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Contents
New Release…………….......…..1
Philosophy…...……………..…..9
Buddhism & Tibetan Buddhism.....13
Hinduism & Jainism…….........19
Epics & Purāṇas ………….......22
Vedas, Upaniṣads, Vedāṅgs..…23
Prakrit & Sanskrit Text ……....24
Linguistics & Dictionary…......24
Sanskrit Literature & Grammer…...25
Vedic Literature……………... ..28
New Release
S01
by Lokesh Chandra
on the
cultural interactions between India and China for the last two thousand years.
in 1955 at the invitation of
Premier Chou Enlai has been described at length for the first time. Sanskrit inscriptions in
China, the bone-relics of the Buddha from the Famen
of the Maoist period. The Pinyin romanisation replaced the
“barbarian” (= European)
systems. Sanskrit music in the album “Alive” sold two million copies. The next chapter on “culture is power”
in universities. Creation of
modern Chinese expressions like mini-chun for miniskirt means “charm you skirt”, Buddhist art, sutras, historical works,
the silence of roots and the stunning groundswell of todays run in this narrative of 500 pages, as the Five Hundred Lohans
(Arhats) cast their benign gaze.
¥ 21,600
ISBN 9788177421460
1
S03
S02
Vaiyākaraṇasiddhantabhūṣaṇam. The Vaiyākaraṇasiddhantabhuṣaṇa of Kauṇḍabhaṭṭa with the
Nirañjanī commentary by Ramyatna Shukla and
Prakāśa explanatory notes by K.V. Ramakrishnamacharyulu. Part I; Critically edited by K.V. Ramakrishnamacharyulu
Vaiyākaraṇasiddhāntabhūṣaṇa, also known as
Vaiyākaraṇabhūṣaṇa, is an authentic text in Pāṇinian
semantics. It is a commentary on the Vaiyākaraṇamatonmajjana compiled by the great grammarian Bhaṭṭoji
Dīkṣita (17th c.), and is written by KauṇḌabhaṭṭa, the
nephew of Bhaṭṭoji. The main intention is to refute the
objections raised by Naiyāyikas and Mīmāṃsakas on
various aspects of Pāṇinian semantics and to establish the
grammarians’ views on the subject. Vaiyākaraṇasiddhānta-bhūṣaṇasāra, an abridged version of the
Vaiyākaraṇa-bhūṣaṇa, also written by KauṇḌabhaṭṭa, is
the more famous text with more than ten commentaries
written on it.
Studies on Madhva’s
Viṣṇutattvanirṇaya
by Roque Mesquita
Madhva was an enigmatic personality
in the Indian intellectual world of the
early thirteenth century, not least
because he developed a new selfcontained Vedāntic System which had
no links to any existing traditions.
Viṣṇutattvanirṇaya is one of the best
and
greatest
in
length
among
Madhva’s ten works (daśaprakaraṇa-granthas). It enjoyed a
high status among the works of Madhva and most probably
belonged to his last written texts. As such it displays Madhva’s
fully developed and mature teaching. This book gives an
analytical outline of the text’s literary composition providing a
survey of the topics discussed therein and furnishing at the
same time the background of these topics. The purpose of
these studies is to draw the attention of English-speaking
scholars and students to the philosophical and theological
system of Madhva, which in close accordance with the idea of
analogia entis is intimately based on a twofold nature, namely
on the concept of svatantra and paratantra.
Aditya Prakashan (New Delhi), 2016,
308p., 25cm. ISBN 9788177421545
Institut
Français
de
Pondichéry
(Pondichéry) & Shree Somnath Sanskrit
University, Veraval (Gujarat), 2015, xl, 592 p,
26cm. (Regards sur l’Asie du Sud / South
Asian Perspectives no. 6; Shree Somnath
Sanskrit University Shastragrantha series no. 2)
¥ 5,040
ISBN 9788184702040
¥ 4,800
S04
Buddhist Texts and Traditions:
Selected Papers International
Conference on Buddhist Texts and
Traditions 21-23 December, 2009;
Organized by Department of Pali,
Savitribai Phule Pune University,
Pune, Nava Nalanda Mahavihara,
Nalanda & Central University of
Tibetan Studies, Sarnath, Varanasi
ed. by Mahesh A. Deokar, Pradeep
Gokhale and Lata M. Deokar
Contents: 1. Tibetan Buddhist Texts and
Traditions by Tashi Tsering;
1. Explaining the Absence of One Single
Revered Text in Theravada by Asanga
Tilakaratne; ... 23. Tibetan Lexicographical Tradition by Lata Deokar.
Deptt. of Pali, Savitribai
Phule Pune University
(Pune)
and
Central
University of Tibetan Studies,
Sarnath, (Varanasi), 2015, x,
361p., 23cm.
¥ 5,040
ISBN 9788192969718
S05
S06
Valmiki Ramayana with Selected
Commentaries
ed. by P.M. Nayak et al.; General
ed: Harekrishna Satapathy
Vol.1: Aranyakanda. - 2011,
Vol.2: Kishkindakanda. - 2012,
Vol.3: Sundarakanda. - 2013.
Provides a comprehensive view of the
epic alongwith five commentaries,
text, transliteration of the text, with
word order and meaning of each
verse followed by translation in
English.
Rashtriya Skt. Vidyapith
(Tirupati), xxii+922p. +
xxii+880p.+ xxiii+ 1010p., 29cm.
(Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha
Publication Sr.; 265, 274, 276)
¥ 6,000 (per vol.)
The Four Hundred Songs of
Love. An Anthology of
Poems from Classical Tamil.
The Akanaṉ ūṟ u.
Tr. and annotated by George L.
Hart, Regards sur líAsie du Sud
The Akanaṉūṟu is the longest collection
in the Tamil Sangam anthologies. It
is one of the seminal works of
classical India and contains
poems that are among the finest
ever written in India or anywhere
else. The aim of this translation is
to make the Akanaṉūṟu accessible to
readers who know English. It strives
for scrupulous accuracy while
keeping the felicity and poetic
quality of the original.
The Akanaṉūṟu provides an account
of the daily life of people of its
times, one more detailed than any
others that are available to us.
Institut Français de Pondichéry
(Pondichéry), 2015, xx,485p., 23
cm. (South Asian Perspectives no;
7)
¥ 5,040
ISBN 9788184702132
2
S07
Gates of the Lord: The Tradition of Krishna Paintings
ed. by Madhuvanti Ghose, with essays by Amit Ambalal et al. & contributions by Emilia
Bachrach
The Pushtimarg, a Hindu sect established in India in the 15th century, possesses a unique
culture-reaching back centuries and still vital today-in which art and devotion are
deeply intertwined. This vol., illustrated with nearly 200 vivid images, offers a new, indepth look at the Pushtimarg and its rich aesthetic traditions. The authors deftly
examine how pichvais were and still are used in the seasonal and daily veneration of
Shrinathji, an aspect of Krishna as a child who is the chief deity of the temple town of
Nathdwara in Rajasthan.
Mapin Pub. (Ahmedabad), 2015, 176p., full of. col. illus., 31cm.
ISBN 9789385360053
¥14,460
S08
Kalamkari Temple Hangings by Anna L. Dallapiccola; intro. by Anna
L. Dallapiccola and Rosemary Crill
The nineteen pieces in this book are all from the V&A collection. This is the first time they
have been fully illustrated with complete translations of all their Telugu summary of the story
it tells-whether a version of the Ramayana or an epic celebrating a local hero-as well
as a detailed “frame-by-frame” analysis of the narrative as it unfolds on the textile.
Mapin Pub. (Ahmedabad), 2015, 192p.,(120)col. illus., (1)col. map, bib., gloss.,
29cm. ISBN 9789385360046
S09
¥ 12,180
Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies, Vol.19: Acintyabhedhābheda
Vaiṣṇava Philosophy
ed. by Karl H. Potter
Motilal (Delhi), 2015, 412p., bib., gloss., ind., 25cm.
¥ 7,200
ISBN 9788120839977
(Standing order for this series are accepted; Vols. 1-18 are available)
Shadows of Gods: An Archive and Its Images
by Gopinath Sricandane
S10
This slim, richly illustrated coffee-table book chronicles the history of the photo archive of
the Institut Français de Pondichéry and the École française
d’Extrême-Orient. With more than 1,35,000 images, the archive is a unique resource for
visual information about South India in the second half of the twentieth century,
particularly its temple art. It is the photographic evidence from this archive that
helped solve some high-profile cases of stolen antiquities in Tamil Nadu.
Inst. Français de Pondichéry (Pondichéry), 2016, 84p., 24cm.
ISBN 9788184702156
¥ 4,320
3
Tantric Studies: Fruits of a Franco-German Project on Early Tantra
S11
ed. by Dominic Goodall et al.
The principal works that have emerged from our stimulating projecton ‘Early Tantra’ are
critical editions and translations of previously unpublished primary material, which have
begun to appear in this new series. This volume complements those publications by
gathering together some of the fruits, direct and indirect, of the wide-ranging discussions
that took place during the project’s workshops. By way of introduction, the volume opens
with an attempt by the editors to draw together our findings about the “shared ritual syntax”
of some of the earliest known works of the tantric traditions, with a particular emphasis on
the Buddhist Mañjuśriyamūlakalpa and the ›aiva Niśvāsatattvasaṃhitā.
Inst. Français de Pondichéry (Pondichéry), 2016, xxix+306p., (10)col. & (10)b&w pls. ind.,
25cm. (Collection Indologie; 131 / Early Tantra Sr.; 4)
Nature, Tradition and Originality: A Collection of Essays
ISBN 9788184702118
by Kapila Vatsyayan
¥ 3,360
S12
The present volume is based on articles written by Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan over a period of
four decades.
The article in the first section, Alternate Paradigms of Knowledge, deals with
evolution of categories in the Indian context. The next article on Indriyas is concerned with the
question of the sense perceptions in the Indian tradition. In another major section, the
focus is on Śiva, Śiva as represented in architecture and sculpture and Śiva as was manifested
in a major exhibition curated by Stella Kramrisch in Philadelphia. In another section the focus
shifts from Śiva to Krishna, and similarly traces the history of the representation of Krishna
in the Indian arts through sculpture and paintings from sources ranging from the
Bhagavatapuråƒa to the multiple traditions of miniature paintings.
Aditya Prakashan (New Delhi), 2016, x,214p., (29)figs., (34)pls.(10 col.), 29cm.
(Śatapiṭaka Series; 652) ISBN 9788177421408
S13
¥ 10,080
Bod Kyi mdzes rtsal Kun btus, ri mo sgyu rtsal, Sikhron thang ga:
Collection of Tibetan Fine Art
compiled by Khams Skal bzang ye shes and Tshe ring gyur med
Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang (Sikhron), 2015, 266p., full of col. illus., 34×30cm.
ISBN 9787540956806
¥ 101,700
Bod Kyi mdzes rtsal Kun btus, rimo sgyu rtsal, mtsho sngon ldebs ris:
Collection of Tibetan Fine Art
compiled by Skal bzang íbum and Klu rdeíu rta mgrin skyabs
Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang (Sikhron), 2015, 264p., full of col. illus., 34×30cm.
ISBN 9787540956813
4
¥ 101,700
S14
NARTHANG KANJUR 100 Volumes - size 37×24 cm. (101 Bindings)
Lokesh Chandra (ed.)
The Narthang edition of the Tibetan Kanjur was initiated by Pho-lha-nas at an auspicious moment on 5 October
1730. The engraving of the xylographs was begun on the basis of the old Narthang edition which was handwritten
during the years 1312- 1320. This edition was supplemented by the catalogues of Tshal-pa, Bu-ston and others.
The engraving was completed on 21 February 1732. In the middle of 1733 the first xylographed set was presented
to the Panchen Lama for his blessings. Its printing blocks were deposited in the Narthang monastery, where they
were preserved till recently. The blocks have been destroyed in the political upheavals of the Chinese occupation.
As the xylographs have perished, the set has become extremely rare. The Narthang edition was the first to be
analysed into English by Alexander Csoma de Koros. His ‘Analysis’ appeared in 1836-39. In this first ever attempt
to survey the vast Tibetan Buddhist Canon, he opened up vistas of the treasures of art and thought, literature and
philosophy, grammar and lexicography, medicine and metallurgy, astronomy and alchemy and other branches of
learning of India hidden in the Tibetan language. This ‘Analysis’ became a foundation for the interpretation
of another discipline: the Chinese translations of Sanskrit texts could now be correlated to their original
Sanskrit titles. Since then this edition has been a must for the understanding of Tibetan Buddhism. The Narthang
Kanjur has seven major divisions: Vinaya, Prajñā-pāramitā, Ratnakūṭa. Avataṁsaka, Sūtra, Parinirvāṇa and Tantra.
The detailed contents are as follows:
vols.
1-13
14-25
26-28
29-31
32
33
Ḥdul-ba (Vinaya)
Ḥbum (Prajñāpāramitā)
Ñi-khri (Pañcaviṁśati-sāhasrikā)
Khri-brgyad (Aṣṭādaśa-sāhasrikā)
Śes-khri (Daśa-sāhasrikā)
Brgyad-stoṅ (Aṣṭa-sāhasrikā)
(Śatapiṭaka Series; 501-600)
(Last available set)
KA-PA
KA-NA
KA-GA
KA - GA
KA
KA
34
35-40
41-46
47-77
78-79
80-100A
100B
S16
The Iconography of Hindu Tantric Deities,
2 Volumes (Bound in one)
KA
KA-CHA
KA-CHA
KA-KI
KA, KHA
KA-ZHA
¥ 603,600 (set)
ISBN 978-81-86471-18-0
S15
Vṛttamālāstuti of Jñānaśrīmitra with
Śākyarakṣitaís Vṛttamālā(stuti)vivṛti
(Critical Edition)
VOLUME I: The Pantheon of the Mantramahodadhi;
VOLUME II: The Pantheons of the Prapañcasāra and
the Śāradātilaka by Gudrun Bühnemann
This book deals with the iconography of Hindu
deities as presented in Sanskrit texts. Volume one
presents the 108 deity descriptions extracted from the
sixteenth-century North Indian Mantramahodadhi by
Mahīdhara. Each entry includes the Sanskrit text in
transliteration, a literal translation, a note on the
distribution of the iconographic attributes and
explanatory notes on the deities, taking into account
similar descriptions found in other Sanskrit texts.
Volume two compares for the first time deity
descriptions extracted from two earlier and closely
related texts, the anonymous Prapañcasāra and
Lakṣmaƒadeśikaís Śāradātilaka (twelfth century). The
Sanskrit text of the 78 deity descriptions extracted from
the Prapañcasāra and the 101 descriptions from the
Śāradātilaka is presented with a literal translation
and remarks on the iconography.
