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December 2008 Regional Language Books December 2008 Regional Language Books ASSAMESE 1 Mahasveta Devi Aranyar adhikar: award winning novel (Assamese) / Mahasveta Devi; translated by Kulanath Gogoi.--New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2001. 214p.; 21cm. Translated from Bengali into Assamese. ISBN: 81-260-1337-0. A 891.443 MAH-ar B181416 BENGALI 2 Sen, Subhadrakumar Bottala-sahitya o annanya prabandhya / Subhadrakumar Sen.-- Kolkata: Mitra and Ghosh, 2005. 215p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7293-888-8. B 080 BOT-s C64267 3 Chakravarti, Madhusudan Prasanga: siksha-marksbadi dristite / Madhusudan Chakraborty.-- 24 Pargana: National Publication, 2007. 420p.; 21cm. B 080 CHA-p C65904 4 Adhikari, Pabitra, ed. Kumaresh Ghosh prabartito jashtimadhu: nirbachita sankalan / edited by Pabitra Adhikari.-- Kolkata: Kareena Prakashani, 2007. 424p.: plates; 21cm. ISBN : 81-8437-001-6. B 080 GHO-ad C64239 5 Chaki, Leena, ed. Uchchhed O unnayan / edited by Chaki Leena.-- Howrah: Raktamansa, 2006. 128p.; 21cm. B 080 LEE-uc C64332 6 Chakravarti, Shyamal Medha, manan bodh buddhi / Shyamal Chakravarti.—-Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2007. 221p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7756-659-8. B 153 P7 C65916 7 Haldar, Manikuntala Bauddha dharmer itihas / Manikuntala Haldar.-- Kolkata: Maha Bodhi Book Agency, 2007. 434p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-87032-63-4. B 294.3 N6;P7 C65843 8 Sen, Girish Chandra Quran Sharif / Girish Chandra Sen.--4th ed.-- Kolkata: Haraf, 2002. 687p.; 21cm. B 297.122 P2 C64333 9 Sahu, Bhabaniprasad Dui bangla, hai dharma! / Bhabaniprasad Sahu.-- Kolkata: Ujjal Sahitya Mandir, 2005. 127p.; 21cm. B 302.14095423 P5 C64290 10 Roy, Gautam Hindu sampradayikatar bibartan / Gautam Roy.-- Kolkata: Patra Bharati, 2002. 288p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-8374-036-7. B 305 P2 C65848 11 Chakravarti, Prafulla Dinanter aalo / Prafulla Chakrabarti.-- Kolkata: Shree Bharati Press, 2006. 255p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-87273-50-x. B 305.26 P6 C64244 12 Pal, Lakshmikanta Mallabhoom sanskritir atit o bartaman / Lakshmikanta Pal.-- Kolkata: Bakpratima, 2006. 80p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-89034-09-2. B 306.095423 P6 C64329 13 Chattopadhyay, Anunay Bharater chin yudha / Anunay Chattopadhyay.--2nd ed.-- Kolkata: Progressive Publishers, 2007. 296p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-8064-130-9. B 327.54051 N1;P7 C65785 14 Aich, Rupa, ed. Marxio bikshai nari-mukti / edited by Rupa Aich.-- Kolkata: Emancipation, 2006. 320p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-903443-0-7. B 335.4 P6 C64343 15 Bose, Nirmal Kumar Nirbachita rachana / Nirmal Kumar Bose.-- Kolkata: Centre for Archaeological Studies, 2006. 221p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-901499-7-0. B 726.1 P6 C64426 16 Gupta, Monoranjan Rabindra-chitrakala / Monoranjan Gupta.--3rd ed.-- Kolkata: Shishu Sahitya, 2007. 88p.; 24cm. ISBN : 81-7955-102-4. B 759.95423 N9;P7 C65919 17 Bandyopadhyay, Kaushik Khela jakhan itihas: samaj, sanskriti, rajniti / Kaushik Bandyopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Sethu Prakashani,2007. 160p.; 21cm. ISBN : 978-81-903272-6-8. B 796 P7 C65721 18 Sen, Prithviraj, ed. Shakespeare kishore rachana samagra / edited by Prithviraj Sen.-- Kolkata: Basushri Book Stall, 1997. v.1 ; 21cm. B 822.33 SHA-s.1 C64328 19 Majee, Biplab, tr. Australiar chhota galpa / translated by Biplab Majee.