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1998 MAIN ENTRIES 000 - 099 : Generalities Sahu, Akhil K. 2601 Lenka, Bhagabat Prasad 2591 Indexing clippings on nuclear India / compiled by Gyana saurabha= mû^ ùiøeb / bûMaZ _âiû\ ùfuû.- Akhil K. Sahu.- 1st ed.- Bhubaneswar: Gaon 4th rev. ed.- Cuttack: Prachi Sahitya Pratisthan, ganda Pub., 1998.- v.1 (207p.), bound; 21cm.- 1998.- 164p., pbk.; 21cm.- 1. General knowl- 1. Nuclear energy-India-Indexes.- 016.5397 edge.- 001.- Rs. 25.00 Rs. 250.00 Mahapatra, Jayakrushna 2592 Chatterjee, Mrinal 2602 Kie kaana kahinki= KòG KY KûjóKò / RdKé¾ cjû_ûZâu Ganamadhyama o sambadikata= MYcû¤c I \ßûeû iõKkòZ.- Cuttack: Jayakrushna Mahapatra, iû´\òKZû / céYûk PûUûRðú.- 1st ed.- Balasore: Sephali 1998.- 400p., pbk.; 17cm.- 1. General Communications, 1998.- 151p., bound; 21cm.- knowledge.- 001.- Rs. 40.00 1. Journalism.- 070.- Rs. 70.00 Patnaik, Bibhuti Bhusan 2593 Mahapatra, Priyanath 2603 Gyana prabaha= mû^ _âaûj / aòbìZò bìhY _…^ûdK.- 1st Sambada o sambadikata= i´û\ I iû´û\òKZû / _âòd^û[ ed.- Cuttack: Chandi Pustakalay, 1998.- 212p., cjû_ûZâ.- 1st ed.- Jajpur: Batighar, 1998.- 462p., pbk.; 18cm.- 1. General knowledge.- 001 bound; 22cm.- 1. Journalism.- 070.4 Rs. 100.00 Rs.20.00 Mahapatra, Priyanath 2604 Sahu, Sukadeb 2594 Sambadika o sambadapatra= iû´û\òK I i´û\_Zâ / Prachi sadharana bigyan= _âûPú iû]ûeY aòmû^ / gêKù\a _âòd^û[ cjû_ûZâ.- 1st ed.- Jajpur: Batighar, 1998.- iûjê.- 1st ed.- Cuttack: Prachi Sahitya Pratisthan, 175p., pbk., 22cm.- 1. Journalism 2.Newspa- 1998.- 136p., pbk.; 18cm.- 1. General pers.- 070.4.- Rs.70.00 knowledge.- 001.- Rs. 14.00 Gandhi, Mahatma 2605 Mahapatra, Nirmala Kumari 2595 Bapubartta= aû_êaû ðû / ^eiòõj cògâu \ßûeû iõMéjúZ.- 1st Tuma pain jadughara=Zêc _ûAñ ~û\êNe / ^òcðkû Kêcûeú ed.- Berhampur: Asha Pustakalay, 1998.- 116p., cjû_ûZâ.- Ganjam: Book Syndicate, 1998.- 39p., pbk.; 22cm.- 1. Gandhi, Mahatma-Quotations pbk.;22cm.- 1. Children’s literature: Curiosities and 2. Anthologies.- ISBN 81-86189-25-4.- 080.- wonders.- 001.9.- Rs. 10.00 Rs.30.00 Mahapatra, Pramod Kumar 2596 Pilanka padabali= _òfûu _\ûakú / 2606 Pruthibira ascharya= _é[ôaúe @û½~ðý / _âùcû\ Kêcûe .- 1st ed.- Ganjam: Pratima Kumari Tripathy, cjû_ûZâ.- Cuttack: Lucky Publication, 1998.- 32p., 1998.- 32p., pbk.;22cm.- 1. Children’s literature: pbk.; 21cm.- 1. Children’s literature: Curiousities Quotations-Poetry.- 080.- Rs.10.00 and wonders.- 001.9.- Rs. 6.00 Srichandanmahapatra, Kabisarathi 2607 Infoguide: DOS 2597 Ascharya hele bi sata = @û½~ðý ùjùf aò iZ / Kaòiûe[ô .