Aditya Prakashan (New Delhi), 2016, revised edn.,
808p., (208)illus., (62 col.), appendices, bib., indexes,
25cm.
ISBN 9788177421606
Khri sna-tshogs (other Prajñāpāramitās)
Dkon-brtsegs (Ratnakūṭa)
Phal-chen (Avataṁsaka)
Mdo-sde (Sūtra)
Myaṅ-ḥdas (Parinirvāṇa)
Rgyud (Tantra)
Dkar-chag (Catalogue)
¥ 11,280
Edited by Michael Hahn; Revised by S. S.
Bahulkar, Lata Mahesh Deokar & M. A. Deokar
The Vṛttamālāstuti or “Praise in the Form of a
Garland of Metres Counted by Syllables” is a
unique piece of literature composed by
Jñānaśrīmitra,
who
taught
Buddhist
philosophy and other subjects at the
university of Vikramaśīla in the first half of the
11th century. This work illustrates 150 metres in the
form of a hymn, as indicated by its title. The
addressee is the Bodhisattva Mañjuśrī. With great
ingenuity Jñānaśrīmitra manages to include the name
of each metre in the respective stanza in such a
manner that it becomes a natural part of the praise of
Mañjuśrī. Some of the names of the metres have no
independent meaning. The author therefore uses
various devices so that those words can fit in the
praise of Mañjuśrī. The commentary (Vivṛti) is a
most welcome aid for understanding the
intricacies of Jñānaśrīmitraís composition.
Deshana (Pune) & Aditya Prakashan (New Delhi),
2016, 177p., bib., 23cm. (Studia Indo-Buddhica 1)
ISBN 9788177421613
5
¥ 2,880
S17
S19
Husain’s Raj:
Art and Erotica: Khajuraho
Visions of Empire and Nation
Sumathi Ramaswamy
The book forefronts the ludic
quality in the work of Maqbool
Fida
Husain,
independent
India’s most iconic modernist
and also arguably its most playful.
The book focuses on a series of
paintings in which the artist
offers a postcolonial visual
commentary on the erstwhile
colonial world in which he had been
born and raised.
S21
photographed by Raghu Rai
introduction by Usha Rai
A pictorial book on Khajuraho, by
one
of
the
Indiaís
best
photographer, Raghu Rai.
Niyogi (New Delhi), 2016, 123p.,
(30)col. pls., (61)b&w pls., 32cm.
ISBN 9788192693903
¥ 12,180
S20
Marg (Mumbai), 2016, 144p., full
of col. illus., ind., 32cm. (Marg,
Vol.67 No. 4, June 2016)
ISBN 9789383243136 ¥ 11,400
S18
Archaeology of Bhakti
II: Royal Bhakti, Local
Bhakti
The Illustrated Baburnama
Som Prakash Verma
This book presents the Persian
Baburnama, a key primary source
and the earliest record of Baburís
memories. The authoritative
translation uses paintings from
the original work and draws on
contemporary texts of the
period to delve into the history of
the legendary Mughal ruler. It
provides a fresh treatment of the
source material and highlights
vivid accounts of the historical
events of the time.
Routledge
(Oxon),
2016,
xii+454p., several col. pls.,
(22)figs., appendices., gloss., bib.,
ind., 25cm
ISBN 9781138668072 ¥22,800
S22
Emmanuel Francis et al. (ed.)
Mapping with Figures: the
Evolving Art of K.S.
Radhakrishnan
Siva R. Kumar
The book is a highly focussed study
on the artist’s works from the last
fifteen years which offers an
insightful account on the significance
of Radhakrishnan in contemporary
Indian art. Siva Kumarís essay on the
sculptural
journey
of
K.S.
Radhakrishnan is an art historical
gem useful for the serious covers of
art.
Mapin Pub. (Ahmedabaad), 2015,
113p., many col. pls., 26cm.
ISBN 9781935677710
¥ 7,920
This volume is the fruit of the
2nd work-shop-cum-conference
on the “Archaeoloy of Bhakti”,
which took place from 31st July to
13th August 2013 in the
Pondicherry centre of the Ecole
francaise
d’Extreme-Orient.
“Royal Bhakti, local bhakti” was
the topic of the scholarly
encounter and is the central
theme of the present volume,
which attempts to clarify the roles
of kings, local elites and devotional
communities in the development of
bhakti.
Inst. Français de (Pondichéry),
2016, 609p., (71)figs., ind., 26cm.
(Collection Indologie; 132)
ISBN 9788184702125 ¥5,280
6
The Sun Temple of Konark
Anil Dey
The Sun Temple has been
recognised as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site and is considered
one of the seven wonders of
India. This seminal volume is the
result of extensive research by the
author into not only the history
and legends related to the
temple, but also the legends on
the temple.
Niyogi (New Delhi), 2016, 467p.,
full of col. illus., ind., (20)tabs.,
26cm.
ISBN 9789385285431
¥6,060
S23
The Iconography of Hindu Tantric Deities, 2 Vols. (Bound in one)
Gudrun Bühnemann
Vol. I: The Pantheon of the Mantra- mahodadhi; Vol.II: The Pantheons of the
Prapañcasāra and the Śāradātilaka.
This book deals with the iconography of Hindu deities as presented in Sanskrit
texts. It consists of two volumes in a single binding. Volume one presents the 108
deity descriptions extracted from the sixteenth-century North Indian
Mantramahodadhi by Mahīdhara. Each entry includes the Sanskrit text in
transliteration, a literal translation, a note on the distribution of the iconographic
attributes and explanatory notes on the deities, taking into account similar
descriptions found in other Sanskrit texts. Volume two compares for the first time
deity descriptions extracted from two earlier and closely related texts, the
anonymous Prapañcasāra and Lakṣmaṇadeśikaís Śāradātilaka (twelfth century).
The Sanskrit text of the 78 deity descriptions extracted from the Prapañcasāra and
the 101 descriptions from the Śāradātilaka is presented with a literal translation and
remarks on the iconography.
Aditya Prak. (New Delhi), 2016, rev. edn., 808p., (208)illus.(62 col.), appendices,
bib., indexes, 25cm.
ISBN 9788177421606
¥12,000
S24
India and Southeast Asia:
Archaeology, Art, Culture &
Religion Felicitation Volume in
Honour of Professor
Sachchidanand Sahai,
2 vols., C.P. Sinha (ed.)
This work embodies research
scholars
in
papers from
honour
of
Dr.
Sachchidananda Sahai, a scholars
of ancient history, culture, art
and archaeology of South East Asia.
BRPC (Delhi), 2016, lxxii+390p.,
(105) col. pls., (88)b&w pls.,
(2)maps, 29cm.
ISBN 9789350502792
¥ 28,500 (set)
S25
S26
The History of Janakpurdham:
A Study of Asceticism and the
Hindu Polity
Richard Burghart
Martin Gaenszle (ed. and intro.)
This book provides a very detailed
ethno- history of Janakpurdham in
the Nepal Tarai and its religious
significance in what was then the
Hindu kingdom of Nepal.
Himal Books (Kathmandu),
2016, xxx+490p., (2)tabs.,
(14)b&w pls., (1)map., bib.,
24cm.
ISBN 9789937597289 ¥ 7,140
7
Ratna Style Temples with
an Ambulatory: Selected
Temple Concepts in
Bengal and the
Kathmandu Valley
Raimund O.A. Becker-Ritterspach
This study deals with a special form of
Śikhara temple with an
the
ambulatory surrounding the cella.
This temple design is common in
Bengal and the Kathmandu Valley,
and shows a great variety among the
two local traditions. The subject
matter draws on my longstanding
interest, which spans several decades.
Himal Books (Kathmandu),
2016, 127p., (2)tabs., gloss.,
abb., (37)figs., (46)b&w plates,
(9)col. pls., 25×22cm.
ISBN 9789937597296(pb)
¥ 7,320
S27
VISIBLE HERITAGE
ed. by Rob Linrothe and Heinrich Pöll
Lost and Gone Forever: Notes on the Demolition of the Red Temple of Hunder by
Noor Jahan Chunka and Gerald
Kozicz;
The Munshi House in Leh: A Building History by John Harrison;
The Old Stupa of Matho by Gerald Kozicz;
History
by Heinrich Poll;
The Life of Buddha ݌kyamuni in the Byams pa lha khang of Basgo, Ladakh by Verena Ziegler.
¥ 14,640
ISBN 9788192450278
S28
Temple Architecture and Imagery of South and Southeast Asia:
Ed. by Parul Pandya Dhar & Gerd J.R.
Mevissen
Foreword by Kapila Vatsyayan
In cooperation with Indian Art History Congress and Devangana
Desai
This volume is a tribute to Professor M.A. Dhakyís profound and influential
make this book
unfold many layers of the temples imagery, taking a broad view
Aryan Books (New Delhi), , 2016, lxxii+454p., (28)col. & (352)b&w illus., 31cm.
¥ 22,800
ISBN 9788173055508
8
9. Pattanaik, Devdutt: My Gita, illus. by the author.
Philosophy
1.
― New Delhi, Rupa, 2015, 248p., 20cm.
ISBN 9788129137708 (pb)
¥ 1,200
Brahma, Nalini Kanta: Hindu spirituality: an
appreciation. ― Delhi, PHI Learning, 2013, vi+136p.,
¥ 2,400
26cm. ISBN 9788120347120
In this work, acclaimed mythologist Pattanaik demystifies the
Bhagvad Gita for the contemporary reader. His unique
approach-thematic rather than verse-by-verse-makes the ancient
treatise eminently accessible, combined as it is with his trademark
illustrations and simple diagrams.
2. Classical Indian thought and the English language:
perspectives and problems, ed. by Mohini Mullick et al.
― New Delhi, ICPR, 2015, vi+320p., 23cm. ISBN
9788124608272
¥ 3,480
10. Sankṣipta Yogavāsisṭḥa, 2 vols., Hindi tr. of the
Supreme Yoga of Swami Venkatesanand, tr. by Veena
Sharma. ― Delhi, Pratibha Prak., 2016, 798p., (6)b&w
pls., 25cm.
ISBN 9788177023817
¥ 19,500 (set)
3. Encyclopaedia of Indian philosophies, Vol.19:
Acintyabhedhabheda Vaisnava philosophy, ed. by Karl
H. Potter. ― Delhi, Motilal, 2015, 412p., bib., gloss., ind.,
25cm. ISBN 978812080000
¥8,160
11. The Sarvadarśanasamgraha of Mādhavacārya
or review of the different systems of Hindu
philosophy, tr. by E.B. Cowell et al., with an intro. by
Radhavallabh Tripathi. ― New Delhi, DK Printworld,
2016, xviii+300p., app., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788124608425
¥ 3,240
4. The idea of surplus: Tagore and contemporary
human sciences, ed. by Mrinal Miri. ― Oxon,
Routledge, 2016, xiii+254p., (6)col. pls., ind., 23cm. ISBN
9781138639911
¥ 3,660
This book provides an analytical understanding of some of
Tagore’s most contested and celebrated works and ideas. It
reflects on his aesthetic worldview, his critique of
nationalism and the idea of ‘surplus in man’ underlying his life and
works.
The book has been recomposed, making it more reader-friendly
diacritics marks have also been changed according to the presentday usage.
12. Swami, Anita et al.: A conceptual dictionary of
technical terms in Yoga philosophy. ― Delhi,
Vidyanidhi Prak., 2015, 312p., (13)col. diagrams, bib.,
25cm. ISBN 9789380651668
¥ 6,300
5. Living with religious diversity, ed. by Sonia Sikka et al.
― Oxon, Routledge, 2016, xxx+250p., (8)figs., 23cm.
ISBN 9781138639720
¥ 3,660
The book comprises 145 technical terms of immense importance
that were identified and extracted from 15 original
Sanskrit Yoga Texts such as Yogasutras, Vyasabhasya,
Tattvavaisaradi, Yogavarttika and their commentaries.
6. Meditation in Brahmasutras: a study of Brahmasutras in
the third and fourth Adhyayas, referring to the
commentaries of Shankaracharya, Ramanujacharya and
Madhvacharya,
and
to Raghavendratirtha’s
‘Tantradipika’., by Raghavendra Katti. ― Pune,
Raghavendra Katti, 2015, xxxii+592p., 23cm.
ISBN 9789352359431
¥ 3,600
7. Mesquita,
Roque: Studies
on
Viṣṇutattvanirṇaya. ― New Delhi,
Aditya Prak., 2016, 308p., bib., 25cm.
ISBN 9788177421545
¥ 4,800
13. Tattvatrayam, with ‘Tattvavivechani’ Hindi
commentary by Swami Tribhuvanadas. ― Delhi,
Chaukhambha Skt. Pratisthan, 2015, xxxvi+182p.,
23cm. (The Vrajajivan Prachyabharati Granthamala;
185) ISBN 9788170846573
¥ 1,800
Madhva’s
14. Tiwari, Devendra Nath et al.: Language, being and
cognition: philosophy of language and analysis;
contemporary perspective. ― Guwahati, Astha Pub.,
2014, xxxii+478p., ind., 25cm.
ISBN 9781634159401
¥ 2,160
Viṣṇutattvanirṇaya is one of the best and greatest in
works
length
among
Madhva’s
ten
(daśaprakaraṇa-granthas). This book gives an
analytical outline of the text’s literary
composition providing a survey of the topics
discussed therein and furnishing at the same time the
background of these topics, and will draw the attention
of English speaking scholars to the philosophical and
theological system of Madhva.
Based on infusion with thought, analysis of concepts as they flash or
figure in by language are remarkable contributions of the book in the
field of philosophy proper. It is of high interest of academia to find a
philosophy here in this book for which philosophical reflections are not
only based on but are confined to the intelligible being of language and
meaning. The book works out nicely with the powers of language.
15. The Yogadarśana: comprising Yogasūtra with
Vyāsabhāṣya, original and Romanized Sanskrit with
English translation and notes, tr. by Ganganath Jha & ed.
by Ram Nath Jha. ― Delhi, Vidyanidhi Prak., 2016, 384p.,
23cm. ISBN 9789385539169
¥ 4,860
8. Nicholson, Andrew J.: Unifying Hinduism: philosophy and
identity in Indian intellectual history. ― Ranikhet,
Permanent Black, 2015, xii+266p., bibl., ind., 22cm.
ISBN 9788178244730 (pb)
¥ 2,040
16. Zeldin, Theodore: The hidden pleasures of life: a new
way of remembering the past and imagining the future. ―
Ranikhet, Permanent Black, 2015, 430p., ind.,
22cm. ISBN 9788178244679 (pb)
¥ 2,400
Drawings on the writings of philosophers from late medieval and
early modern traditions, the author shows how influential thinkers
portrayed Vedanta philosophy as the ultimate unifier of diverse
belief systems. This project paved the way for the work of later
Hindu reformers whose teachings promoted the notion that all
world religions belong to a single spiritual unity.
