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Regional Language Books February 2007 REGIONAL LANGUAGE BOOKS BENGALI 1 Dasgupta, Surendranath Bharatiya darshaner bhumika / Surendranath Dasgupta.-- Kolkata: Chirayata Prakashan, 2004. 96p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-85696-57-8. B 181.4 P4 C61932 2 Barua, Manmath Kumar Rajgriher dware dware / Manmath Kumar Barua.-- Kolkata: Manmath Kumar Barua, 2003. 80p.; 21cm. B 294.3 P3 C61895 3 Barua, Manmath Kumar Nagarjuner deshe / Manmath Kumar Barua.-- Kolkata: Shantiniketan, 2005. 86p.; 21cm. B 294.3 P5 C61896 4 Sengupta, Purba Satir dehachhed; ekanna peeth / Purba Sengupta.-- 4th ed.-- Kolkata: Mitra and Ghosh, 2005. 174p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7293-459-9. B 294.535 P5 C61949 5 Sen, Nabanita Deb He purna tabo charaner kachhey / Nabanita Deb Sen.-- Kolkata: Mitra and Ghosh, 2006. 128p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7293-106-9. B 294.5350954 P6 C61886 6 Mukherji, Kanak Narimukti andalon-o-amra / Kanak Mukherjee.-- Kolkata: Eksathe, 2005. 387p.; 21cm. B 305.40954 P5 C61897 7 Saraswati, Maa Amritamoyee Yuge yuge bharoter nari / Maa Amritamoyee Saraswati.-- Midnapur: Sri Sri Nigamananda Math, 2005. 147p.; 21cm. B 305.40954 P5 C61611 8 Bose, Sudhin, ed. Bishwayan sanskriti o samaj; prabandha sankalan / edited by Sudhin Bose.-- Kolkata: Balarka Sahitya Prakasana, 2005. 327p.; 22cm. B 306.0954 P5 C61892 9 Brahmachary, Ratan Lal Abar Africar jangale / Ratan Lal Brahmachary.-- Agartala: Jnan Vichitra Prakashani, 2005. 80p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-8266-013-0. B 333.7506 P5 C61487 10 Basu, Pradip Uttar adhunik rajniti O Marxbaad / Pradip Basu.-- Kolkata: Pustak Bipani, 2005. ISBN : 81-85471-95-9. B 335.4 P5 C61889 11 Gupta, Manjari Narir adhikar o aain / Manjari Gupta.-- Kolkata: Eksathe, 2005. 73p.; 22cm. B 346.540134 P5 C61957 12 Dey, Subimal Chandra Tabe phul phal o sabzi / Subimal Chandra Dey.--3rd ed.-- Kolkata: Dey's Publishing, 2005. 211p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7079-556-7. B 635 P5 C61612 13 Saraogi, Alka Shesh Kadambari / Alka Saraogi; translated by Minakshi Mukhopadhyaya.-- Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2004. 198p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7756-436-6. B 891.433 ALK-s C61752 14 Chattopadhyay, Anunay Rabindranath-o-anyano prasanga / Anunay Chattopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Nabapatra Prakashan, 2001. 260p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-8065-035-9. B 891.4409 CHA-r C61893 15 Basu, Ram Kabita Samagroer Kachhakachhi / Ram Basu.-- Kolkata: Ekushshatak, 2004. 761p.; 21cm. B 891.441 BAS-k C61467 16 Chattopadhyay, Shakti, tr. Agranthit padya / translated by Shakti Chattopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Anand Publishers, 2005. 107p.; 21cm. B 891.441 CHA-ag C61836 17 Basu, Bratyo Natak shamagra / Bratyo Basu.-- Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2004. 341p.; 24cm. ISBN : 81-7756-432-3. B 891.442 BAS-n C61973 18 Bandyopadhyaya, Manik Dibaratrir kabya / Manik Bandyopadhyay.--3rd ed.-- Kolkata: Chirayata Prakashan, 2005. 132p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-85696-29-2. B 891.443 BAN-d C61921 19 Bandyopadhyaya, Tarasankar Kavi / Tarasankar Bandyopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Mitra and Ghosh, 2006. 154p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7293-069-0. B 891.443 BAN-k C61894 20 Chattopadhyay, Shankar Jaishther holud dupur / Shankar Chattopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2005. 247p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7756-443-9. B 891.443 CHA-j C61935 21 Chattopadhyay, Subrata Kumar Sabuj bus-a-haludbikelpur / Subrata Kumar Chattopadhyay.- Kolkata: Ananda Prakashan, 2005. 303p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-87665-85-8. B 891.443 CHA-s C61629 22 Ghosh, Bijit Jalchabi / Bijit Ghosh.