-- Kolkata: Anjali Publishers, 2007. 61p.; 21cm. Translated from English into Bengali. B 823.1 MAJ-au C65849 20 Sainath, P. Khra dao ishwar / P. Sainath; translated by Debu Dasgupta.-- 2nd ed.-- Kolkata: CAMP, 2007. 294p.; 21cm. Translated from English into Bengali. ISBN : 81-86883-18-5. B 823.914 SAI-k C64667 21 Ghosh, Sudhanshuranjan, tr Homer rachnasamagra / translated by Sudhanshuranjan Ghosh.-- 7th ed.-- Kolkata: Tuli-Kalam, 2006. 371p.; 23cm. Translated from Greek into Bengali. B 883 HOM-g C64620 22 Premchand Golpa guchcha / Premchand; edited by Shila Choudhuri.-- Kolkata: Yuva Prakashani, 2005. 460p.; 21cm. Translated from Hindi into Bengali. B 891.431 PRE-s C64668 23 Basu, Sekhar Parasuramer akathita premkahini / Sekhar Basu.--2nd ed.-- Kolkata: Urvashi Prakashan, 2006. 200p.; 21cm. B 891.443 BAS-p C64664 24 Guha, Buddhadeb Ribhu / Buddhadeb Guha.-- Kolkata: Dey's Publishing, 2006 656p.; 23cm. ISBN : 81-295-0490-1. B 891.443 GUH-r C64065 25 Bera, Nalini Free school striter ferioala / Nalini Bera.-- Kolkata: Teachers Book Agency, [2008]. 96 p.; 21cm. B 891.443 NAL-f C65921 26 Rajguru, Saktipada Bisphoran / Saktipada Rajguru.-- Kolkata: Sahityam, 2006. 192p.; 21cm. B 891.443 RAJ-b C64616 27 Siraj, Syed Mustafa Panchti premer upanyas / Syed Mustafa Siraj.-- Kolkata: Patra-Bharati, 2007. 296p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-8374-046-4. B 891.443 SIR-p C65918 28 Waliullah, Syed Lalsalu / Syed Waliullah.-- Kolkata: Chirayata Prakashan, 1989. 136P.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-85696-15-2. B 891.443 WAL-l C64344 29 Mukhopadhyay, Shirsendu Upanyas samagra / Shirsendu Mukhopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Anand Publishers, 2007. v.2; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7756-658-x. B 891.44308 MUK-up.2 C65917 30 Bandyopadhyaya, Manik Ahimsa / Manik Bandyopadhyaya.-- Kolkata: Bak-Sahitya,2005. 166p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 BAN-ah C64342 31 Bandyopadhyaya, Tarasankar Shaw-nirbachita galpa / Tarasankar Bandyopadhyaya.—3rd ed.— Kolkata: Bak Sahitya, 2006. 191p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 BAN-s C64669 32 Basu, Sanat, ed. Ekshoti premer anu galpa / edited by Sanat Basu.-- Kolkata: Krandasi Sahitya Patra, 2005. 144p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 BAS-ek C64340 33 Bhattacharya, Samar Upalabdhi / Samar Bhattacharya.-- Kolkata: Jhikmik Bhattacharya, 2007. 180p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 BHA-up C65914 34 Siraj, Mustafa Sera panchasti galpa / Mustafa Siraj.-- Kolkata: Dey's Publishing, 2007. 416p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-295-0695-5. B 891.4431 SIR-s C65913 35 Roy, Prafulla, ed. Shilpa O sangram / edited by Prafulla Roy.--2nd rev. ed.- Kolkata: Agrani Book Club, 2007. 128p.; 21cm. Translated from Russian into Bengali. B 891.73 GOR-r C65782 36 Bandyopadhyay, Subhendranath Premer joare / Subhendranath Bandyopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Indian Publishing House, 2006. 314p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-88856-14-2. B 920.71 BAN-p C64339 37 Roy, Sushil Chandra Barman Sri Aurobindo anudhyan / Sushil Chandra Barman Roy.—-2nd ed.— North 24 Paragana: Sri Aurobindo Kormi Sanghatan Trust, 2007. 413p.; 22cm. B 921.914 GHO-au C65922 38 Gulbadan Begum Humayunnama / Gulbadan Begum; translated by Pradosh Chattopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Chirayata Prakashan, 2006. 80p.; 21cm. Translated from Urdu into Bengali. ISBN : 81-85696-66-7. B 923.154 HUM-g C64345 39 Bakshi, Ranajit Kumar Emeli sankel Netajir strir sange ekante kayekdin / Ranajit Kumar Bakshi.