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17. Adhikari, Gyanendra Prasad “Hanson”: Hindu
philosophy: practical and moral values. ― Kathmandu,
Gyanendra Prasad Adhikari “Hanson”, 2015,
xv+134p., some of b&w illus., 23cm.
ISBN 9802021234
¥ 6,120
18. Advaitamrtam: commemorating the birth centenary
celebrations of Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda, ed.
by Sandhya Sunder et al. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int.,
2015, 400p., 25cm.
ISBN 9789380864266
¥ 2,640
The commemorative volume is a compendium of articles authored
by some of the most authoritative voices in Advaita today. Presenting
the many facets of Advaita, this collection will strengthen the links
between scholar and seeker and widen the community of practice of
Advaita.
19. Agarwal, Satya P. et al.: Practical Vedanta movement:
Prasthanatraya widened to “Panch-Shastraî, in
collaboration with Will Tuttle. ― Delhi, New Age
Books, 2016, xiii+277p., 23cm.
ISBN 9788178224770
¥ 1,440
20. Alternative standpoints: a tribute to Bhattacharyya,
ed. by Madhumita Chattopadhyay. ― Kolkata, Centre
of Advanced Study in Philosophy, 2015, xxii+258p.,
ind., 23cm. ISBN 9788192570297
¥ 3,240
The anthology is a tribute to Kalidas Bhattacharyya, the eminent
thinker of twentieth-century India, on his birth centenary by his
students. A distinguished philosopher and an academician,
Prof. Bhattacharyya presented philosophy in an original way
with scientific spirit.
26. Bhattacharyya, Kalidas: The fundamentals
K.C. Bhattacharyya’s philosophy, ed. with a new
intro. by Shefali Moitra, 2nd edn. ― New Delhi,
ICPR, 2016, x+204p., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788124608418
of
¥ 2,640
This monograph deals with Krishnachandra Bhattacharyya’s epistemic
and metaphysical line of thought from the definite to the indefinite, from
the objective level to the higher levels of subjectivity, and from
association to dissociation or freedom leading to an alternation between
knowledge and freedom. Both definiteness and indefiniteness have been
identified.
27. Buhnemann, Gudrun: The iconography of Hindu
tantric deities, 2 vols. (bound in one), rev. edn. ― New
Delhi, Aditya Prak., 2016, 808p., (208)illus., (62)col.,
app., bib., ind., 25cm.
ISBN 9788177421606
¥ 12,000
28.
Dey, Debamitra: Theories of illusion in Indian
philosophy. ― New Delhi, DK Printworld, 2015,
xi+136p., bib., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788124608296
¥ 1,860
29.
Essays on Sri Aurobindo, ed. by Aparajita
Mukhopadhyay. ― Kolkata, Centre for Sri Aurobindo
Studies, 2015, vi+288p., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788192570280
¥ 4,020
This anthology is a collection of eleven papers written by the
distinguished scholars from different parts of India and abroad. This book
presents a panorama of Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy from different
perspectives.
30.
21. Aptamimamsa (Devāgamastotra) of Ācārya
Samantabhadra = Deep reflection on the omniscient
Lord, Sans. Text, with Hindi, and English tr., ed. by
Vijay K. Jain. ― Dehradun, Vikalp Printers, 2016,
xxiv+200p., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 8190363980
¥ 2,040
Ethics and culture: some contemporary Indian
reflections, Vol.2, ed. by Indrani Sanyal. ― Kolkata,
Jadavpur, 2015, vi+266p., (2)appendices, ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788192570273
¥ 3,060
The present anthology is a collection of eleven articles on
distinguished thinkers of contemporary India about values in
general written by the members of the Value Group, Centre of
Advanced Study in Philosophy, Jadavpur University.
22. Balasubramanian,
R.:
Primal
spirituality,
31. F. Max Muller: The six systems of Indian philosophy,
philosophical knowledge and plenary experience, ed. by
new impression. ― New Delhi, DK Printworld, 2016,
Dilip Kumar Rana. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2010,
xxvii+478p., ind., 22cm.
xi+124p., 21cm. (Chinmayagranthapushpam; 8) ISBN
ISBN 9788124608388 (pb)
¥ 2,460
9789380864020 (pb)
¥ 1,200
The book offers a survey of Indian philosophy and a historical
perspective on the different schools of philosophy which emerged
23. Balasubramanian, R.: Synthesis of Yoga, series editor by
in ancient India.
Dilip Kumar Rana. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2010,
xiii+98p., 21cm. (Chinmayagranthapushpam; 6) ISBN 32. The Holy Geeta, commentary by Swami
9789380864006 (pb)
¥ 1,020
Chinmayananda. ― Reprint: Mumbai, Chinmaya
Mission, 2015, xxxi+1274p., 23cm.
24. Balasubramanian, R.: Systems of Vedanta and
ISBN 9788175970748
¥ 1,620
Kashmir Saivism (c. A.D. 300-1000). ― Ernakulam,
Chinmaya Int., 2011, xvii+164p., ind., 21cm. 33.
(Chinmaya Research Sr.; 2)
ISBN 9789380864044 (pb)
¥ 1,200
25. The Bhagavad Gita by Winthrop Sergeant. ― New
Delhi, Aleph, 2016, 304p., 22cm.
ISBN 9789383064151 (pb)
¥ 1,200 34.
10
Holy Gita ready reference: a compendium of questions
and answers with an alphabetical index of the
padas and Gita Astottarasata Namavali. ― Reprint:
Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2012, xvii+652p., 23cm.
ISBN 9788190372800
¥ 1,980
Iyengar, Prashant S.: Ashtanga Yoga of Patanjali:
philosophy, religion, culture, ethos and practices. ―
Delhi, New Age Books, 2016, 888p., (Yog Tradition of
India, Book; 1) ISBN 9788178224800
¥ 3,060
35. Iyengar, Prashant S.: Discourses on Yog. ― Delhi, New
Age Books, 2016, 448p., gloos. (The Yog Tradition of
India Sr.; 2) ISBN 9788178224817
¥ 2,040
36. Jha, V.N.: An introduction to classical Indian research
methodology, 3 DVDs. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int.,
2014, 19×14cm.
¥ 3,060 (set)
37. Jha, V.N.: Logic of Paramarsa, series editor: Dilip
Kumar Rana. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2010,
xiv+44p., bib., 19cm. (Chinmayagranthapushpam; 7)
ISBN 9789380864013 (pb)
¥ 1,020
38. Kumar, Kamakhya et al.: Human consciousness and
yogic science. ― New Delhi, DK Printworld, 2016,
xi+204p., bib., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788124608401
¥ 2,340
39. Nambudiri, P.M. Vasudevan: Payyūr Bhaṭṭas and
Pūrva mimāṃsa literature, ed. by K.H. Subrahmanian. ―
New Delhi, New Bharatiya Book Corpn., 2016,
vi+222p., (4)col. illus., bib., 23cm.
ISBN 9788183152846
¥ 2,820
40. Nyāyasiddhāntamuktāvalī, 2 parts, by Nṛsiṁhdev.
― Reprint: New Delhi, Meharchand Lachhmandas
Publ., 2014, 372p., 23cm.
¥ 3,540 (set)
48.
The book is as much a recollection of Sorabji’s childhood and his
scholarly life at Oxford as it is a philosophical reflection on issues
as varied and complex as whether animals have reason or
whether Gandhi could be considered an ethical role model.
49.
Tarkasangraha of Annambhaṭṭa: a treatise on Indian
logic and epistemology, lectures by Prof. V.N. Jha, 11
DVDs. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2009, 16cm.
¥ 4,500 (set)
50.
Utpaladeva, philosopher of recognition, ed. by Torella
Raffaele et al. ― Delhi, DK Printworld, 2015,
viii+453p., ISBN 9788124608432
¥ 5,280
Papers presented at an international seminar on “Utpaladeva,
Philosopher of Recognition” held at Indian Institute of
Advanced Study, Shimla during 20-2, August 2010.
51.
Vaisnavism in India and abroad, ed. by C. Upender
Rao. ― Delhi, EBL, 2016, xiv+132p., ind., 23cm. ISBN
9788178542881
¥ 1,620
52.
The Vedāntasaṅgraha of Ramaraya Kavi: essentials
of Vedanta, ed. with intro., English tr., and annotation
by R. Balasubramanian et al., general ed: Dilip Kumar
Rana, 2nd edn. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2014,
xlviii+174p., 25cm. (Chinmaya Ramarayakavi Sr.; I)
ISBN 9789380864136
¥ 1,440
Part I: PṛatyakṣakhaṇḌa, with Prabhā comm., ISBN:
9788192910802. Part II: Kārikāvalī, with the Vivṛati
“Saubhāgyavatī”, ISBN: 9788192910819.
41. Parnerkar, Vishnu Ramchandra: Poornvad: reinterpretation of Indian philosophy. ― New Delhi,
New Bharatiya Book Corpn., 2016, xxiv+436p., 23cm.
ISBN 9788183152907
¥ 4,860
An important and fundamental text on Advaita philosophy.
53.
42. Philosophy in colonial India, ed. by Sharad Deshpande. ―
Delhi, Springer, 2015, vii+272p., 23cm.
ISBN 9788132222224
¥ 23,997
43. Reconstructing folk psychology: the Indian
perspective, ed. by Proyash Sarkar et al. ― Kolkata,
54.
Centre of Advanced Study in Philosophy, 2015,
vi+112p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 9788192611402 ¥ 1,680
44. Sanyal, Indrani: Modality, essence and possible
worlds. ― New Delhi, D.K. Printworld, 2015, 292p
bib., ind., 23cm. ISBN 9788192570266
¥ 3,660
Ten essays by the author in the domain of Anglo-American Analytic
Philosophy, discussing major philosophers like
W.V.O. Quine, Ruth Barcan Marcus, Pranab Kumar Sen,
David Wiggins and Ludwig Wittgenstein etc.
46. Sharma, Veena: Advaita Vedanta and Akan: inquiry
into an Indian and African ethos. ― Shimla, Indian
Inst. of Adv. Study, 2015, xi+230p., 23cm.
ISBN 9789382396215
¥ 2,640
47. Sinha, Jadunath: Indian philosophy, 3 vols. ― Reprint
Delhi, Motilal, 2016, xxi+2194p., 26cm.
ISBN 9788120816039
¥ 24,000(set)
World peace through Indian wisdom, ed.
By C. Upender Rao. ― Delhi, EBL, 2016,
xxiii+440p., ind., 23cm. ISBN 9788178542898 The
book contains papers from scholars to explore the new
insights on the topic of World Peace based on Vedic, Buddhist,
Jain and Indian philosophical systems
¥ 5,880
The Saundaryalaharī of
Śaṅkarācārya: a translation and
commentary on the Ānandalaharī, 2nd rev. and enlarged
edn., by Nitya Chaitanya Yati. ―
New Delhi, DK Printworld, 2015,
xix+260p., ind., 25cm.
ISBN 9788124608104
¥ 5,280
This book comprises the first part of
Saundarya Laharī (The Upsurging Billow of Beauty),
popularly known as Ananda Laharī, covering the first forty- one
verses. This tenth-century hymn to the Devi is a poetic restatement
by the philosopher Sankara of his strict Advaita Vedanta monism.
The present commentary by Guru Nitya Chaitanya Yati grew out of
his class of intimates.
45. Sen, Madhucchanda: Externalism and the mental. ―
New Delhi, OUP, 2015, xii+204p., ind., 23cm. ISBN
9780199453603
¥ 2,940
The book analyses how an understanding built on compartmentalized
categories has stifled the process of philosophical thinking.
Sorabji, Richard: Talking philosophy, in conversation
with Ramin Jahanbegloo. ― New Delhi, OUP, 2015,
xiv+140p., 23cm. ISBN 9780199462889
¥ 2,040
55.
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An amazing autobiography of a Siddha Yogi - Khoka
Bhattacharya, Vols.1&2 (comb.), by Yogacharya
Pandit Panchanan the World I (Jagat O Ami), tr. and ed.
by Swami Satyeswarananda. ― San Diego, Sanskrit
Classics, 2015, xviii+942p., (59)b&w illus., 23cm.
(The Biographical Series of the Sanskrit Classics)
ISBN 9781877854552
¥ 2,820
56.
The Arthasamgraha of Laugaksi Bhaskara, ed. by 64. The Lord’s lay (The Bhagavad Gita): on the breath in
A.B. Gajendragadkar et al., Skt. text with English
everybody’s life, in the light of the science of breath
translation. ― Reprint: Delhi, Motilal, 2016,
Kriya Pranayam, by Swami Satyeswarananda Giri. ―
xxxii+294p. ISBN 9788120814431 (pb)
¥ 1,380
San Diego, Sanskrit Classics, 2015, xviii+310p.,
This book is a compendium dealing with the topics of Purva
(12)b&w illus., 23cm. (The Scriptural Series of the
Mimamsa. Being a text for beginners, the language is
Sanskrit Classics) ISBN 9781877854576
characterized by simplicity and brevity, even in the treatment of
difficult problems.
¥ 1,620
Bhagavadgita: the dialogue between, Sri Krsna
65. Mahamuni Babaji and his legacy, by Swami
and Arjuna, including Sanskrit text, Roman
Satyeswarananda Giri Babaji Maharaj, rev. and
transliteration, English tr. and comm. from Sanskrit to
enlarged 5th edn. ― San Diego, Sanskrit Classics,
Portuguese by Gloria Arieira, tr. from Portuguese to
2008,
xxiii+1096p., (217)b&w illus., 23cm. (The
English by Ricky Toledano. ― Delhi, Motilal, 2016,
Sanskrit
Classics Biographical Series)
395p., 23cm. ISBN 9788120840119
¥ 2,820
ISBN
9781877854347
¥ 3,060
58. Birge, John Kingsley: The Bekhtashi order of
dervishes. ― Reprint: New Delhi, Cosmo Publ., 2015, 66. Mahamuni Balaji’s the original kriya: Pranayam: the
xiv+370p., bib., 23cm. ISBN 9788130717722
science of breath, by Swami Satyeswarananda Giri
¥ 3,660
Babaji Maharaj (Vidyaratna Babaji), rev. 2nd edn. ―
This is a revised edition of an older work which remains the
San Diego, Sanskrit Classics, 2005, xii+652p.,
primary English source of information about the beliefs,
(127)b&w illus., 23cm. (Kriya Series of the Sanskrit
practices, and history of the Betkashi Sufi order
Classics) ISBN 9781877854422
¥ 1,860
59. Dalmiya, Vrinda: Caring to know: comparative care 67. Maharaj, Swami Satyeswaranand Giri: The journey of
ethics, feminist epistemology, and the Mahabharata.
a Himalayan hermit: in quest of truth; self within
― New Delhi, OUP, 2016, xi+328p., bib., ind., 23cm.
eternal silence .... ― San Diego, Sanskrit Classics,
ISBN 9780199464760
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2012, xxviii+388p., 23cm. (The Sanskrit Classics
57.
