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Buddhacaritam
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Veṇu-gīta
the enchanting flute song : Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, tenth canto - chapter twenty-one : the gopīs sing the glories of the sound of Śrī Kṛṣṇa's flute as he enters the charming forest of Vr̥ndāvana upon the arrival of autumn -
Proceedings of the All India Oriental Conference
forty-nineth session, Gir-Somnath, Gujarat on 18th, 19th & 20th May 2018 -
Glimpses of history of Sanskrit literature
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Kāvyādarśaḥ
Vidyābhūṣaṇena Vairājakṣetravāsinā Raḍḍīkulāvataṃsena Bālakṛṣṇācāryatanujena Paṇḍitaraṅgācāryaśāstriṇā viracitayā Prabhākhyayā vyākhyayā sametaḥ -
Journeys and travellers in Indian literature and art
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Journeys and travellers in Indian literature and art
Volume 1, Sanskrit and Pali sources -
Journeys and travellers in Indian literature and art
Volume 2, Vernacular sources -
Critique on performance
(a study on Abhijñānaśakuntalacarcā) -
Siddhasiddhāntapaddhatiḥ
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The Pūrva-mīmāṁsā sūtras of Jaimini
original text, English translation & notes -
Epistemological diversity
Indian tradition : festschrift volume in honour of Prof. P.C. Muraleemadhavan -
Meghadūṭatīkā of Raṅgadāsa
a critical edition and study -
Satyāyanam
Professor Satyanarayan Chakrabnorty felicitation volume (peer reviewed) = Satyāyanam -
Tirukkural
an abridgement of śāstras -
Contemporary Indian writing
a source of cultural strengthening : a collection of papers presented at the two days UGC sponsored national seminar -
Scientific realm in Sanskrit
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Sanskrit and cultural studies
new perspectives -
The essence of dr̥k-dr̥śya vivēka
distinguishing the 'perceiver' from the perceived' : Sanskrit text with transliteration, translation and index -
Āśvalayanaśrautasūtram
Nārāyaṇakr̥tavr̥ttisametam = Asvalayana-srautsutram -
Praveśaka of Acyuta Piṣāroṭi
(edited with English translation) -
Vāgarthavismayāsvādaḥ
sāhityaśāstrasamālocanaprabandhasañcayaḥ -
Women in ancient India
: myriad voices -
Subhūticandra's Kavikāmadhenu on Amarakośa 1.4.8cd–2.2.5ab
Together with Si tu Paṇ chen's Tibetan translation -
The kāraka theory embodied in the Rāma story
a Sanskrit textbook in medieval India