-- Kolkata: Patra Bharati, 2007. 72p.; 20cm. ISBN : 81-8374-042-1. B 923.254 BOS-b C65907 40 Bandyopadhyay, Durgadas Bidrohe Bangali / Durgadas Bandyopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Patra Bharati, 2007. 160p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-8374-059-6. B 923.25423 BAN-b C65847 41 Ray, Sibnarayan, ed. Biplabi bhabuk Manabendranath: mukti sadhanar tin parba / edited by Sibnarayan Ray.-- Kolkata: Renaissance Publishers, 2007. 199p.; 21cm. B 923.25423 ROY-r C65786 42 Allan, Ted Mahachiner pathik / Ted Allan and Sydney Gorden; translated by Kalyan Choudhury.-- Kolkata: Subarnarekha,2004. 340p.; 21cm. Translated from English into Bengali B 923.335 BET-al C62973 43 Roy, Kanai Pada Mangal Pande ekti abicharer kahini / Kanai Pada Roy.-- Kolkata: Prabha Prakashani, 2005. 96p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-86964-82-7. B 923.554 PAN-r C64614 44 Bhaduri, Reena, ed. Banglar bagh Sir Asutosh Mukherjee / edited by Reena Bhaduri.-- Kolkata: Sahayatri, 2007. 345p.; 21cm. B 923.7 MUK-r C65852 45 Bandyopadhyaya, Rabin Abidyaparar abhinetri / Rabin Bandopadhyaya.-- Kolkata: Fatikjal Prakashani, 2007. 190p. ; 21cm. B 927.9143 BAN-ab C64337 46 Ghosh, Sheetalchandra Satyajit Ray: bhinno chokhe / Sheetalchandra Ghosh and Arunkumar Roy.--4th ed.-- Kolkata: Ashok Kumar Barik,2007. 187p.; 21cm. B 927.9143 RAY-g C65784 47 Ghoshdastidar, Goutam, ed. Kabikatha / edited by Goutam Ghoshdastidar.-- Howrah: Raktamansa, 2006. 207p.; 21cm. B 928.91441 GHO-k C64341 48 Orczy, Baroness The scarlet pimpernel / Baroness Orczy; translated by Asit Maitra.--Kolkata: Dev Sahitya Kutir, 2006. 111p.; 21cm. Translated from French into Bengali. B 944.04 P6 C64331 49 Basu, Shyamaprasad Bharatiya mahabidroha 150 bachhar / Shyamaprasad Basu.-- Kolkata: Patra Bharati, 2007. 152p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-8374-057-x. B 954.031 P7 C65781 50 Chaudhuri, Bhabani Roy Bangiya sabarna katha kalikshetra kalikata / Bhabani Roy Choudhuri.-- Kolkata: Manna Publication, 2006. 244p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-87648-36-8. B 954.23 P6 C65915 51 Basu, Dilip Paramanu / Dilip Basu.-- Kolkata: Best Books, 2007. 151p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7926-067-1. B 954.23 P7 C65908 52 Majumdar, Beauty Bande mataram-bangabhanga andolan-banga biplab / Beauty Mazumdar.-- Kolkata: Beauty Majumdar, 2007. 159p.; 21cm. B 954.23 P7 C65920 KANNADA 53 Arthikaje, V.B. Heegondu vrittantha / V.B. Arthikaje.-- Puttur: Kannada Prapancha Prakashana, 2003. x, 362p.; 21cm. Ka 070.175 ART-h C65158 54 Harihareswara, Shikaripura K. Kannada ulisi belasuva bage / Shikaripura K. Harihareswara.--Mysore: Samvahana, 2005. xxviii,160p.; 21cm. Ka 080 HAR-k C65323 55 Hampana, Kamala Baddavana / Kamala Hampana.-- Bangalore: Kannada Pustaka Pradhikara, 2003. xii, 394p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7713-152-4. Ka 080 KAM-b C64355 56 Kambara, Chandrashekhara Desheeya chintana / Chandrashekhara Kambara.-- Bangalore: Ankita Pustaka, 2004. 412p.; 22cm. Ka 080 KAM-d C65801 57 Shivarudrappa, Padma, ed. Lekhaki / edited by Padma Shivarudrappa, K.R. Sandhya Reddy and L.V. Shantakumari.-- Bangalore: Karnataka Lekhakiyara Sangha, 2004. vi, 166p.; 22cm. Ka 080 PAD-l C65414 58 Shivacharya Swamiji, ed. Rythara samasyegalu mattu namma honegarike / edited by Shivacharya Swamiji.-- Sanehalli: Sri Shivakumara Kala Sangha, 2004. 104p.; 21cm. Ka 080 SHI-r C65420 59 Vishwas, Anthar, comp. Nimma uttara
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