As a venture in the emerging field of comparative feminist
philosophy, this work goes against the current trend of
considering ‘caring’ and ‘knowing’ as independent to each
other. It argues for what can be called a care-based 68.
epistemology modeled on the now-familiar care ethics.
60.
Biographical Series)
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¥ 1,620
Matilal, Bimal Krishna: Perception: an essay on
classical Indian theories of knowledge. ― Delhi,
Motilal, 2016, xvi+438p., bib., ind., (Indian logic and
epistemology Sr.; 1)
ISBN 9788120840638
¥ 4,020
Naiskarmyasiddhi: an elucidation of Advaita by
Suresvara, ed. with intro. English tr., annotation,
and indices by R. Balasubramanian. ― Ernakulam,
Chinmaya Int., 2016, 580p., app., ind., 25cm. ISBN
9789380864396
¥ 4,260
A descriptive catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts in the
collection of the Asiatic Society: The Asiatic Society
collection, Vol.1: Tantra manuscripts, ed. by Satya
Ranjan Banerjee, comp. by Bibekananda Banerjee. ― 69.
Kolkata, Asiatic Society, 2016, xix+832p.,23cm.
ISBN 9789381574348
¥ 7,320
61. Frawely, David: Shiva: the lord of yoga. ― Delhi,
Motilal, 2016, 296p., appendices., ind., 23cm.ISBN
9788178224848
¥1,620
This work, one of the four important works in the siddhiVamadeva presents the depths of Shiva as the lord of yoga in
words of vision, as he himself is a devout sadhaka. It is
pleasure to travel along with him in a journey of devotion and
purity, of creativity and beauty, so that we may discover the
means of fulfilling our ultimate destiny.
62.
63.
Hariharananda, Paramahamsa: Kriya yoga: the
scientific process of soul culture and the essence of all
religions. ― Reprint: Delhi, Motilal, 2016, xx,264p.,
(46)pls.(17 col.), gloss., 22cm.
ISBN 9788120831414 (pb)
¥ 1,800
Kinsley, David: Tantric visions of the divine feminine:
the ten Mahavidyas. ― Reprint: Delhi, Motilal, 2016,
x+318p., ill., gloss., bib., ind.
ISBN 9788120815230 (pb)
¥ 1,740
Deals with a group of ten Hindu tantra goddesses, the
Mahavidyas, who embody habits, attributes, or identities usually
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seeks to interpret the Mahavidyas as a group and to explain their
importance for understanding Tantra and the Hindu tradition.
70.
71.
72.
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literature of Advaita, is a valuable prakarana-grantha by
Suresvara, disciple of Sankaracarya.
Pratyabhigyadarsan-Vimarsa
(Kasmir
Saivadarsan), by Indu Sarma (Hindi). ― Varanasi,
Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak., 2015, 144p., 23cm.
(Chaukhamba Surbharti Granthmala; 579)
ISBN 9789383721917
¥ 1,320
Shaktitattva evam Saktasadhana: Das mahavidya
ityadi vividh Bharatiya saktiyom ka vivecnatmak
grantha, by Syamakant Dvivedi ‘Anand’. ― Varanasi,
Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak., 2015, 662p., 23cm.
(Chaukhamba Surbharti Granthmala; 593)
ISBN 978938371993
¥ 4,830
Siddhitrayam (atma-Iswar-Sanvitisdhyam), with
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Surbharti Granthmala; 587) ISBN 9789383721924
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73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
Si vasutra: siddhanta evam sadhana, with the comm. 81.
Sivasutravimarsini by Ksemaraj-Vardraj and
Sivasutravartika Sar ‘Bharati’ Hindi comm. by
Syamakanta Dvivedi ‘Anand’. ― Varanasi,
Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak., 2015, 524p., 23cm.
(Chaukhamba Surbharti Granthmala; 588)
ISBN 9789383721931
¥ 2,880
82.
Sri Bhuta Damara tantram, Sanskrit text with
transliteration, English comm. and intro., by Giri Ratna
Mishra. ― Varanasi, Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak.,
2016, xxiv+208p., 23cm. (Chaukhamba Surbharti
Studies; 20) ISBN 9789385005459
¥ 1,920
The Siva Sanghitha: the Sanskrit text by Lord Siva,
the six centers, the Brahma Sanghitha, English tr.
from the original Sanskrit and ed. by Swami
Satyeswarananda (Vidyaratna Babaji). ― San Diego
(USA), Sanskrit Classics, 2014, xvii+308p., (39)b&w
illus., 23cm. (The Sanskrit Classics Scriptural Series)
ISBN 9781877854521
¥ 1,620
Tantric studies: fruits of a Franco-German Project on
Early Tantra, ed. by Dominic Goodall & Harunaga
Isaacson. ― Pondichery, Inst. Francais de Pondicherry,
2016, xxix+306p., (10)col. & (10)b&w pls. ind., 25m.
(Collection Indologie; 131 / Early Tantra Sr.; 4)
ISBN 9788184702118 (pb)
¥ 3,240
An authoritative tantra of Sri Krodha Bhairava along with
his; Mantras, variegated Mandala worship rituals and
accomplishment rituals of Bhutinis, Yaksinis and snake-girls
etc.
This volume complements those publications by gathering
together some of the fruits, direct and indirect, of the wide ranging
discussions that took place during the project’s workshops.
Sri Kali Tantram & Sri Rudra Candi, with
Sarveshwari English comm., by Giri Ratna Mishra.
― Varanasi, Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak., 2016,
xix+228p., 23cm. (Chaukhamba Surbharti Studies; 19)
ISBN 9789385005442
¥ 2,040
An acme assortment of various mantras, variegated worship
rituals and tantric practices of Sri Dakshin Kali, along with
glory saga and worship ritual of Sri Rudra Candi.
Sri Matrkacakra Vivekah of Siddha Sri
Svatantranandanatha, with Sarveshwari English
comm., by Giri Ratna Mishra. ― Varanasi,
Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak., 2016, xiv+232p.,
23cm. (Chaukhamba Surbharti Studies; 22)
ISBN 9789385005923
¥ 3,360
Tagore’s vision of the contemporary world, ed. by
Indra Nath Choudhuri. ― New Delhi, Har-Anand Pub.,
2016, 288p., 26cm.
ISBN 9788124119136
¥ 3,240
Vipritapratyandirapunascarya, written and ed. by
Rampriya Pandeya (Sanskrit & Hindi). ― Varanasi,
Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak., 2015, 770p., 23cm.
(Chaukhamba Surbharti Granthmala; 598)
ISBN 9789385005312
¥ 4,500
80. The Kularnava sastra: Sanskrit texts by Lord Siva,
tr. from the original Sanskrit into English and ed. by
Swami Satyeswarananda Giri. ― San Diego, Sanskrit
Classics, 2015, xvi+584p., (18)b&w illus., 23cm. (The
Scriptural Series of the Sanskrit Classics)
ISBN 9781877854583
¥ 2,820
The Bhikkhu Patimokkha, a word by word translation by
Bhikkhu Nanatusita. ― Kandy, Buddhist Pub.
Society, 2014, xxxi+196p., 22cm.
ISBN 9789552404047pb)
¥ 1,200
This book is a word by word translation of the Bhikkhu
Patimokkha, the code of discipline of Buddhist monks which is recited
bimonthly in Buddhist monasteries.
84.
Suamba, Ida Bagus Putu: Jãvanese-Śaivism: a
philosophical study of Tattva texts. ― New Delhi,
BRPC, 2016, xxii+403p., (4)tabs., abb., gloss., bib.
ind., 24cm. ISBN 9789350502747
¥ 9,120
Proceedings of an international seminar organised by the Indian
Council for Cultural Relations, New Delhi in October 2011 to
coincide with the 150th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore
(1861-1941).
79.
83.
Manra Sastra of Kasmira, revealing secrets of Mantra’s origin
and their meaning on the basis of matrka inscribed Sri Yantra
called Matrka Cakra
This book presents philosophical principles of JãvaneseŚaivism as contained in Sanskrit-old Jãvanese Tutur/Tattva Texts
78.
Buddhism &
Tibetan Buddhism
Buddhist texts and traditions: selected papers
International Conference on Buddhist texts and
traditions, 21-23 December, 2009, ed. by Mahesh A.
Deokar et al. ― Pune, Dept. of Pali, Savitribai Phule,
Pune Univ., 2015, x+362p., 23cm.
ISBN 9788192969718
¥ 4,080
The Conference was organized by Department of Pali, Savitribai
Phule Pune University, Pune, Nava Nalanda Mahavihara,
Nalanda and Central of Tibetan Studies, Sarnath, Varanasi
85.
Burnouf, Eugene: Introduction to the history of Indian
Buddhism, tr. by Katia Buffetrille et al. ― Chicago,
University of Chicago Press, 2010, 608p., app., ind.,
23cm. ISBN 9780226269689 (pb)
¥ 10,800
86. Chandra, Lokesh: India and China. - New Delhi,
Aditya Prak., 2016, 469p., (143)b&w
illus., (37)col., ind., 29cm. (Śatapiṭaka
Sr.; 650) ISBN 9788177421460
¥ 21,600
It chronicles the researches of Prof. Raghu
Vira, Prof. Lokesh Chandra and their
colleagues on the cultural interactions
between India and China for the last two
thousand years. Philosophy, ritual, painting, sculptures,
political concepts etc that evolved in China from the Buddhist world
view have been detailed.
87.
13
Cho ne yum tshe ring: Sdom pa srung ba. ― Mtsho
Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2011, viii+322p.,
22cm. ISBN 9787542015365
¥ 3,600
88.
Dag po drang pa rnam mkha: Bden pa Bon gyi mdzod
sgo sgra ‘grel ‘phrul gyi lde mig ces bya ba. ― Mtsho
Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014, xviii+276p.,
25cm. (Lnga rig Bon gyi snying gter; 2)
ISBN 9787542021441 (pb)
¥ 7,200
98. Hir pir thi si pen sis: Spro snang slob gso’i man rgag, 2
parts, tr. by Yul lha thar. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe
skrun Khang, 2014, 25cm. (‘Jam gling gi slob gso’i
bstan bcos ‘grags can bod igyur dpe
ISBN 9787542020932
¥ 8,460 (set)
89.
Dhamma reflections: collected essays of Bhikkhu
Bodhi, comp. by the Buddhist Publication Society to
celebrate his 70th birthday. ― Kandy, Buddhist Pub.
Society, 2015, vi+280p., bib., 24cm.
ISBN 9789552404139 (pb)
¥ 1,620
99. KaraṇḌavyuha sūtra: a bi-lingual critical edition for the
first time from Sanskrit-Tibetan manuscripts with
an introduction, ed. by Buddhadev Bhattacharya. ―
New Delhi, Kaveri Books, 2016, 254p., 24cm. ISBN
¥ 3,840
9788174791870
These essays reveal the depth and breadth of Bhikkhu Bodhi’s ability
to communicate the timeless teaching of the Buddha and his great skill
in guiding towards applying the Dhamma in everyday life.
100. Karma kun khyab: Byang thang gi bzhung rgyun.
― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014,
viii+288p., 22cm. ISBN 9787542016386 ¥ 3,600
90.
91.
The discourse on the root of existence: the
Mulapariyaya Sutta and its commentaries, tr. from
the Pali by Bhikkhu Bodhi, 2nd edn. ― Kandy,
Buddhist Pub. Society, 2006, xi+96p., 22cm.
ISBN 9552400643 (pb)
¥ 1,020
101. Kha ar we this: Sbyangs thob slob gso’i man ngag,
tr. by Shogs dung. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun
Khang, 2014, xx+338p., 25cm. (‘Jam gling gi slob
gso’i bstan bcos grags can bod ‘gyur dpe)
¥ 6,000
ISBN 9787542020925
The present work offers an English translation of the discourse
together with its commentarial exegesis, essential for
understanding the many difficult passages occurring in the primary
text. It discusses important topics dealt with in the discourse such as
the structure of ego-consciousness.
102. Kha ba lha mo: Kha ba’i rna cha. ― Mtsho Sngon,
Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014, x+196p., 25cm. (Bud
med rtsom pa po’i dpe tshogs)
¥ 3,800
ISBN 9787542022196
Divalerio, David M.: The holy madmen of Tibet.
― New York, OUP, 2015, xviii+342p., (16)b&w illus.,
ind., 24cm. ISBN 9780199391219(pb)
¥ 6,060
103. Khri sems dpas: Dring gling kher ‘bud. ― Mtsho
Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2011, xii+274p.,
¥ 4,560
21cm. ISBN 9787542015389
The book is dedicated to examining the lives and legacies of the
three most famous “holy madmen,” who were all of the Kagyu
sect: the Madman of Tsang (author of The Life of Milarepa),
the Madman of U, and Drukpa Kunle, Madman of the
Drukpa Kagyu. Each born in the 1450s, they rose to
prominence during a period of civil war and of great shifts in
Tibet’s religious culture.
92.
Dpal mos: Dpyid kyi dpal mo. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs
dpe skrun Khang, 2015, xii+304p., 25cm. (Bud med
rtsom pa po’i dpe tshogs)
ISBN 9787542022189
¥ 10,800
93.
Gangs rgyan me tog, 1989-2014: Phyir rtogs dang tshol
snyeg. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014,
xxii+300p., 25cm. ISBN 9787542022004
¥ 6,000
94.
105. Kragh, Ulrich Timme: Tibetan yoga and mysticism: a
textual study of the Yogas of Naropa and Mahamudra
meditation in the medieval tradition of Dags po.
― Tokyo, ICPBS, 2015, 708p., bib., 26cm. (Studia
Philologica Buddhica Monograph Sr.; XXXII)
¥ 10,140
ISBN 9784906267729 (pb)
The work presented in this book, which has carried on
for twenty years, is an in-depth study of the Tibetan master
Sgam po pa Bsod nams rin chen and a textual corpus of his
medieval Dags po tradition.
Gangs rgyan me tog, 1989-2014: sems khong gi glu
dbyang. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang,
2014, xxii+320p., 25cm.
¥ 6,720
ISBN 9787542022080
95.
Gangs rgyan me tog, 1989-2014: Sprin dkar gyi ‘dab
ma. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014,
¥ 6,000
xxii+314p., 25cm. ISBN 9787542022028
96.
Gling tsha pad dbang: Sa zan dang snying rje. ― Mtsho
Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014, viii+264p.,
21cm. ISBN 9787542022974
¥ 3,600
97.