-- Kolkata: Punashcha, 2005. 352p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7332-480-4. B 891.443 GHO-j C61615 23 Gupta, Niharranjan Hira chuni panna / Niharranjan Gupta.-- Kolkata: Mitra and Ghosh, 2006. 136p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7293-868-3. B 891.443 GUP-h C61968 24 Mazumdar, Samaresh Garvadharini / Samaresh Mazumdar.-- Kolkata: Mitra and Ghosh, 2005. 384p.; 24cm. ISBN : 81-7293-026-7. B 891.443 MAZ-g C61972 25 Nandi, Moti Bananider bari / Moti Nandi.-- Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2005. 254p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7756-490-0. B 891.443 NAN-b C61750 26 Roy, Prafulla Sikhar periya / Prafulla Roy.-- Kolkata: Deys Publishing, 2005. 128p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-295-0399-9. B 891.443 ROY-s C61772 27 Anandasangi; rabibarer galpa.-- Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2005. 210p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7756-496-x. B 891.4431 ANA C61753 28 Chattopadhyay, Saratchandra Bhalobasar galpo / Saratchandra Chattopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Saroj Publications, 2005. 392p.; 22cm. B 891.4431 CHA-b C61962 29 Chattopadhyay, Hiren Shreshtha galpa / Hiren Chattopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Karuna Prakashani, 2005. 240p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 CHA-s C61888 30 Dakua, Dinesh Uttarer galpa / Dinesh Dakua.-- Kolkata: Deep Prakashan, 2005. 63p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 DAK-ut C61440 31 Ghosh, Baridbaran, ed. Nirbachit uttara galpa sankalan / edited by Baridbaran Ghosh.-- Kolkata: Karuna Prakasani, 2005. 368p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 GHO-n C61891 32 Maity, Amrit Andhakare aaka / Amrit Maity.-- Kolkata: Patralekha, 2005 128p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-88203-05-x. B 891.4431 MAI-an C61900 33 Mukhopadhyay, Ramkumar Srestha golpa / Ramkumar Mukhopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Karuna Prakashani, 2005. 240p.; 21cm. B 891.4431 MUK-s C61887 34 Siraj, Saiyad Mustafa Bigyani chandrakanter abhiyan / Saiyad Mustafa Siraj.— 2nd ed.-- Kolkata: Somnath Ball, 2005. 160p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-87051-07-6. B 891.4431 SIR-b C61937 35 Gupta, Prachet Neel alor phul / Prachet Gupta.-- Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2005. 351p.; 21cm. B 891.443108 GUP-n C61765 36 Ali, Syed Mujtaba Prasanga Syed Mujtaba Ali / Syed Mujtaba Ali; edited by Sanjay Brahma.-- Kolkata: Ajker Kadambari, 2006. 88p.; 21cm. B 891.444 ALI-p C61863 37 Chattopadhyay, Rudrapratap Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi; ekti akapat jibani / Rudrapratap Chattopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Amrita Sharan Prakashan, 2004. 369p.; 22cm. B 923.254G GAN-c C61890 38 Mini, R.J. Charles Chaplin / R.J. Mini; translated by Nirendranath Chakravarty.-- Kolkata: Ananda Publishers, 2004. 269p.; 21cm. B 927.9143617 CHA-m C61755 39 Roychoudhuri, Sudarshan Rush biplaber Kahini / Sudarshan Roychoudhury.-- Kolkata: National Book Agency, 2004. 120p.; 21cm. B 947 P4 C61458 40 Basham, A.L. Otiter ujjal Bharat / A.L. Basham; translated by Ansupati Dasgupta., 2005. 720p.; 21cm. B 954 P5 C61837 41 Bandyopadhyay, Ganganarayan Roopvati Assam o kamrup kamakshya / Ganganarayan Bandyopadhyay.-- Kolkata: Sadanand Prakashani, 2004. 130p.; 21cm. B 954.21 P4 C61898 GUJARATI 42 Tagore, Rabindranath Ravirashmi / Rabindranath Tagore; translated by Bachubhai Shukla.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2003. 190p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-260-1661-2. G 891.4431 TAG-r C61980 KANNADA 43 Raghavan, C., tr. Malayalada janapada haadugalu / translated from Malayalam by C. Raghavan; edited by K. Ayyappa Panikkar.-- Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2006. xxix, 542p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-260-1154-8. Ka 398.2095433 P6 C61602 MARATHI 44 Kafka Nivadak kafka / Kafka; compiled and translated by Neeti Badwe.