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Arts Library List of Additions Arts Library List of Additions From 01/05/2015 to 31/05/2015 LIBRARY SCIENCE 1 2:(T4:5,1) Q5 Gupta R. Popular master guide UGC-NET/SET : Library and information science paper II and III. New Delhi : Ramesh Publishing House 2015. 760p. AL1571646 81-7812-250-2 2 2:51 P9 Bajpai S K. Cosmos bookhive's UGC-NET/SLET : Library and information science. Delhi : Cosmos Bookhive 2009. 477p. AL1297999 - AL1298000 817729100-9 3 2N7 153P4 BtbkDhfeFBh ;{uBk ;zuko gfNnkbkgzikph :{Bhtof;Nh2004 235gz. AL1572492 81-7380-915-1 JOURNALISM 4 4 153Q3 f;zxot/b whvhnk L ftjkoe nfXn?B fdZbhrq/fFn;2013 128gz. AL1572475 - AL1572476 978-93-80906-31-7 5 4 153Q3 f;zxot/b whvhnk L ;fGnkukoe ;kwokutkd fdZbhnko;h gpfbFo}2013 104gz. AL1572477 - AL1572478 978-81-8299-330-3 6 4 153Q3 irihs e"o f;oiDkswe b/yD ns/ iB ;zuko wkfXnw fdZbhwBghs gqekFB2013 163gz. AL1572495 81-87654-13-9 7 4 153Q3 f;zxot/b whvhnk L ;fGnkukoe ;kwokitkd fdZbhnko;h gpfbFo}2013 104gz. AL1572549 978-81-8299-330-3 8 4,1 153P5 tkbhnkjofizdoEd.psokG[fgzdoEd. ;zuko gfNnkbkwdkB gpbhFo}2005 241gz. AL1572494 Page 1 of 50 NATURAL SCIENCE 9 Av P0.2 Lindberg David C Ed. Cambridge history of science. Vol.2 : Medieval science. New York : Cambridge University Press 2013. xxiv,677p. AL1571939 978-0-521-59448-6 10 Aw1 152Q5 eqys] xq.kkdj- ,f'k;k ds egku oSKkfud % izkphu vkSj vokZphu- u;h fnYyh % jktdey izdk'ku] 2015- 287i`0. AL1572919 978-81-267-2675-2 11 Awk 168P8 Anjum Rafiq Ed. 100 Azeem muslim science dan. Delhi : Educational publishing House 2013. 544p. AL1571135 81-8223-384-4 MATHEMATICS 12 B 152Q5 eqys] xq.kkdj- xf.kr ls >ydrh laLd`fr- u;h fnYyh % jktdey izdk'ku] 2015- 207i`0. AL1572922 978-81-267-2676-9 13 B0bQ1 Q4 Kapoor S. K. Vedic mathematics science & technology. New Delhi : Paramount Knowledge System 2014. xviii, 436p. AL1571790 14 B9 152Q5 eqys] xq.kkdj- lwjt pkan flrkjs- ubZ fnYyh % Kku foKku izdk'ku] 2015- 119i`0. AL1572921 978-93-81863-36-7 15 B9:1 152Q5 eqys] xq.kkdj- dky dh oSKkfud vo/kkj.kk- ubZ fnYyh % bZ'kku izdk'ku] 2015- 171i`0. AL1572920 978--81-89444-58-7 16 BxEBH,2 152M6;P1 HkkLdj- yhykorh- okjk.klh % pkS[kEck fo|kHkou] 2013- 382i`0 (fo|kHkou laLd`r xzUFkekyk, 62) AL1571867 BIOLOGY 17 G:527 Q4 Singh L.Manao Ed.; Singh L. Gopen Ed. Biodiversity conservation : Knowledge and participation. New Delhi : Akansha Publishing House 2014. Page 1 of 50 xiv,178p. AL1571292 978-81-8370-391-2 AGRICULTURE 18 JB:8.27714 Q0 Singsit S. Traditional forestry management of the Thadou Kukis. New Delhi : Akansha Publishing House 2010. xxii, 172p. AL1571322 978-81-8370-212-6 ZOOLOGY 19 K9954.277 P2 Oberai C P. Kaziranga : The rhino land. Delhi : B.R. Publishing 2002. 126p. AL1571350 81-7646-259-4 MEDICINE 20 L:4:6g P3;Q2 Malchiodi Cathy A. Ed. Handbook of art therapy. 2nd. New York : The Guilford Press 2012. xv, 496p. AL1572211 978-1-60918-975-4 21 LBx1,1,2 Q4 Datta Cakrapani; Rao G. Prabhakara Tr. Cakradatta : Cikitsa sangraha. Varanasi : Chaukhamba Orientalia 2014. 825p. (Jaikrishnadas ayurveda series, 274) AL1572187 978-81-7637-314-2 USEFUL ARTS 22 MA3.2791 Q3 Kharshiing Balabynta. Recipe of Meghalaya. New Delhi : Akansha Publishing House 2013. 