104. Klu ‘bum tshe ring: Nya gang la nye ba’i zla ba.
― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014,
¥ 4,320
x+266p., 21cm. ISBN 9787542022738
106. Kumar, Bimalendra: Bhesajjamañjusā, Paddhati 1-18,
Devanāgarī edition, with a foreword by Dipak Kumar
Barua and introd. in English. ― New Delhi, Aditya Prak.,
2015, xl+218p., 23cm.
¥ 3,060
ISBN 9788177421514
This work, a thirteenth century work composed in Sri Lanka in
Pali, is the only known medical treatise. This is the first Devanāgrī
edition prepared by the author.
107. Last days of the Buddha: the Mahaparinibbana
Sutta, tr. from the Pali by Sister Vajira & Francis Story,
rev. edn. ― Kandy, Buddhist Pub. Society, 2007,
xi+104p., 18x13cm. ISBN 9789559219989 (pb)
¥ 1,200
Had len gad ler: Nged kyi mi tshe’i gtam rgyud
tr. by Phun nor. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun
Khang, 2014, xvi+296p., 25cm.
¥ 6,000
ISBN 9787542020956
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Lcam ji tro yi: Rang bzhin slob gso’i man ngang,
tr. by Phyag shung byangs bhas. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi
rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014, xiv+342p., 25cm. (‘Jam
gling gi slob gso’i bstan bcos grags can bod ‘gyur dpe)
ISBN 9787542020918
¥ 5,760
120. Shar yul phun tshogs tshe ring: Bod kyi lo rgyus zhib
‘jug la nye bar mkho ba’i lo rgyus don chen re’u mig
rgyas pa ke ta ka zhes bya ba. ― Beijing, Mi rigs dpe
skrun Khang, 2014, xii+346p., 21cm
ISBN 9787105005789
¥ 4,320
109. Lha dbang rdo rje: Tsha ba mda smyug gi brgyal lan,
A ma’i thal lcag. ― Kansu, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang,
2014, iv+374p., 25cm.
ISBN 9787549007455 (pb)
¥ 7,200
121. A text book of the history of Theravada Buddhism,
ed. by K.T.S. Sarao et al. ― Delhi, Dept. of Buddhist
Studies, 2015, 208p., bib., 23cm.
¥ 1,620
ISBN 8186700668
110. Logic in Buddhist scholasticism from philosophical,
philological, historical and comparative
perspectives, ed. by Gregor Paul. ― Kathmandu, LIRI,
2015, 384p., ind., 25cm. (Lumbini International
Research Institute, Vol.7)
ISBN 9789937297202 (pb)
¥ 10,800
122. A treasury of Buddhist stories from the Dhammapada
commentary, tr. from the Pali by Eugene Watson
Burlingame, selected and rev. by Bhikkhu Khantipalo.
― Kandy, Buddhist Pub. Society, 2012, vii+232p.,
23cm. ISBN 9789552401473 (pb)
¥ 1,140
108.
111. Mog chung phur khos: Lha sgrol ma dang mi sgrol ma. ―
Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2013,
¥ 4,320
viii+288p., 22cm. ISBN 9787542016355
112. Mtsho yis: Sems pa bshud pa dbyangs. ― Mtsho Sngon,
Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2015, viii+252p., 25cm.
(Bud med rtsom pa po dpe tshogs)
¥ 5,760
ISBN 9787542022202
113. Na ros: Gyang Chag. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe
skrun Khang, 2014, xii+224p., 21cm.
¥ 3,600
ISBN 9787542023148
114. Nanatusita, Bhikkhu: Analysis of the Bhikkhu
Patimokkha. ― Kandy, Buddhist Pub. Society, 2014,
cxvi+366p., (4)appendices, 22cm.
¥ 1,620
ISBN 9789552404054 (pb)
The companion volume to this book, the Bhikkhu Patimokkha: a word
by word translation, is a concise version suited for average students,
while this book is suited for those who wish to study the Patimokkha in
greater depth.
115. Pad ma bstan tshe: Bslu bring. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs
dpe skrun Khang, 2013, viii+374p., 22cm.
¥ 4,320
ISBN 9787542114214
116. Pond, Tisha: Dalai Lama: a biography. ― Delhi, Alpha
Editions, 2015, 272p., bib., ind., 22cm.
¥ 2,400
ISBN 9789385505621 (pb)
117. Rin chen don grub dang Padma rdo rje: Srog chags kyi
gtam rgyud gces bsdus. ― Mtsho Sngon, Mi rigs dpe
skrun Khang, 2012, iv+420p., (9)col. photographs,
25cm. ISBN 9787542018045
¥ 8,640
118. Rme sprul bstan ‘dzin rgya mtsho: Collected works
(gsung bum) of Rme sprul bstan dzin rgya mtsho, 5
vols. ― Kansu, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2014,
¥ 41,040 (set)
25cm. ISBN 9787542122421
119. Ryavec, Karl E.: A historical atlas of Tibet. ― Chicago,
University of Chicago Press, 2015, xvii+202p., several
col. illus., (49)col. maps, ind., 29cm.
¥ 10,800
ISBN 9780226732442
The present book is an anthology of fifty-six of the most popular
and memorable Buddhist stories of all time, selected from
E.W. Burlingame’s classic three-volume translation of the
background narratives to the Dhammapada, Buddhist Legends.
123. The Udana: inspired utterances of the Buddha & the
Itivuttaka: the Buddha’s sayings, tr. from the Pali by
John D. Ireland. ― Reprint: Kandy, Buddhist Pub.
Society, 2007, xiii+244p., bib., 22cm.
¥ 1,440
ISBN 9789552401640 (pb)
This book combines under one cover two of the most beautiful
and uplifting texts of the Pali Canon, the Udana and the
Itivuttaka.
124. Wijayaratna, Mohan: Buddhist nuns: the birth and
development of a women’s monastic order, rev. edn. ―
Kandy, Buddhist Pub. Society, 2010, x+240p.,
(2)appendices, ind., 22cm.
¥ 2,160
ISBN 9789552403453 (pb)
This book describes in detail the structure of the organization of
their Community, their day-to-day practices, and the virtues
and mental discipline through which they strove to attain the
sublime goal, Nibbana.
125. Aris, Michael: Hidden treasures and secret lives: a study
of Pemalingpa (1450-1521) and the sixth Dalai Lama
(1683-1706). ― Reprint: Shimla, Indian Inst. of Adv.
Study, 2015, x+230p., (6)illus., (2)tables, bib., ind.,
¥ 1,200
23cm. ISBN 9789382396239
126.
Atīśa and Tibet: life and works of Dīpaṃkara
Śrījñāna (alias Atīśa) in relation to the history and
religion of Tibet with Tibetan sources, tr. by Alka
Chattopadhyaya. ― Reprint: Delhi, Motilal, 2011,
xi+594p., (4)appendices., bib., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788120809284
¥ 2,820
127. Bapat, P.V.: Vimuttimagga and Visuddhimagga: a
comparative study. ― Reprint: Kandy, Buddhist Pub.
Society, 2013, lix+172p., (2)appendices, ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9789552403378 (pb)
¥ 1,440
This volume explores the relation between the Vimuttimagga
and Visuddhimagga, the Path of Freedom and the Path of
Purification, both classical meditation manuals of the
Theravada tradition.
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128. Buddhist art of India from Indian Museum, 139. Murti, T.R.V.: Central philosophy of Buddhism: a
Kolkata. ― New Delhi, National Museum, 2015, 96p.,
study of the Madhyamika system. ― Reprint: Delhi,
full of col. illus., bib., gloss., 31cm.
¥ 2,820
Motilal, 2016, xiv+372p., gloss., app., ind., 22cm.
The book is a catalogue of exhibition which brings
¥ 2,040
ISBN 9788120840072 (pb)
together 91 iconic pieces of Buddhist art from different parts of
India which are today a part of Indian Museum collection.
140. Paljor, Tashi: Mahayana Bauddha Dharma ka
129. Buddhist heritage of Bangladesh, ed. by Bulbul Ahmed.
― Dhaka, Nymphea Publ., 2015, 340p., full of col. illus.,
¥ 20,340
ind., 26cm. ISBN 9789849016052
sadhana-krama aur kaya-vyavastha: the order of
practice and Kaya-system according to Mahayana
Buddhism. ― Sarnath, CUTS, 2015, xli+270p., 25cm.
¥ 1,320
(Misc. Sr.; 31) ISBN 9789380282688
The book presents the whole range of information about all the
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rich culture and civilization in ancient Bangladesh from the 5th
liberation, critically ed. by Khenpo Soman (Tibetan). ―
to 12th centuries AD.
Sarnath, CUTS, 2015, xii+37p., (1)ill., 25cm. (The
130. Chakravarti, Uma: On the social philosophy of
Dalai Lama Tibeto-Indological Series; 26)
Buddhism: four essays. ― Shimla, Indian Inst. of Adv.
ISBN 9789380282169 (pb)
¥ 1,320
Study, 2015, vii+88p., 23cm.
142. Roerich, George N: The Blue Annals, 2 parts, a new rev.
¥ 1,320
ISBN 9789382396284
edn. which include “a place name index” and foreword
131. Collett, Alice: Lives of early Buddhist nuns:
by Lokesh Chandra. ― Delhi, Motilal, 2016,
biographies as history. ― New Delhi, OUP, 2016,
xxxi+1312p., ind., 23cm.
xxxi+276p., gloss., bib., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788120804715
¥ 7,680 (set)
A landmark publication in the historical literature of Tibet.
¥ 3,240
ISBN 9780199459070
Based on new translations of Pali texts and rare sources, the book 143. Samten, Jampa: History of Tibetan translation of
analyses the portrayal of women in the Pali canon and commentaries.
Buddhist Tripitaka (Kagyur & Tangyur) (in Tibetan). ―
132. Das, Boby: Buddhism in Assam: from earliest times to
Sarnath, CUTS, 2015, xxiv+370p., 25cm. (Misc.
13th century AD. ― New Delhi, Aayu Pub., 2016,
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Sr.; 30) ISBN 9789380282701
252p., (8)col. pls., gloss., bib., 25cm.
144. Studies in history and archaeology of Vikramasila
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Mahavihara: the last beacon of Buddhist philosophy,
133. Embedded languages: studies of Sri Lankan and
ed. by Rajiva Kumar Sinha et al. ― Patna, Baudh
Buddhist cultures; essays in honor of W.S.
Sanskriti Kendra, 2015, x+280p., (36)b&w pls., 25cm.
Karunatillake, ed. by Carol S. Anderson et al. ―
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Colombo, Godage Int. Pub., 2012, vi+408p., 23cm.
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Vikramasila Mahavihara ‘the last beacon of Buddhist
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134. Gendun Sonam ‘Rahula’: TABO: an ancient Western
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paintings and scripts dating from the tenth to the
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twentieth century. ― Tabo, Library of Tabo
Hahn, rev. by S.S. Bahulkar, Lata Mahesh Deokar &
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M.A. Deokar. ― New Delhi, Aditya Prak., 2016, 177p.,
¥ 10,140
ISBN 9788189165933
bib., 23cm. (Studia Indo-Buddhica; 1)
¥ 3,060
ISBN
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135. Gunasekera, Leel: Social service concept in practice
The
Vṛttamālāstuti
or
“Praise
in
the
Form
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a
Garland
of
Metres
Counted
in Buddhism and Sinhala literature. ― Dehiwala,
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Vikramaśīla in the first half of the 11th century.
136. Harischandra, D.V.J.: Psychiatric aspects of Jataka 146. Yongxian, Li et al.: Art of Tibetan rock painting, comp.
stories: a modern analysis of the ancient stories of the
by the administration commission of Cultural Relics of the
Buddha’s past lives, 2nd rev. and enlarged edn. ed. by
Tibetan Autonomous Region. ― Beijing, Sichuan
Tolusha Harischandra. ― Colombo, Vijitha Yapa Pub.,
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llus., 36cm. ISBN 9787220025716
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The book is compiled on the basis of the field archaeological
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137. The living religious and cultural traditions of Bhutan:
and Han archaeologists under the leadership of the Administrative
catalogue. ― New Delhi, National Museum, 2015,
Committee of Cultural Relics of the Tibetan Autonomous Region.
ix+122p., full of col. illus., 25×22cm.
147. A khu mchod dpon: A khu mchod dpon gyi mdzes rtsal
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gces nor: Dazhasi Huashi Qubang Zuopinji. ―
138. Minling Terchen catalogue: Nyingmapa catalogue,
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Vol.IV, comp. by Palden Lepcha. ― Gangtok, Namgyal
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shes la ‘jug pa bzhugs so, 10 vols. ― Beijing, Bod rig pa
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149. Bo dong Pan chen rje’ jigs med
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150.
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152.
153.
154.
155.
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159. Lhag pa chos ‘phel et al.: ‘Dzam gling rtsom rig lo rgyus
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2014, xxiv+592p., 29cm.
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160. Mdo mkhyen brtse ye shos rdo
rje: Collected works (gsung
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Byang ‘brog gi dras drub lag rtshl. ― Sikhron, Mi rigs
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Bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 2014, various
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zer. ― Sikhron, Bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun
162. Ngor dpal ldan chos skyong: Collected works (gsung
khang, 2015, x+514p., 23cm.
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ISBN 9787805896052
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Sikhron, Bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 2015,
Dpon slob ngag dbang legs grub: Collected works
various pagings, 24cm.
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Sikhron, Bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 2015,
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bshad sgrub rgya mtsho rgya mtsho’i, 4 vols. ―
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Sikhron, Bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun khang, 2015,
(gsung ‘bum) of ka thog dge rtse bstan pa rnam rgyal, 3
various pagings, 24cm.
vols. ― Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2015,
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(gsung ‘bum) of Ren mda’ ba gzhon nu blo gros, 10
Ka thog mkhan chen nus ldan: Collected works (gsung
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‘bum) of ka thog mkhan chen nus ldan, 7 vols. ―
skrun khan, 2015, various pagings, 23cm.
Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2015, various
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pagings, 26cm. ISBN 9787540957087(pb)
165. Rgyal ba gnyis pa sman ri ba mnyam med: Collected
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¥ 39,060 (set)
mnyam med chen po, 10 vols. ― Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe
Karma chos rgyal ye shes: Mkhas ‘grub karma chos
skrun Khang, 2015, various pagings, 26cm.
rgyal ye shes ‘gyur med kyi sman yig phyogs bsgrigs.
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― Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2015, 166. Rje btsun bsam gtan rgya mtsho dpal bzang po:
xxxii+782p., 27cm.
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mtsho dpal bzang po, 6 vols. ― Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe
skrun
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Karma nges don bstan rgyas: Collected works (gsung
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‘bum) of Karma nges don bstan rgyas, 2 vols. ―
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(gsung ‘bum) of Sde sprul kun dga’ rgyal mtshan, 4
various pagings, 24cm.
vols. ― Sikhron, Bod yig dpe rnying dpe skrun
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khang, 2015, xii+1565p., 24cm.