- Bhubaneswar: Silicon Sahitya, 1998.- 94p., gâúP¦^ cjû_ûZâ.- 1st ed.- Cuttack: Agraduta, 1988.- pbk.; 28cm.- (Infoguide series).- 1. Computer sci- 86p., pbk.; 18cm.- 1.Anthologies.- 080.- ence.- 004 Rs. N.A. Rs.12.00 Infoguide: FOXFRO 2598 .- Bhubaneswar: Silicon Sahitya, 1998.- 177p., 100 - 199 : Philosophy & Psychology pbk.; 28cm.- (Infoguide series).- 1. Computer Mohanty, Aditya Kumar 2607A science.- 004 Rs. N.A. Call of the Messiah / A.K. Mohanty.- Infoguide: ORACLE 2599 Bhubaneswar: Elite Publications, 1998.- 270p., .- Bhubaneswar: Silicon Sahitya, 1998.- 148p., bound; 22cm.- 1. Cosmic harmony 2. Human pbk.; 28cm.- (Infoguide series).- 1. Computer beings and universe 3. Religion-Philosophy.- science.- 004 Rs. N.A. ISBN 81-85531-06-4.- 113 Rs.180.00 ; Infoguide:WINDOWS 2600 Rs.150.00 (pbk.) .- Bhubaneswar: Silicon Sahitya, 1998.- 159p., Pujahari, Madan Mohan 2608 pbk.; 28cm.- (Infoguide series).- 1. Computer sci- Janma kosthire Rabi= R^àùKûÂúùe eaò / c\^ ùcûj^ ence.- 004 Rs. N.A. _ìRûjûeú.- Rev. enl. ed.- Cuttack: Orissa Book Store, 1998.- [xiv], 146p., pbk.; 21cm.- 1998 MAIN ENTRIES 1.Astrology.- ISBN81-7400-218-9.- 133.5.- Mohanty, Durgacharan 2617 Rs.45.00 Bhagaban Sankaracharya= bMaû^ gueûPû~ðý / Sahu, Sukadeb 2609 \êMðûPeY cjû«ò.- New ed.- Puri: Nilachala Saraswata Odia baigyanika Samanta Chandrasekhar= IWÿò@û Sangha, 1998.- 250p., bound; 20cm.- ùa÷mû^òK iûc« P¦âùgLe / gêKù\a iûjê.- 1st ed.- 1. Sankaracharya-Biography 2. Religious Cuttack: Bidya Bharati, 1998.- 77p., pbk.; 21cm.- biography .- 181.48 Rs. 45.00 1. Children’s literature: Singh Samanta, Chandrasekhar-Biography.- 133.5.- Rs. 20.00 200 - 299 : Religion Pujahari, Madan Mohan 2610 Das, Suchitra 2618 Tajik Nilakanthi= ZûRòKþ ^úkKY×ú / c\^ ùcûj^ _ìRûjûeú.- God and evil / Suchitra Das.- 1st ed.- 1st ed.- Cuttack: Orissa Book Store, 1998.- Bhubaneswar: Elite Pub., 1998.- 129p., pbk.; 308p., bound.; 21cm.- Palmistry.- ISBN 81-7400- 21cm.- 1. God and evil.- ISBN 81-85531-15-3 228-6.- 133.6.- Rs. 80.00 .- 214 Rs. 150.00 Das, Adhikari Srikanta 2611 Patri, Umesh 2619 When life bocomes tough: the psychology of living/ Jesu o Jagannath= ~úgê I RM^Üû[ / Cùcg _Zâú.- 1st Adhikari Srikanta Dash and Rajalakshmi Nayak.- ed.- Cuttack: Gyana Bigyanika, 1998.- 172p., 1st ed.- Bhubaneswar: A.S. Dash; distributed by bound; 21cm.- 1.Christianity-Relations-Hinduism Capital Students Store, 1998.- 190p., pbk.; 2. Hinduism-Relations-Christianity.- ISBN 81- 20cm.- 1. Applied psychology 2. Stress (Psychol- 86790-06-3.- 261.245 Rs. 75.00 ogy).- 158.