52p. AL1571309 978-81-8370-352-9 FINE ARTS 23 NA4,8(Q:45) Q4 Datta Sambit. Digital archetypes : Adaptations of early temple architecture in South and Southesr Asia. Surrey : Ashgate 2014. xxiii,224p. (Digital researcj in the arts and humanities) AL1571801 978-1-4094-7064-9 24 NA498,8(Y:1) Q4.1-.2 Henss Michael. Cultural monuments of Tibet : The central regions. Vol. 1 : The central tibetan province of U (480p.); Vol. 2 : The southern Tibetan province of tsang (484, 880p.). London : Prestel 2014. AL1572314 - AL1572315 9783791351582 25 NR446153 P7 Thomas Iris Watre. Music and musical insturments of the garo tribe of North East India. New Delhi : Akansha Publishing House 2007. x,133p. AL1571303 81-8370-079-9 26 NS447714,N Q0 Bandopadhay Sruti. Manipuri dance : An assessment on history and presentation. Gurgaon : Shubhi Page 1 of 50 Publications 2010. 436p. AL1571354 9788182902084 27 NW:(R) Q4 Anderson Nathan. Shadow philosophy : Plato's cave and cinema. London : Routledge 2014. xii, 159p. AL1572169 978-0-415-74206-1 28 NW1,P Q2 Cartmell Deborah Ed. Companion to literature film and adaptation. West Sussex : John Wiley & Sons 2012. xiii, 433p. AL1571833 978-1-118-91753-4 29 NW73:g Q1 Snyder Mary H. Analyzing literature to film adaptations : A novelist's exploration and guide. New York : Continuum 2011. vi,314p. AL1572292 978-1-4411-7998-5 LITERATURE – ENGLISH 30 O111,2J64:g Q4 Desai R. W. Ed. Shakespeare the man : New decipherings. Madison : Fairleigh dickinson University Press 2014. xxix, 278p. AL1571932 978-1-61147-675-0 31 O111,3:g Q$ Schmidt Michael. Novel : A biography. Cambridge : Harvard University Press 2014. xi, 1172p. AL1572278 978-0-674-72473-0 32 O111,3J64x 153Q2 f;zxnZSo{ F?e;ghno dhnK ejkDhnK b[fXnkDk:{Bh;Nko2012 188gz. AL1572542 978-93-5017-937-6 33 O111,3M65x 153Q2 fegfbzrov:ov izrb p[Ze uzvhrVnko n?; gqekFB2012 176gz. AL1572543 978-93-82244-10-3 34 O111,3N18w 153Q0 f;zxwBw'jB ftFt fuzse L b{Jh nbfET{;o fdZbhgzikph nekdwh2010 102gz. AL1572467 - AL1572468 35 O111,3N315:g Q3 Baillie Justine. Toni morrison and literary tradition : The invention of an aesthetic. London : Bloomsbury 2015. vii,229p. AL1572307 978-1-4742-2291-4 Page 1 of 50 36 O111,6N41w 153P9 ozXktkdhfgzdoihs i{bhnk feq;s/tk L ;kofEesk dh g[Bo gfoGkFk ns/ gzikph gfog/y fdZbhgzikph nekdwh2009 105gz. AL1572463 - AL1572464 37 O111:g Q1 Behdad Ali Ed.; Thomas Dominic Ed. Companion to comparative literature. West Sussex : John Wiley & Sons 2011. xii, 527p. AL1571832 978-1-118-91735-0 38 O111:g(S:43) Q0 Sammons Martha C. War of the fantasy worlds : C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien on art and imagination. California : ABC CLIO 2010. xv, 237p. AL1572290 978-0-313-36282-8 39 O11195:g 153Q2 f;zxirpho gZSwh ;kfjs f;XKs ns/ Gkosh ekft Fk;so gfNnkbkgzikph :{Bhtof;Nh2012 157gz. AL1572691 978-81-302-0118-4 40 O111973,3:g Q4 Buell Lawrence. Dream of the great American novel. Cambridge : Harvard University Press 2014. xii, 567p. AL1572279 978-0-674-05115-7 LITERATURE – FRENCH 41 O122,6N15w 153Q1 s;ehB ftFt fuzse o'bK pkos fdZbhgzikph nekdwh2011 182gz. AL1572713 - AL1572714 LITERATURE – RUSSIAN 42 O142,3M18,1 153K6;Q1 s[ord/t fgU s/ g[Zso fdZbhBt:[r2011 315gz. AL1572519 978-81-7599-220-7 43 O142,6M95x 153Q2 wBw'jB ftFt fuzse L fwykfJb fwykfJb'fru pk]fsB fdZbhgzikph nekdwh2012 199gz. AL1572473 - AL1572474 978-93-82455-02-8 LITERATURE – SANSKRIT 44 O15,1A2:g(R) 111Q4 Chakrabarti Arindam Ed.; Bandyopadhyay Sibaji Ed. Mahabharata now : Narration, aesthetics, ethics. Page 1 of 50 London : Routledge 2014. xxviii, 292p. AL1572594 978-0-415-71055-8 45 O15,1N30,SH:g 152Q4 _rqckyk( 'kkL=h] lR;ozr- Jhcksf/lÙopfjre~ egkdkO;- fnYyh % bZLVuZ cqd fyadlZ] 2014- 303i`0. AL1571455 978-81-7854-267-6 46 O15,1NPE,PR Q4 Madhusudhan. Pragyachashushmha. Delhi : New Bhartiya Book Co. 2014. 