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¥24,420 (set)
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168. Shar chen kul ldeng pa‘jam dbyangs bstan pa’i nyi ma
rang nyid kyi mi tshe’i byung ba brjod pa rnam gsal
me long: The autobiography of his eminence Sharchen
Ludingpa Jamyang Tenpai Nyima (Tibetan). ―
Gangtok, Namgyal Inst. of Tibetology, 2014, 340p.,
24cm. ISBN 9788192226170(pb)
¥ 1,860
169. Si tu Pan chen chos kyi‘byung gnas: Collected works
(gsung bum) of Si tu Pan chen chos kyi byung
gnas, 14 vols. with dkar chog. ― Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe
skrun Khang, 2014, various pagings, 26cm.
ISBN 9787540950521(pb)
¥ 134,220 (set)
170. She-Rab Dong-Bu or Prajñya Danda = Tree of
wisdom, by Lu-Drub (Nagarjuna) ed. & tr. by W.L.
Campbell. ― Reprint: Gangtok, Namgyal Inst. of
Tibetology, 2015, 132p., 24cm.
ISBN 97881922261163(pb)
¥ 1,020
171. Thub bstan tshe ‘dbang: Pad dkar dgon gyi thang
ga’i sgyu rtsal. ― Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe skrun
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30cm. ISBN 9787540958817
¥ 13,440
176. Bod kyi mdzes rtsal kun btus, rimo sgyu rtsal, mtsho
sngon ldebs ris: Collection of Tibetan Fine Art,
compiled by Skal bzang ‘bum and klu rde’u rta mgrin
skyabs. ― Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2015,
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ISBN 9787540956813
¥ 101,700
177. Bod kyi mdzes rtsal kun btus, rimo sgyu rtsal, Sikhron
thang ga: Collection of Tibetan Fine Art, compiled by
Khams Skal bzang ye shes and Tshe ring gyur med. ―
Sikhron, Mi rigs dpe skrun Khang, 2015, 266p., full of
col. illus., 34×30cm.
ISBN 9787540956806
¥ 101,700
178. Bodhi-chakra (new series): The Journal of Buddhist
History Culture, Vol.VI, ed. by Suniti Kr. Pathak et al. ―
Patna, Baudh Sanskriti Kendra, 2015, x+180p.,
25cm. ISSN 22773355
(pb) US$17.00 / € 15.75
179. Bodhi: recent studies in Pali Buddhism, ed. by
Bimalendra Kumar et al. ― Varanasi, Maha Bodhi
Society of India, 2016, 355p., abb., 23cm.
ISBN 9789380550381
¥ 4,080
172. Mandala Deities in the Niṣpannayogāvalī
This volume consists of twenty-five papers on different topics of
Buddhist studies in general and Pali Buddhism in particular.
comp. by Musashi Tachikawa et al. illus. by Gautam Ratan
Vajracarya
180. Buddhist studies: a prospective dimension, ed. by
Sanjib Kumar Das. ― Delhi, Buddhist World Press,
2016, x+270p., some tabs., 24cm.
ISBN 9789380852546
¥ 6,120
Abhayākaragupta (11-12th cent.), who was an abbot of the
Vikramaśīla Monastery in India, compiled a survey of the
structure of maṇḌalas. This work, called the
Niṣpannayogāvalī (NPY,Garland of Completed Yogas),
describes briefly the deities of each of the twenty-six maṇḌalas,
considered to be popular at that time. It as become a standard
reference work on maṇḌalas in India, Tibet and Nepal.
Papers presented in International Seminar organized by the
centre for Buddhist Studies, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan in
collaboration with the department of Indo-Tibetan Studies,
Visva-Bharati in March 2013.
Vajra Books (Kathmandu), 2016, 146p., full of b&w
illus., 30cm. ISBN 9789937623544(pb)
¥ 13,020
181. Chakraborty, Prakriti: Sakyas in Buddhist thought.
— Delhi, Buddhist World Press, 2016, 164p., bib., ind.,
Dharmapala versus Jaipal Gir and others.
24cm. ISBN 9789380852553
¥ 40,20
Prosecution under sections 295, 296, 297, 143 &
173. Dharmapala, Anagarika: The Budh-Gaya temple case:H.
506 of the Indian Penal Code, (Reprint of 1895 182. Dutt, Sukumar: Early Buddhist Monarchism (600 BC~100
ed.). ― Delhi, Buddhist World Press, 2016,
BC). ― Delhi, Maheshwari Pub., 2016, xvii+148p., 23cm.
287p., 29cm. ISBN 9789380852539
¥ 6,120
174. Batchelor, Stephen: After Buddhism: rethinking the
Dharma for a secular age. ― New Delhi, Harper
Element, 2016, xi+382p., bib., ind., 22cm.
ISBN 9789351777724(pb)
¥ 2,040
This original and provocative book presents a new framework for
understanding the remarkable spread of Buddhism in today’s
globalized world. It also reminds us of what was so startling
about the Buddha’s vision of human flourishing.
175. Bhikkhuni saṃgha and community, ed. by Sanjib
Kumar Das. ― Delhi, Buddhist World Press, 2016,
xiv+311p., bib., 24cm.
ISBN 9789380852560
¥ 7,140
Papers presented at three day International Seminar organized by the
centre for Buddhist Studies, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan in
collaboration with the department of Indo-Tibetan Studies,
Visva-Bharati in February 2014.
ISBN 9788190843171
¥ 2,040
183. Embodied enlightenment: Samundra Man Singh
Shrestha, contemporary Newar Paubha paintings, by
Dina Bangdel, with essays by Prajwol Shakya et al. ―
Kathmandu, Bodhisattva Gallery, 2016, xxv+72p., (52)col.
pls., bib., 33cm.
ISBN 9789937008785
¥ 22,380
Catalog of an exhibition from the collection of Anjana and Purna Shakya,
organized by Bodhisattva Gallery in Kathmandu in 2016.
184. Forty-five years of Tibetan studies: an anthology of
articles, by Per Kvaerne. ― Dharamshala, Amnye
Machen Inst., 2015, 224p., (22)col. pls., 28cm.
ISBN 9788186227732(pb)
¥ 10,140
This volume contains a selection of eighteen articles, published between
1970 and 2013. A bibliography lists his published work in non-Nordic
language up to 2015.
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185. Joy, AP: Nagarjuna revisited: some recent
interpredations of his Madhyamaka philosophy.
― New Delhi, Munshiram, 2016, xxxix+428p., bib.,
ind., 23cm. ISBN 9788121512930
¥ 5,280
This work covers the literature on Nagarjuna’s philosophy and
its interpretation by the scholars from India and the West.
186. Liberman, Kenneth et al.: Practical Buddhism: living
everyday life. ― Delhi, Motilal, 2016, xx+253p.,
23cm. ISBN 9788120840249
¥ 3,240
Hinduism & Jainism
192. Brahma, Nalini Kanta: Hindu spirituality: an
appreciation. ― Delhi, PHI Learning, 2013, vi+136p.,
26cm. ISBN 9788120347120
¥ 2,280
193. Jain, Suman: Visnu: with special reference to
epigraphy and coins. ― Delhi, Sharada Pub., 2016,
xxi+190p., (45)b&w illus., bib., ind., 25cm.
ISBN 9788188934928
¥ 10,140
187. Mandala deities in the Nispannayogavali, comp. by
194. Kapadia, Hiralal Rasikdas: A history of the canonical
Musashi Tachikawa et al., illus. by Gautam Ratan
literature of the Jainas, rev. by the author, ed. by Nagin
Vajracarya. ― Kathmandu, Vajra Books, 2016, 146p.,
J. Shah. ― Ahmedabad, Prakrit Text Society, 2010,
full of b&w illus., 30cm.
304p., app., ind., 25cm. (Prakrit Text Society Sr.; 43)
ISBN 9789937623544(pb)
¥ 13,020
¥ 1,320
188. Norbu, Dzatrul Ngawang Tenzin: The excellent vessel
of ambrosia: a commentary on the thirty-seven 195. Murthy, S.R. Krishna: The science of Hinduism. ―
Delhi, Pratibha Prak., 2015, xvi+306p., (4)appendices, bib.,
practices of Bodhisattvas, union of the root text and
23cm. ISBN 9788177023725
¥ 4,020
instructions, tr. by Julia Wilson. ― Dharamsala,
LTWA, 2016, xviii+217p., bib., ind., 22cm.
196. Nicholson, Andrew J.: Unifying Hinduism: philosophy
ISBN 9789383441730(pb)
¥ 2,400
and identity in Indian intellectual history. ―
Ranikhet, Permanent Black, 2015, xii+266p., bibl.,
189. Ranjan, Deepak: Evolution of Buddhism: in the light of
ind., 22cm. ISBN 9788178244730 (pb)
¥ 2,040
materialism in India. ― Varanasi, Bharati Prak., 2014,
139p., (8)tabs., bib., 23cm.
197. Ram Swarup (1920-1998): Hinduism and monotheistic
ISBN 9789380550480
¥ 2,220
religions, foreword by David Frawley. ― Reprint: New
Temple architecture and imagery of South
Delhi, Voice of India, 2015, xxvi+550p., ind., 22cm.
and Southeast Asia: Prasadanidhi: papers
ISBN 9789385485060(pb)
¥ 2,200
presented to Professor M.A. Dhaky, ed. by Parul
This volume comprises the largest collection of Shri Ram
Pandya Dhar & Gerd J.R. Mevissen, foreword by
Swarup’s writings ever published between two covers.
The book includes critiques of Christian and Islamic thought
Kapila Vatsyayan, in Devangana Desai. ― New Delhi,
from a Hindu perspective and suggestions on how Hinduism
Aryan Books, 2016, lxxii+454p., (28)col. & (352)b&w
can be practiced in modern times in tune with its deeper
illus., 31cm.
spiritual teachings.
ISBN 9788173055508
¥ 24,420
198. Sengupta, Hindol: Being Hindu: old faith, new world
This volume is a tribute to Professor M.A. Dhaky’s profound
and you. ― New Delhi, Penguin, 2015, xxx+192p.,
and influential scholarship. The thirty-two essays that make
ind., 24cm. ISBN 9780143425328 (pb)
¥ 1,620
this book unfold many layers of the temples imagery, taking a
broad view and traversing religious, cultural, and temporal
boundaries. While a majority of these are rooted in India,
Afghanistan, Pakistan, Tibet, Nepal, Cambodia, and Vietnam
also figure prominently.
190. Tenzin, Khenpo Jamyang: The meditator’s nest,
2 vols. ― Kathmandu, Vajra Books, 2016, 315p.,
gloss., bib., 22cm.
ISBN 9789937623605(pb)
¥ 13,020 (set)
Vol.1: Building a spiritual practice: oral teachings on the
essentials of the Buddhist path; Vol.2: A Mahayana meditation
manual.
191. The Tibet Journal, Vol.41, No.1 Spring/Summer
2016, ed. by Geeshe Lhakdor & Yeshi Dhondup.
― Dharamsala, LTWA, 2016, 155p., 24cm.
ISSN 0970-5368(pb)
¥ 6,000
The book is an attempt to understand why for so many Hindus
their faith is one of the most powerful arguments for plurality,
for unity in diversity and even more than the omnipresent
power of God, the sublime courage and conviction of man.
199. Singh, K.V.: Hindu rites and rituals: where they come
from and what they mean. ― New Delhi, Penguin,
2015, 296p., 22cm.
ISBN 9780143425106(pb)
¥ 1,020
The book explains Hindu rites, rituals and religious practices,
whose relevance is lost to modern times.
200. Svayambhustotra of
Acarya Samantabhadra:
adoration of the twenty-four Tirthankara, excerpted,
translated or adapted from several Jains texts, by Vijay
K. Jain. ― Dehradun, Vikalp Printers, 2015,
xxiv+220p., 23cm. ISBN 8190363972
¥ 2,040
201. Aptamimamsa
(Devagamastotra)
of
Acarya Samantabhadra: deep reflection on the
omniscient lord, Sans. Text, with Hindi, and English
translation, ed. by Vijay K. Jain. ― Dehradun, Vikalp
Printers, 2016, xxiv+200p., ind., 23cm.
19
ISBN 8190363980
¥ 2,040
202. Buhnemann, Gudrun: The iconography of Hindu
tantric deities, 2 vols. (bound in one), rev. edn. ― New
Delhi, Aditya Prak., 2016, 808p., (208)illus., (62)col.,
app., bib., ind., 25cm.
ISBN 9788177421606
¥ 12,000
203. Burgess, John: Temple in the clouds: faith and conflict
at Preah Vihear. ― Bangkok, River Books, 2015,
232p., (2)maps, (79)b&w illus., 21cm.
ISBN 9786167339542(pb)
¥ 4,080
The book is an accessible, handsomely illustrated book about an
imposing Tenth Cambodian temple known as Preah Vihear.
204. Gupto, Arun: Goddesses of Kathmandu valley: grace,
rage, knowledge. ― Oxon, Routledge, 2016,
xvi+204p., gloss., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9781138666764
¥ 3,660
This book maps the diverse identities of goddesses through
metaphors of Grace, Rage and Knowledge, and offers an indepth insight into femininity, sexual politics, ritual worships,
religion, ecology and gender.
205. Haq, Kaiser: The triumph of the snake goddess, intro.
by Wendy Doniger. ― Cambridge, HUP, 2015,
viii+352p., gloss., 25cm.
ISBN 9780674365292
¥ 5,700
The book is the translation of Manasmangal and tells the story of
Manasa, the snake-goddess, and the contestation of a minor deity’s
rights and privileges by a human.
206. Mahapragya, Acharya: Rishabhayan: the story of the
First King, tr. by Sudhamahi Regunathan, foreword by
Shivraj V. Patil. ― New Delhi, Harper Element, 2015,
xxii+318p., 22cm.
ISBN 9789351160076(pb)
¥ 1,440
The story of Tirathankar Rishabha, the tenth Acharya of Jains, in a
composition of 2000 verses.
210. The archaeology of Bhakti II: Royal Bhakti, Local
Bhakti, ed. by Emmanuel Francis & Charlotte Schmid. ―
Pondichery, Inst. Francais de Pondicherry, 2016, 610p.,
ind., 25cm. (Collection Indologie; 132)
ISBN 9788184702125
¥ 5,280
This volume is the fruit of the second work-shop-cum
conference on the “Archaeology of Bhakti”, which took place from 31st
July to 13th August 2013 in the Pondicherry Centre of the Ecole francaise
d’Extreme-Orient. It attempts to clarify the roles of kings, local elites and
devotional communities in the development of Bhakti.
