheer ISBN 978-81-260-2502-2 Rs. 180 Pp. 104, First Edition : 2002 Translated by Saudamini Nanda ISBN 81-260-1531-4 Rs. 65 Pp. 64, First Edition : 2003 Azadi (English - A.W.) ISBN 81-260-1751-1 Rs. 35 By Chaman Nahal Garambir Bapu Translated by Sakuntala Baliar Singh By S.N. Pendse Amara Gachha Abebi Deherare Pp. 280, First Edition : 2001 Translated by Dayalal Joshi Bahuchhi (English - A.W.) ISBN 81-260-1103-3 Rs. 110 Pp. 331 ISBN 81-7201-192-x Rs. 90 By Ruskin Bond *Banabhatta Atmakatha Translated by Mrinal Chatterjee (Banabhatta ki Atmakatha, Hindi) Genji Charita Pp. 128 By Hazari Prasad Dwivedi (Genji Monogatari, Japanese) ISBN 81-260-1977-8 Rs. 80 Translated by Upendra Kumar Das By Murasaki Shikibu Pp. 348, First Edition : 1962 Translated by Pravash Chandra Anubhav (Bengali - A.W.) (Out of Stock) Satpathy By Dibyendu Palit Pp. xvi+334 Translated by Alaka Chand Banachari (Aranyak, Bengali) First Edition : 1984 Rs. 30 Pp. 128, First Edition : 2006 By Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay ISBN 81-260-2174-8 Rs. 90 Introduction Suniti Kumar Chatterji Gora (Bengali) Translated by Lakshmi Narayan By Rabindranath Tagore Arogya Niketan Mohanty Translated by Lakshmi Narayan (Bengali - A.W.) Pp.xiv+334, Reprint : 1992 Mohanty By Tarasankar Bandyopadhyay ISBN 81-7201-257-8 Rs. 65 Pp. 436, First Edition : 1996 Translated by Basanta Kumari Devi ISBN 81-7201-886-X Rs. 85 Pp. iv+339 Binodini (Chokher Bali, Bengali) ISBN 81-260-0082-1 Rs. 90 By Rabindranath Tagore Hrudaya Netri (Telugu - A.W.) Translated by Chitaranjan Das By Malati Chendur Ardhanariswar Pp. iv+220, Second Edition : 2003 Translated by Raghunath Padhi Sarma (Hindi- A.W.) ISBN 81-260-1518-7 Rs. 80 Pp. 168, First Edition : 2006 By Vishnu Prabhakar ISBN 81-260-2316-3 Rs.100 Translated by Pravasini Mahakund Don Quixote (Spanish) Tiwari By Cervantes Iyaruingam (Assamese - A.W.) Pp. 464, First Edition : 2008 Translated by Gobinda Tripathy By Birendra Kumar Bhattacharya ISBN 978-81-260-2405-5 Rs. 230 Pp. x+672, First Edition : 1979Rs. 30 Translated by P.C. Mishra Pp. 364, First Edition : 1991 Rs. 100 Amaripari Badaloka *Duisera Dhana (Rich Like Us, English - A.W.) (Rantitangazhi, Malayalam) Jogajog (Bengali) By Nayantara Sahgal By Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai By Rabindranath Tagore Translated by Kishori Charan Das Translated by Labangalata Devi Translated by Gopinath Mohanty Pp. 280, First Edition : 2001 Pp. 134, First Edition : 1975 Pp. iv+218, Reprint : 2002 ISBN 81-260-1204-8 Rs. 110 (Out of Stock) ISBN 81-260-1424-5 Rs. 80 137 Jharaka (Deewar Main Ek Khirkee Rahathi Nagar Manthan (Nanga Rukh, Dogri Sei Samaya Part-II (Bengali - A.W.) Thi, Hindi-A.W.) A.W.) By Sunil Gangopadhyay By Vinod Kumar Shukla By O.P. Sharma ‘Sarathi’ Translated by Bibhuti Pattanaik Translated by Choudhury Hemakanta Translated by Pritibha Satpathy Pp. 712, Reprint : 2001 Mishra Pp. 80, First Edition : 1992 ISBN 81-260-0906-3 