- Rs. 80.00, Rs. 100.00 (bound) Mohanty, Prafulla Kumar 2620 Pahi, Ananda Chandra 2612 Religion democracy and other reflections/ Prafulla Saphalatara pahacha= i`kZûe _ûjûP / @û^¦ P¦â _jò.- Kumar Mohanty.- 1st ed.- Bhubaneswar: Lark Bhubaneswar: P.D.C.Network, 1998.-66p., pbk; Books, 1998.- 134p., bound; 21cm.- 1. Religion 21cm.- Success.-158 Rs 20.00 and politics.- ISBN 81-7375-058-0.- 291.1 Ray, Hrudananda 2613 Rs. 150.00 Dialectic / Hrudananda Ray.-1st ed.- Cuttack : Santosh Pub., 1988.-199p., bound; 21cm.- 294.3 Buddhism 1. Logic.- ISBN 81-86475-27-3.-160 Bouddha jatak= ùaø¡ RûZK / 2621 Rs. 200.00 eûRKòùgûe _…^ûdKu \ßûeû iõ_û\òZ.- 1st ed.- Cuttack: K.K. Mishra, 1998.- 83p., bound; 21cm.- 181.4 Indian Philosophy 1. Jatak stories 2. Oriya short stories.- 294.33 Mahapatra, Digambar 2614 Rs. 32.00 ; Rs. 22.00 (pbk.) Bedanta bartikam / Acharya Digambar Mahapatra Panigrahi, Sarat Chandra 2622 .-1st ed.- Rourkela: U. Mahapatra; distributed by Gautama Buddha: Jeevana o darshana= ùMøZc aê¡: Bhubaneswar: Bharati Book Store, Puri: Rúa^ I \gð^ / geZ P¦â _ûYòMâûjú.- Cuttack: Santosh Prachividya Prakashak, 1998.- 48p., pbk.; 21cm.- Pub., 1998.- 180p., bound; 21cm.- 1. Buddhism.- 1. Vedanta.- 181.48 Rs. 28.00 ISBN 81-86475-20-6.- 294.363 Rs. 100.00 Misra, Gobinda Chandra 2615 Vedanta sara: Kena upanishada saha= ùa\û« iûe: 294.4 Jainism ùK^ C_^òh\ ij / ùMûaò¦ P¦â cògâ.- Cuttack: Orissa Parija, Ganesh Prasad 2623 Book Store, 1998.- 79p., pbk.; 22cm.- Mahajanara mahima= cjû~û^e cjòcû / MùYg _âiû\ 1. Vedanta-Interpretation and criticism.- ISBN 81- _eòRû.- Cuttack: Dibyaduta Prakashani, 1998.- 7400-248-0.- 181.48 Rs. 20.00 208p., pbk; 21cm.- 1. Jainism.- 294.4 Rs. 65.00 Misra, Sarat Chandra 2616 Panigrahi, Sarat Chandra 2624 Munra swarupa= cêñ’e Êeì_ / geZ P¦â cògâ.- 1st ed.- Mahaveer o Jaina darshan= cjûaúe I ùR÷^ \gð^ / Cuttack: Gayatri Prakashani, 1998.- 55p., bound; geZ P¦â _ûYòMâûjú.- Cuttack: Santosh Pub., 1998.- 21cm.- 1. Vedanta-Interpretation and criticism 144p., bound; 21cm.- 1. Jainism.- ISBN 81- 2. Self.- 181.48 Rs. 30.00 86475-21-4.- 294.463 Rs. 80.00 1998 MAIN ENTRIES 294.5 Hinduism Patnaik, Madhusudan 2632 Mahapatra, Basant Kumar 2625 Jada jada hi dharmasya= ~\û ~\û jò ]cðiý / c]êiì\^ Hindu dharmara baigyanika byakhya= jò¦ê ]cðe _…^ûdK.- 1st ed.- Puri: Basanti Patnaik, 1998.- ùa÷mû^òK aýûLýû / ai« Kêcûe cjû_ûZâ.- 1st ed.- 104p., bound; 22cm.- 1. Mahabharata-Fiction Bhubaneswar: Bharatiya Sahitya Kendra, 1998.- 2. Oriya fiction 3. Mythology-Stories.- 294.513 61p., pbk.; 21cm.- 1. Religion and science Rs. 20.00 2. 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