211. Archer, WG: The loves of Krishna, in Indian painting and
poetry. ― Reprint: New Delhi, Cosmo Publ., 2016, 214p.,
(10)col. pls., (28)b&w illus., bib., 25cm.
ISBN 9788130717142
¥ 6,480
212. Banerji, Projesh: Nataraja: the dancing god. ―
Reprint: New Delhi, Cosmo Publ., 2016, 210p.,
(13)col.pls., (29)b&w illus., 25cm.
ISBN 9788130716800
¥ 7,320
The book covers a wide range, dealing with the conception of the Creation
of the Universe and the Creator, according to oriental metaphysicians,
and carefully shown that Nataraja has been regarded as Maha Shakti
who created this universe.
213. Bhattacharyya, AK: Hindu deities in Thailand: an
iconographic study. ― Kolkata, Asiatic Society, 2016,
122p., (99)col. illus., (3)maps, gloss., bib., ind., 25cm.
(Monograph Sr.; LXI)
ISBN 9789381574454
¥ 6,240
The present treatise has endeavoured to bring to the fore the extant
examples of the Hindu deities and their iconography with the help of
illustrations and study of comparative material from prototypes.
214. Burghart, Richard: The history of Janakpurdham: a
study of asceticism and the Hindu polity, ed. and intro.
by Martin Gaenszle. ― Kathmandu, Himal Books,
2016, xxx+490p., (2)tabs., (14)b&w pls., (1)map., bib.,
24cm. ISBN 9789937597289
¥ 7,140
Deviating from earlier discussions that focused on the binary
opposition between the Brahman and the king, Burghart
introduces a model of a trinity that included the ascetic. Besides
being a rich ethnography of the Ramanandi order of ascetics,
the book also provides a very detailed ethnohistory of
Janakpurdham in the Nepal Tarai and its religious significance in what
was then the Hindu kingdom of Nepal.
207. Patnaik, Tandra: God as Śūnya: the philosophy of
Mahimā Dharma and Bhīmā Bhoi. ― New Delhi, DK
Printworld, 2016, xiii+190p., bib., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788124608319
¥ 2,340
This volume concisely deals with the varied aspects of Indian
religio-philosophic tradition such as God as śūnya in other
traditions, the genesis of Mahima Dharma and its approach and 215. Devlok with Devdutt Pattanaik. ― New Delhi,
interpretation of Sunya-Brahman, the relationship between
Penguin, 2016, 256p., 20cm.
God and man, and the dissident stream of spirituality.
ISBN 9780143427421 (pb)
¥ 1,020
The book is based on the first season of the ever-popular show208. Sharma, Arvind: Hinduism on its own terms. ― New
Devlok with Devdutt Pattanaik on EPIC channel, and it takes you on
Delhi, DK Printworld, 2016, xviii+280p., ind., 23cm.
a scintillating tour through the myriad stories, symbol and rituals that
form the basis of Hindu culture.
ISBN 9788124608395
¥ 3,240
The book defines and surveys Hinduism, and elaborates its
keywords. It consists of two parts. The first part is a general
survey of Hinduism while second elaborates the many terms
which appear in first part.
216. Filing religion: state, Hinduism and court of law,
ed. by Daniela Berti, Gilles Taarabout and Raphel
Voix. ― New Delhi, OUP, 2016, xlvi, 358p., indices,
23cm. ISBN 9780199463794
¥4,380
The book explores how the courts are redefining Hinduism as
they are often asked to decide on the rights linked to religious
categories and practices, and as a result how it contributes to
shaping contemporary Hinduism.
209. Trikha, Renu: Religion, faith and social
transformation: Sri Sathya Sai movement. ― New
Delhi, Anamika Pub., 2016, xxviii+298p., (59)tables,
(37)figs., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788179756812
¥ 2,820
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217. Hinduism in India: Modern and contemporary
movements, ed. by Will Sweetman et al., Series ed.
Geoffrey A. Oddie. ― New delhi, SAGE, 2016,
xv,311p., ind., 22cm.
ISBN 9789351500995
¥ 3,240
218. Jain method of curing: Healing through Mantra, Tantra
and Yantra, 3rd edn., by Manju Jain. ― Nagpur,
Metafab High Tech, 2016, 408p., full of col. illus.,
25cm. ISBN 9788185708669
¥ 4,500
The system of treatment is based on sound vibrations-mantra
therapy with thought vibrations etc.
219. Jain, Jineshwar Das: Jain archaeological sites outside
India, 2nd edn.. ― New Delhi, Shri Bharatvarshiya
Digamber Jain Mahasabha, 2016, 156p., (78)col. illus.,
(17)b&w pls., (6)tabs., bib., 22cm.
ISBN 9789380745848(pb)
¥ 3,600
220. Krishna: a source book, ed. by Edwin F. Bryant.
― Delhi, Motilal, 2016, xiv+575p., 22cm.
ISBN 9788120840263
¥ 5,280
224. McLain, Karline: The afterlife of Sai Baba : competing
visions of a global saint. ― New Delhi, Orient
BlackSwan, 2016, xiii+262p., bib., ind., 24cm.
ISBN 9788125063131
¥ 3,840
Tracing his rise from village guru to global phenomenon, the outhor
uses a wide range of sources―hagiographies and memoirs,
songs and interviews―to investigate the different ways that Sai
Baba has been understood in South Asia and beyond and the reasons
behind his popularity amongst Hindus in particular.
225. Nasreen, Farhat: Religious fads of medieval Braj. ―
Gurgaon, Bestsellers, 2015, 151p., 23cm.
ISBN 9788190620666
¥ 2,400
This book surveys perspectivism and Krishna worship in the Braj
Mandal of medieval times.
226. Porwal, Renuka J: The Jaina stupa at Mathura: art &
icons. ― Shajapur, Prachya Vidyapeeth, 2016, 304p.,
(158)col. + b&w figs., bib., 25cm.
ISBN 9788191080179
¥ 5,040
227. Radice, William: Myths and legends of India, Vol.1. ―
New Delhi, Penguin, 2016, xxxi+502p., gloss., bib., 22cm.
In this collection, leading scholars of Hindustan offer new
ISBN 9780143426202(pb)
¥ 2,040
translations of the most popular and prominent samples of
Krishna religious literature spanning over two thousand years
A vibrant, modern retelling of ancient Indian stories.
from a variety of genres―epic, poetic, literary, philosophical,
228.
Radice, William: Myths and legends of India, Vol.2. ―
hagiographical, and more―and from geographically diverse
New Delhi, Penguin, 2016, xxxi+470p., gloss., bib., 22cm.
regions of the Indian subcontinent.
ISBN 9780143426219(pb)
¥ 2,040
221. Kumbh Mahakumbh: mythological, spiritual and
A vibrant, modern retelling of ancient Indian stories.
practical, ed. by Ratna Lahiri. ― Gurgaon, Shubhi
Publ., 2016, 176p., full of col. illus., (1)map., 24cm. 229. Ramachandran, TN: Jaina monuments and places of
ISBN 9788182903883
¥ 4,020
first class importance. ― Reprint: New Delhi, Cosmo
Publ., 2016, 64p., (20)col. pls., (21)b&w illus., 26cm.
The authors elaborate the varied aspects of this old age event, as
ISBN 9788130716763
¥ 6,480
the largest human gathering that takes place at regular intervals.
of
Acarya
222. Malhotra, Rajiv: Academic Hinduphobia: a critique of 230. RatnakaraṇḌdaka-śrāvakācāra
Samantabhadra
(the
Jewel-casket
of
householder’s
Wendy Doniger’s erotic school of
conduct), text with English and Hindi tr. and
Indology. ― New Delhi, Voice
explanatory
note by Vijay K. Jain. ― Dehradun,
of India, 2016, xiv+426p.,
Vikalp
Printers,
2016, xxiv+264p., (5)b&w illus., ind.,
(14)b&w illus., 22cm.
23cm.
ISBN
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¥ 2,520
ISBN 9789385485015(pb)
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231. Riddles in Hinduism: an exposition to enlighten
The departments for the study of ancient India
the masses, B.R. Ambedkar; the annotated critical
(Indology) and South Asian Studies in the
selection, ed. and annotated by S. Anand et al, intro. by
West are the last bastions of colonialism
Kancha
Ilaiah with the essay the riddle of Ambedkar:
today. In the name of scholarship, which is
often hatred and racism in disguise, Hindus are
Why did he say he was born a Hindu? ― New Delhi,
routinely characterized as misogynists,
Navayana Pub., 2016, 272p., bib., 22cm.
oppressive, anti-minority, irrational, violent
ISBN 9788189059774(pb)
¥ 1,200
and debauched. The author terms this mass232. Sanmati: essays felicitating Professor Hampa
Nagarajaiah on the occasion of his 80th birthday, ed. by
Luitgard Soni and Jayandra Soni. ― Bangalore,
223. Mardia, KV: The scientific foundation of Jainism.
Sapna Book House, 2015, xxii+451p, many col. pls.,
― Reprint: Delhi, Motilal, 2016, xxii+142p., bib.,
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This volume contains 31 articles in the field of Jainism covering
produced hate-mongering literature as ‘Atrocity
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to ‘cows, caste, curry, sati and dowry.’
Linguistics and Philology, Jaina cosmography, Prosopography,
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233. Sricandane, Gopinath: Shadows of Gods: an archive
and its images. ― Pondicherry, Inst. Francais de
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ISBN 9788184702156(pb)
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241. Tomassetti, Giampaolo: Mahabharata, text by Krishna
Dharma. ― MOSA, Museum of Sacred Art, 2016,
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ISBN 9789385285141(pb)
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242. Tripathy, Pratap Chandra: Yamaka Bhagavatam of
Kaviratna Purusottama Misra (with the commentary of
Raghunatha Misra, critical edition and study). ―
Delhi, Pratibha Prak., 2015, xvi+392p., (2)appendices, bib.,
ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788177023763
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234. Studies in Umasvati and his Tattvarthasutra: papers
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presented at an international seminar organized by
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the B.L. Institute of Indology, ed. by G.C. Tripathi et al.
Srimad Bhagavata.
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commemoration volume in the honour of Acarya
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Harekrishna Satapathy. ― Tirupati, Rashtriya Skt.
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Sanskrit Sr.; 252)
with notes, by Acarya Tulsi, ed. Sadhvi Subhrayasa,
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Lutgendorf, Gen Ed: Sheldon Pollock. ― Cambridge,
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248. Valmiki Ramayana with selected commentaries,
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238. Bandyopadhyay, Sibaji: Three essays on
Harekrishna Satapathy. ― Tirupati, Rashtriya Skt.
the Mahabharata: exercises in literary hermeneutics.
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― New Delhi, Orient BlackSwan, 2016, xxxi+322p.,
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249.
Brahmapurāṇa
of
Vedvyas,
Part
1,
text
with
Hindi tr.
239. Murthy, S.R. Krishna: Enigmas in Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa
by
S.N.
Khandelwal.
―
Varanasi,
Chaukhambha
explained. ― Delhi, Pratibha Prak., 2015, xiv+328p.,
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app., bib., 23cm.
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240. Rao, Ajay K.: Re-figuring the Ramayana as theology: a
history of reception in premodern Indian. ― Oxon,
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Vedas, Upaniṣads, Vedāṅgs
250. Maasir-Nizami by Lala Mansa Ram, text in Persian,
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New Delhi, National Mission for Manuscripts, 2015, 259. Agniṣṭoma: complete description of the normal form of
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lxix+169p., ind., 25cm. (Prakashika Sr.; 21)
by W. Caland et al., tr from French into English by
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251. Moral dilemmas in the Mahabharata, ed. by Bimal
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252. Nathwani, Amita: Tales from the Devayana: the untold
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xxii+248p., (16)col. pls., gloss., 28cm.
the Arga and consecration rituals, tr. and introduced by
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Yael Bentor. ― Kathmandu, Vajra Books, 2015, 222p.,
253. Radice, William: Myths and legends of India, Vol. 2.
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― New Delhi, Penguin, 2016, xxxi+470p., gloss., bib.,
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261. Kaṭha Upaniṣad, by Anirvan, tr. from Bengali to
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English by Gautam Dharmapal. ― New Delhi, Akshaya
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254. Skandmahāpurāṇa of Vyāsa, Vol.6: NāgarkhaṇḌa
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(uttrārdha), text with Hindi tr. by S.N. Khandelwal. ―
Varanasi, Chaukhambha Krishnadas Acad., 2016, 738p.,
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given by Shri Anirvan during his talks in Calcutta in 1958.
25cm. ISBN 9788170804666
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The extra-ordinary discussion on Brahman in the Kaṭha-
255. Śrī Padmamahāpurāṇa of Vyāsa, 7 vols., ed. with
Upaniṣad is the nerve centre of the spiritual sadhana of India.
Hindi comm. and śloka index by Acharya Shivprasad
262. Kathopanishat, with ‘Tattvavivechani’ Hindi
Dvivedi. ― Varanasi, Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak.,
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Chaukhambha Skt. Pratisthan, 2015, xxxiv+200p.,
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Rāmacaritamānasa word index), by Shivprakash 263. Yajnavalkya-Siksa, with Sanskrit commentary
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Siksavalli of Shri Amaranatha Diksita, introduction,
Hindi translation and explanatory notes, ed. and tr. by
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Hari Ram Mishra. ― Delhi, Vidyanidhi Prak., 2015,
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xii+404p., 23cm. ISBN 9789385539152
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Hindi commentary with śloaka index, ed. by Acharya
264. Agarwal, Satya P. et al.: Practical Vedanta movement:
Shivprasad Dvivedi. ― Varanasi, Chaukhambha
Prasthanatraya widened to “Panch-Shastra”, in
Surbharati Prak., 2016, 2177p., 25cm.
collaboration with Will Tuttle. ― Delhi, New Age
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258. Sukthankar, VS (1887-1943): On the meaning of the
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Mahabharata. ― Reprint: Delhi, Motilal, 2016,
265. Kak, Subhash: The astronomical code of the Rgveda, 3rd
x+146p., ind., 23cm.
edn. ― New Delhi, Aditya Prak., 2016, xii+234p., some
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b&w figs., ind., 22cm.
Collection of four lectures delivered in 1943 under the auspices
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of the University of Bombay.
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the Rgveda. This code, which explains several elements of the
fire-altar ritual, has changed our understanding of the Vedic system
of knowledge, rise of early astronomy, history of science, and
the chronology of ancient India.
266. Mandukya Upanishad: an exposition on selfknowledge, Sanskrit text, English tr. and notes on the
Mandukya Upanishad, by Pradeep. ― Delhi, Parimal,
2016, xii+224p., 23cm. (Parimal Sanskrit Sr.; 147)
ISBN 9788171105328
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267. Sama veda, by S.V. Ganapati. ― Delhi, Motilal, 2016,
xlvii+430p., app., 23cm.