Rs. 190 Pp. 176, First Edition : 2003 ISBN 81-7201-254-3 Rs. 30 ISBN 81-260-1545-4 Rs. 80 Sesh Golakdhandhan Neela Chand (Hindi - A.W.) (The Last Labyrinth, English - A.W.) Kaberi Bhali Jhiatiye (Tamil - A.W) By Siva Prasad Singh By Arun Joshi By Tripurasundari ‘Lakshmi’ Translated by Mitra Das Translated by K.C. Das Translated by Sakuntala Baliarsingh Pp. 346 Pp. 187, First Edition : 1996 Pp. 216, First Edition : 2010 ISBN 81-260-0660-9 Rs. 180 ISBN 81-260-0084-8 Rs. 70 ISBN 978-81-260-2915-0 Rs. 150 Nishikutumba (Bengali - A.W.) Tista Tatar Brittanta (Bengali - A.W.) By Manoj Basu Karntikal (Bengali – A.W.) By Debes Ray Translated by Bijaylakmi Mohanty By Prafulla Ray Translated by Amaresh Pattanayak Pp. 668 Translated by Gita Hota’ Pp. xiv+956, First Edition : 1998 ISBN 81-260-0912-0 Rs. 190 Pp. 140, First Edition : 2008 ISBN 81-260-0407-X Rs. 240 ISBN 978-81-260-2601-2 Rs. 100 Padma Nadir Majhi (Bengali) Yudha O Shanti By Manik Bandyopadhyay (War and Peace, Russian) Kandhei Nachara Itikatha Translated by GovindaChandra Sahu (Putul Nacher Itikatha, Bengali) By Leo Tolstoy Pp. 110, Revise Edition : 2003 Translated by Gopinath Mohanty By Manik Bandyopadhyay ISBN 81-260-1534-9 Rs. 45 Pp. vii+355 (Out of Stock) Translated by Bijoy Laxmi Mohanty Second Part Pp. 328, First Edition : 1990 Rs. 65 Padosi (Ayalkkar, Malayalam - A.W.) Pp. vi+357 (Out of Stock) By P. Kesava Dev Third Part Kandid (French Classic) Translated by Praful Chandra Mohanty Pp. vi+244 (Out of Stock) By Voltaire Pp. 394, First Edition : 1989 Rs. 80 Translated by Shakuntala Baliar Singh Pp. 132, First Edition : 1998 Parbata Shikhare Agni (English – A.W.) ISBN 81-260-0472-X Rs. 40 By Anita Desai STORY Translated by Debabrata Madanray Karmelin (Konkani - A.W) Pp. 160, First Edition : 2008 ISBN 978-81-260-2414-8 Rs.100 By Damodar Mauzo Adhunik Assamia Galpa Sangraha Translated by Cipty Patnaik Compiled & Edited by Trailokyanath Patal Bhairabi (Assamese - A.W.) Pp. 276, First Edition : 2010 Goswami By Lakshminandan Bora ISBN 978-81-260-2816-0 Rs. 170 Translated by Bhamati Devi Translated by Jiteswari Dash Pp. vi+328, First Edition : 1999 Pp. 275 Manab Bhumi (Bengali - A.W.) ISBN 81-260-0841-5 Rs. 110 By Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay ISBN 81-260-0915-2 Rs. 100 Translated by Alaka Chand Anya Jane (Assamese - A.W.) Sadakham (Bengali - A.W.) Pp. 1760, First Edition : 1999 By Harekrishna Deka By Moti Nandi ISBN 81-260-0661-7 Rs. 200 Translated by Jyotsna Biswal Rout Translated by Binapani Mohanty Pp. 80, First Edition : 2004 Rs. 35 Pp. 109 Maharathi (Assamese - A.W.) ISBN 81-260-0910-1 Rs. 60 By Chandraprasad Saikia Barsha, Pakhi O Swapra (Navodaya scheme : short story collection) Translated by Jyotsna Biswal Rout Samaskara (Kannada) Pp. 400, First Edition : 2006 By U.R. Anantha Murthy By Supriya Pal ISBN 81-260-2195-0 Rs. 200 Translated by Subhas Satpathy Pp.120, First Edition : 2006 Pp. 146, Reprint : 2001 ISBN : 81-260-2456-9 Rs.80 Maila Chadaratiye ISBN 81-260-1200-5 Rs. 140 (Urdu – A.W.) Dhuan O Anyanya Galpa By Rajinder Singh Bedi Sei Samay Part-I (Bengali - A.W.) (Urdu - A.W) Translated by Surendra Panigrahi By Sunil Gangopadhyay By Gulzar Pp. 88, First Edition : 2008 Translated by Jugal Kishore Dutta Translated by Bipin Bihari Mishra Pp. 184, First Edition : 2010 ISBN 978-81-260-2398-1 Rs. 60 Pp. iv+486 ISBN 978-81-260-2916-7 Rs. 130 ISBN 81-7201-906-8 Rs. 150 138 Ekoisiti Galpa (21 short stories of Tagore) Patrajhararo Swaro (Urdu - A.W.) (A collection of Tamil short stories) By Rabindranath Tagore By Qurratulain Hyder Edited by A.C. Chettier Introduction Somnath Maitra Translated by Srinibas Udgata Translated by Mamta Das Translated by Kalindicharan Panigrahi Pp. 248 Pp. xviii+282, First Edition : 1995 Pp. xxiv+472, Reprint : 2010 ISBN 81-260-0858-x Rs. 100 ISBN 81-7201-692-1 Rs. 75 ISBN 978-81-260-3011-8 Rs. 110 Phulwari (Rajasthani - A.W.) Hun Marile Kahe By Vijaydan Detha Telegu Galpo sangraha (Folktales of Kandhamal) Translated by Pravasini Mahakud (Anthology of 25 Telugu short stories) Compiled and Edited by Kshetrabashi Tiwari Comp. and Ed. by Abburi Chaya Devi Manseth Pp. 138 and Chaganti Tulasi Pp.296, First Edition : 2007 ISBN 81-260-0962-4 Rs. 90 Pp. 264, First Edition : 2008 ISBN 81-260-2500-X Rs. 150 ISBN 978-81-260-2600-5 Rs. 150 Purnima Ratrir Abhisar O Anyanya Kannada Laghu Katha Galpa (Kannada Laghu Kathayen) (The night of the full moon and other stories, Edited by L.S. Seshagiri Rao PLAY Translated by Keshab Chandra Meher Punjabi - A.W.) Pp. 302, First Edition : 1995 By Kartar Singh Duggal ISBN 81-7201-619-0 Rs. 60 Translated by Subhas Satpathy Pp. 249, First Edition : 2001 Abhinaya Chandragupta Kathani ISBN 81-260-1053-3 Rs. 100 (Hindi Drama) (A collection of Tribal Short Stories of By Jayshankar Prasad Translated byKrushana Chandra Rath Orissa) Shrunkhal Pp. 152, First Edition : 2006 Compiled and Edited by Khageswar (Assamese Short Stories - A.W.) ISBN 81-260-2302-3 Rs.100 Mohapatra By Bhabendra Nath Saikia Pp. 96, First Edition : 2006 Translated by Jyotsna Biswal Rout ISBN 81-260-2214-0 Rs. 75 Adhunik Odia Natak Pp. 184 Edited by Jatindra Mohan Mohanty Krishanchandaranka Srestha Galpa ISBN 81-260-1867-4 Rs. 90 Pp. 914 (Urdu short stories) ISBN 81-260-0911-X Rs. 220 By Krishan Chandar Sindhi Kahani Chayanika Translated by Srujan Prakash Das Compiled by Motilal Jotwani Andhayug (Hindi classic) Pp.192, First Edition : 2006 Translated by Radhakanta Mishra By Soudamani Nanda ISBN 81-260-2449-6 Rs.110 Pp. xiv+201, First Edition : 1998 Pp. 113, First Edition : 2001 ISBN 81-260-0409-6 Rs. 60 ISBN 81-260-1233-1 Rs. 65 Kua O Kalapani (Kawe aur Kalapani, Hindi - A.W.) Sresthagalpa *Banya Marali By Nirmal Verma By Bibhutibushan Bandyopadhyay (The Wild Duck, Norwegian) Translated by Bijaylakmi Mohanty By Ibsen Pp.
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