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2006. ix, 121p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-260-2187-x. M 833 KAF-n C61988 45 Yashpal Khota satya / Yashpal; translated by Suryanarayan Ranasubhe.— New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2004. 456p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-260-1923-9. M 891.433 YAS-k C61982 46 Mohanty, Gopinath Paraja / Gopinath Mohanty; translated by Savita Damle.-- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2004. 277p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-260-1958-1. M 891.453 MOH-p C61984 PUNJABI 47 Vinod, T.R. Novel alochna shabdavali kosh / T.R. Vinod.-- Patiala: Publication Bureau, 1999. 110p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7380-544-x. P 491.423 N9 C61882 48 Harjit Singh Punjabi kissa kav da theme vigyanik adhiyan / Harjit Singh.— Punjab: Director, Bhasha Vibhag, 1998. 257p.; 20cm. P 891.421 HAR-p C61878 49 Jaswinder Singh, ed. Naat dhara / edited by Jaswinder Singh.-- Patiala: Department of Punjabi, 1998. 178p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-7380-537-7. P 891.422 JAS-n C61883 50 Varma, Satish Kumar, ed. Vihvin sadi da punjabi natak / edited by Satish Kumar Verma.— New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2002. 626p.; 22cm. ISBN : 81-260-1178-4. P 891.422 VAR-v C61983 51 Karamvir Singh Punjabi minni kahani: nikas ate Vikas upto 1994 / Karamvir Singh.-- Punjab: Director, Bhasha Vibhag, 1998. 67p.; 20cm. P 891.4231 KAR-p C61880 52 Ragbhir Singh, ed. Vihvin sadi di punjabi kahani / edited by Ragbhir Singh.- New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2003. 896p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-260-1600-0. P 891.4231 RAG-v C61990 53 Virdi, Jaswant Singh Meri pratinidh rachna / Jaswant Singh Virdi.-- Patiala: Publication Bureau, 1996. xix, 168p.; 21cm. ISBN : 81-7380-210-6. P 891.4231 VIR-m C61877 54 Dharam Bakhshish Singh, ed. Proceedings: Punjab history conference / edited by Dharam Bakhshish Singh.-- Patiala: Publication Bureau, 1999. 108p.; 245cm. ISBN : 81-7380-559-8. P 954.13 N9 C61884 TAMIL 55 Iraiyan, A. Italalar periyar / A. Iraiyan; edited by M. Valarmathi.-- Chennai: International Institute of Tamil Studies, 2005. xii, 548p.; 22cm. Ta 070.4 IRA-it C61825 56 Sundaramoorthy, E., ed. Tamil aaivu Idhalgal / edited by E. Sundaramoorthy and M.R. Arasu.-- Chennai: International Institute of Tamil Studies, 2005. xvi, 168p.; 22cm. Ta 070.4 SUN-t C61832 57 Rajneesh, Osho Siragadikkum paravai / Osho Rajneesh; translated by C.R, Celin.-- Chennai: Kannadhasan Pathippagam, 2005. 504p.; 18cm. Ta 181.4 P5 C61828 58 Manivannan, Ambai Kooyil aaivrem naimuraihalum / Ambai Manivannan.-- Madurai: J.J. Publications, 2005. 219p.; 21cm. Ta 294.535 P5 C61264 59 Khanstantin, Varidhaiah Neithel suvadugal / Varidhaiah Khanstantin.-- Nagarkoil: Tamil Nadu Fishermen Union, 2005. 396p.; 21cm. Ta 333.91 P5 C61829 60 Sawant, P.P. Manitha urimaigal pin thallappadu kindtrana / P.P. Sawant.— Madurai: Society for Community Organisation Trust, 2006. x, 136p.; 22cm. Ta 341.48 P6 C61916 61 Batcha, A. Mahaboob, comp. Koththadimai olippil utcha neethimantram / compiled by A. Mahaboob Batcha.-- Madurai: SOCO Trust, 2005. xxiv, 231p. 22cm. Ta 344.5401 P5 C61918 62 Jayarajan, P.R. Maatru muraiyavanangal sattam / P.R. Jayarajan.-- Salam: Shri Pathi Rajan Publishers, 2007. x, 142p.; 22cm. Ta 346.096 P7 C61914 63 Subramanian, S.K. Tsunami experiences / S.K. Subramanian.-- Pondicherry: Senthil Publishers, 2005. x, 204p.; 22cm. Ta 363.3495 P5 C61827 64 Vasudevan, R. Tamil maruthuva literature / R. Vasudevan.-- Chennai: Poongodi Publisher, 2006. 472p.; 21cm. Ta 615.321 P6 C61831 65 Mathialagan, M. Maruttuvak kalanjiyam kalaiccol adaivu / M. Mathialagan.- Chennai: Tamil Valarchi Kazhagam, 2006.
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