113p. AL1571442 978-81-8315-257-0 47 O15:4k 153P2 f;zxgq/w gqekFEd. ;z;feqs gzikph e'F gfNnkbkgzikph :[Bhtof;Nh2002 1084gz. AL1572702 81-7380-793-0 48 O15:gx7,1 152Q3 nkuUno/kZu- /oU;kyksd %- okjk.klh % pkS[kEck lqjHkkjrh izdk'ku] 2013- 742i`0 (pkS[kEck lqjHkkjrh xzUFKekyk, 559) AL1571882 978-93-82443-82-7 49 O15:gx8,1 K5;Q3.1-.2 Mammata. Kavyaprakasa. Vol.1 : (256p.); Vol. 2 : (258, 798p.). Delhi : Chaukhamba Sanskrit Pratishthan 2013. (Vrajajivan prachyabharati granthamala, 168) AL1571854 - AL1571855 978-81-7084-492-2 50 O15:gxH35,1 152Q3 fo'oukFk- lkfgR;niZ.k %- okjk.klh % pkS[kEck lqjHkkjrh izdk'ku] 2013- 506i`0. AL1571887 LITERATURE – HINDI 51 O152(Y11):g Q5 diwj] eLrjke- fgUnh cky & lkfgR; dk foospukRed v/;;u- ubZ fnYyh % vukfedk ifCy'kZl] 2015- 414i`0. AL1571680 978-81-7975-603-4 52 O152,1:gN3 Q1 ykses'k] e/kq- f}osnh ;qx % lkfgR; n`f"V vkSj jpuk fl)kar- u;h fnYyh % izklafxd ifCy'klZ] 2011- 365i`0. AL1572125 978-81-904151-9-4 53 O152,1I00:g 153Q4 Page 1 of 50 f;zxr[otho Grs epho pkDh L f;XKse ns/ ftukoXkoe nfXn?B uzvhrVb'erhs gqekFB2014 96gz. AL1572538 978-93-5068-449-8 54 O152,1I40:g 168N7 Rehman Shakeelur. Kabir ke naghmon par guftagoo. Gurgaon : Urfi Publication 1997. 144p. AL1571252 55 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.1 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 1 % vKs; dh lEiw.kZ dfork,Wa ¼416i``0½- 2 laLdj.k- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2014- 416i`0. AL1572111 978-81-263-2091-2 56 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.10 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 10 % fucU/k ¼439i`0½- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2014- 439i`0. AL1572120 978-93-263-5226-0 57 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.11 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 11 % fucU/k ¼408i`0½- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2014- AL1572121 978-93-263-5225-3 58 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.12 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 12 % fucU/k ¼474i`0½- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2014- AL1572122 978-81-263-5227-7 59 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.13 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 13 % yfyr & fucU/k ¼520i`0½- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2014- AL1572123 978-93-263-5228-4 60 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.2 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 2 % vKs; dh lEiw.kZ dfork,Wa ¼520i`0½- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2014- AL1572112 978-81-263-2092-9 61 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.3 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 3 % vKs; dh lEiw.kZ dgkfu;kWa ¼694i`0½- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2014- AL1572113 978-81-263-2093-6 Page 1 of 50 62 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.4 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 4 % 'ks[kj % ,d thouh ¼miU;kl] nks Hkkxksa esa½ ¼503i`0½- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2014- AL1572114 978-81-263-2094-3 63 O152,1N11x Q1;Q4.5 vKs;- vKs; jpukoyh- [kaM 5 % ¼397i`0½- u;h fnYyh % Hkkjrh; KkuihB] 2012- 397i`0.
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