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268. Vedic mathematics, lecture-lessons by Vinay Nair,
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20×14cm.
¥ 4,800 (set)
269. Āśvalāyanśrautsūtram, with ‘Lila’ Hindi comm. by
Vrajbihārī Caubey. ― Hoshiarpur, Katyayan Vaidik
Sahitya Prak., 2012, 452p., 23cm.
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270. Devtā-tattva-vijñāna: Devtāoṁ ke yathārth, pramāṇik
aur sar vbhaum swarūp kā pratipādak grantha by
Ghanshyām Uniyāl (Hindi, some verses in Sanskrit). ―
Hoshiarpur, Katyayan Vaidik Sahitya Prak., 2016,
610p., gloss., 23cm.
¥ 4,560
271. Kātyāyanśrautasūtram of Kātyāyan, with
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Śarmā, Kātyāyanī Hindi comm. by Kedarnath Dvivedi
‘Bhagwatī’ Hindi comm. and ed. with index by
Devendra
Prasād
Miśra.
―
Varanasi,
Chaukhambha Surbharati Prak., 2015.
ISBN 9789383721962
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272. Nagaswamy, R: Tamil Nadu: the land of Vedas.
― Chennai, Tamil Arts Acad., 2016, 626p.,
(22)col.pls., (5)b&w illus., 23cm.
¥ 3,660
277. Manu-Smṛti: a critical study and its relevance in the
modern times, by Asha Rani Tripathi. ― New Delhi,
DK Printworld, 2015, xii+368p., bib., ind., 23cm.
ISBN 9788124608333
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The present book is an effort to bring together all scattered
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topics contained in Manu-Smṛti, for example, status of brāhmaṇa,
śudra and woman.
278. Smartaprayascittam by Nilakanthayogisvara,
ed. by K.V. Vasudevan, general ed: Dilip Kumar Rana. ―
Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2010, xxix+330p.,
21cm. (Chinmayagranthapushpam; 5)
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279. Amarakosa (Namalinganusasana) of Amarasimha
with the Ramasrami (Vyakhyasudha) commentary of
Bhanuji Diksita (Ramasrama), ed. with
Maniprabha Hindi comm. by Haragovinda Sastri. ―
Varanasi, Chaukhambha Skt. Sansthan, 2016,
664p., 25cm. ISSN 8186937293
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Linguistics & Dictionary
280. An Analysis of the Pali Canon, ed. by Russell Webb and A
reference table of Pali literature, comp. by Bhikkhu
Nyanatusita, rev. edn. ― Kandy, Buddhist Pub.
Society, 2011, viii+224p., 22cm.
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through the extremely southern part of India. The lifestyle of
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273. Ṛgveda Saṁhitā, yathārth anuvād evaṁ paricaya
by Prasann Candra Gautam and Maheś Candra
Maheśvarī (Hindi). ― Mumbai, Bhartiya Vidhya 281. The People’s Linguistic Survey of India, Vol.30,
Part II: the languages of Uttarakhand, ed. by Uma
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Bhatt
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Orient
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274. Sengupta, Sanjiban: Legends in the Rg Vedic
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Brahmanas and their subsequent development in the
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282. Sabdarupasamgrahah: a supplement for the audio
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CD Sabdarupasamgrahah. ― Bangalore, Vyoma
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Linguistic Labs Foundation, 2013, v+226p., 18x12cm. (pb)
275. Ghosal, Swadesranjan: Dharmashastrasya mulam
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mīmāmsāshastram. ― Kolkata, Banaras Mercantile,
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mode.
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283. Sandamuni, U.: Origin and development of Arakanese
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2016,
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276. Bhagawaī: Viāhapaṇṇattī, Vol. V (Śataka 17-20),
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Prakrit text, Skt. renderings, Hindi tr. and Bhāṣya
province in Myanmar. The author was awarded Ph. D for this
(critical annotations) with Vṛtti of Abhayadevasūri and
work from University of Calcutta.
appendices-indices etc., Chief ed: Acharya
Mahaprajna et al. ― Ladnun, Jain Vishva Bharati,
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Prakrit & Sanskrit Text
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284. Brahma, Aleendra: An Introduction to Bodo 293. Subrahmanyam, PS: The morphosyntax of the
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Sanskrit Literature
& Grammar
285. Multilingualism and multiculturalism: perceptions,
practices and policy, ed. by Supriya Pattanayak et al. ―
New Delhi, Orient BlackSwan, 2016, xii+396p.,
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294. Bhāskarācārya’s Līlāvatī, Part 1 covering the topics:
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arithmetic and algebra, text with English tr., Roman
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transliteration and ed. by A.B. Padmanabha Rao. ―
bring to the reader the evolution of cultures and its direct or indirect
Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2015, xxviii+256p.,
relation to language development in a multilingual society.
(4)appendices, gloss., bib., ind., 25cm. (Chinmaya
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the languages of Punjab, ed. by Omkar N. Koul et al.
chief ed: G.N. Devy. ― New Delhi, Orient BlackSwan, 295. Chakraborty, Lokesh: An appraisal on the
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2016, xxxviii+200p., (4)col. maps, ind., 25cm.
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287. Research in Indian languages: problems & prospects,
ed. by Sweta Prajapati. ― New Delhi, New Bharatiya
Book Corpn., 2016, x+354p., 23cm.
296.
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This book brings together the papers presented in the seminar on
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eminent scholars of various languages like Sanskrit, Pali,
Hindi, Marathi, Sindhi and Urdu at a seminar organized by the
Oriental Institute, The M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodara
(Gujarat) on 22nd January 2014.
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Mahabharata.
Dhātunāmanékārthatvasādhanam: validating the
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classic examples and English summary by V. R. Manoj. ―
Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2014, 96p., 23cm.
(Chinmaya Research Sr.; 9)
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288. Aṣṭādhyāyīsūtrapātha
(vārtik-gaṇapāth-dhātupāth- 297. KaraṇḌavyuha sūtra: a bi-lingual critical edition for
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liṅganuśāsan-uṇādi-fitsūtrasahit), by Sudhir Kumar
an introduction, ed. by Buddhadev Bhattacharya. ― New
Misra. ― Delhi, Vidyanidhi Prak., 2016, x+683p.,
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9788174791870
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289. Bibartanmulak Bangla Abhidhan, dwitiya khanda = A
diachronic dictionary of Bangla language, Vol.2, ed. 298. Lanman, Charles Rockwell: A Sanskrit reader, with
notes and Sanskrit-English vocabulary. ― Reprint:
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290. Learner’s Hindi-English thematic visual dictionary: 299. Mahābhāṣyārthadīpikā, Part 1; up to the end of
an active vocabulary builder = Hindi-Angreji
Āhnika IX, by Krishnakumar, preface in English. ―
sabdakosa, by Vimlesh Kanti Verma et al. ― New
Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2015, xiv+408p., 25cm.
Delhi, Sasta Sahitya Mandal, 2013, 284p., full of col.
(Chinmaya Research Sr.; 18)
illus., 25cm. ISBN 9788173097829
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ISBN 9789380864303
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The present work contains essays on the nine Āhnikas of
291. Nagendra, Jaya S: A brief history of languages. ― New
Mahābhāṣyā.
Delhi, Atlantic Pub., 2016, xii+267p., several b&w
300. Mishra, Prafulla Kumar et al.: Meghadūtam in the
illus., (1)map., bib., appendices, ind., 23cm.
eyes of the commentators: a descriptive study of the
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texts with twelve commentaries (Sanskrit, English). ―
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mankind and describes many hypotheses regarding when, where,
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why, and how human languages emerged.
301. Panda, Pradipta Kumar: Contribution of Odisha to
292. People’s Linguistic Survey of India, Vol.23, Part II:
Sanskrit: creative literature (some verses in Sanskrit).
the languages of Puducherry, ed. by L. Ramamoorthy
― Delhi, Pratibha Prak., 2015, xvii+164p., 23cm.
et al., Chief ed.: GN Devy. ― New Delhi, Orient
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BlackSwan, 2016, xxxiv+62p., (6)col. figs., (1)tab.,
A brief historical survey of the creative contribution of Odisha to
Sanskrit literature from 600 AD till now.
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311. Easy Sanskrit: mastering the Devanagari script, 4
parts, by Swami Ramakrishnanda. ― Ernakulam,
Chinmaya Int., 2014, 300p., 29cm. (pb) Vol.1: Vowels,
302. Sabdarupasamgrahah: a supplement for the audio
CD Sabdarupasamgrahah. ― Bangalore, Vyoma
Linguistic Labs Foundation, 2013, v+226p., 18x12cm.
(pb)
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The book comprises of Sabdarupas in teacher-student mode and
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303. Sanskṛtsāhitya anuśīlaṇaṃ, by Śaśī Tiwārī. ― Delhi,
Vidyanidhi Prak., 2015, 120p., 23cm.
ISBN 9789380651996
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312. Geetha, N.K.: Kridaniyakam: myriad faces of comedy in
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xix+210p., app., bib., ind., 23cm. (Chinmaya Research
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313. Jha, V.N. et al.: Learning Sanskrit language structure:
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¥ 7,320
304. Satasloki of Sri Sankaracarya, text with English
tr. and notes by S.N. Sastri, General ed: Dilip Kumar
Rana. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2015, v+158p.,
23cm. (Chinmaya Research Sr.; 17)
ISBN 9789380864372
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305. South Asian texts in history: critical engagements
with Sheldon Pollock, ed. by Yigal Bronner et al. ―
Delhi, Primus Books, 2016, xx+404p., ind., 25cm.
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314. Kirātārjunīya or Arjuna and the hunter of Bharavi, ed.
and tr. by Indira Viswanathan Peterson, Series ed: Sheldon
Pollock. ― Cambridge, HUP, 2016, xlvi+430p., gloss., bib.,
ind., 21cm. (Murty Classical Library of India; 9) ISBN
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315. Lilavati of Bhaskaracarya, Part II: geometry, first
degree indeterminate equation and permutations, tr. and
ed. by A.B. Padmanabha Rao. ― Ernakulam,
Chinmaya
Int., 2014, xxiv+264p., aap., gloss., bib., ind.,
306. Sumedhāḥ, Vol.II, Part II, commemoration volume,
25cm.
(Chinmaya
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ed. by Arun Kumar Mondal. ― Delhi, Pratibha Prak.,
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2015, xxiv+208p., (8)col. pls., 25cm.
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316. Nāṭyapradīpa of Sundaramiśra, ed. by Radhavallabh
This issue of the Departmental Research Journal is a
commemoration volume in honour of fourteen eminent
teachers who were engaged in the brisk activities of the
Department.
Tripathi. ― New Delhi, National Mission for
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No.24) ISBN 9789380829364
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307. Tripathy, Pratap Chandra: Yamaka Bhāgavatam of
A critical edition of Nāṭyapradīpa, which brings to fore the
correlation between the theory and practices of Sanskrit drama.
Kaviratna Puruṣottama Miśra (with the commentary of
Raghunatha Miśra, critical edition and study). ― 317. Natyasastra of Muni Bharata, Vol.1 (chapter I-XIV), ed.
Delhi, Pratibha Prak., 2015, xvi+392p., (2)appendices,
by Kamalesh Datta Tripathi, Asstt. Ed: Narendra Dutt
bib., ind., 23cm.
Tiwari. ― New Delhi, Motilal, 2015, lxxxiii+452p.
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The author (17th cen. AD) of Odisha, composed this Kavya
depicting the lila of Sri Krishna based on the 10th skandha of the
Srimad Bhagavata.
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308. Triśatikā or Pāṭīgaṇitasāra of Śrīdhara, English tr. by
Venugopal D. Heroor, General ed: Dilip Kumar Rana.
― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2015, xlvi+194p.,
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13) ISBN 9789380864204
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318. Pāṇini-kṛdant-pratyayārth-koṣa (kṛdant ke sāth kṛtya,
nāmdhātu aur lakār prakaraṇ bhī samāhit), by
Jñānaprakāśa Śāstrī. ― Delhi, Parimal, 2016,
viii+680p., 25cm. (Parimal Sanskrit Sr.; 150)
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309. Brihat samhitā of Varaha Mihira, tr. by Bangalore
Suryanarain Rao by Bangalore Suryanarain Rao, ed. by
Bangalore Venkata Raman. ― Reprint: Delhi, Motilal,
2016, 637p., ind., 22cm.
ISBN 9788120813960
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319. Parvathy, K.P.: Vedic etymology and semantics: a
linguistic approach. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2012,
xix+142p., bib., 23cm. (Chinmaya Research Series; 4)
ISBN 9789380864105
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d mensuration by Sridharacarya (850-950 CE?).
The English translation is a monumental work in completing
which the difficulties in translating a beautiful, technical and
suggestive work in Sanskrit had to be surmounted by hard labour,
profound research and want of adequate expressions.
310. Dikshit, Ralnamayidevi: Women in Sanskrit dramas,
with a foreword by N.N. Chaudhuri. ― Reprint: New
Delhi, Meharchand Lachhmandas Publ., 2015,
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320. Pingal Devayan, Vol.7: Visnu Kalpa, Part IV, by
Hajari, transcribed into Devanagri, and ed. by Amita
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29cm. ISBN 9789351710547
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This volume contains the last eight Parvas of the great
Mahabharata in the Bharata Mandala.
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321. Ramakrishnananda, Swami: Easy Sanskrit: Sulabha 329. Vivarnadivisnusahasranamavali with commentary, ed.
by Dilip Kumar Rana, with preface and foreword in
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English. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2013,
Chinmaya Int., 2013, 224p., 24cm.
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Textbook & Workbook with CD.
The book is on the thousand names of Lord Visnu beginning
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Gaurapada Dasa, ed. by Matsya Avatara Dasa. ―
Vṛttamālā(stuti)vivṛti (critical edn.), ed. by Michael
Vrindaban, Rasbihari Lal & Sons, 2015, 962p.,
Hahn, rev. by S.S. Bahulkar, Lata Mahesh Deokar &
(2)appendices, bib., 23cm.
M.A. Deokar. ― New Delhi, Aditya Prak., 2016, 177p.,
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bib., 23cm. (Studia Indo-Buddhica; 1)
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323. Sanskrit Studies, Vol.4, saṁvat 2071-72 (CE 2014-15),
The Vṛttamālāstuti or “Praise in the Form of a Garland of Metres
ed. by C. Upender Rao. ― New Delhi, Special Centre
Counted by Syllables” is a unique piece of literature composed by
for Sanskrit Studies, JNU, 2015, xvi+318p., 23cm.
Jñānaśrīmitra,
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subjects at the university of Vikramaśīla in the first half of the 11th
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century.
such as Sanskrit language and literature, Vedanta, Poetics, 331. Aṣṭādhyāyīsūtrapātha
(vārtik-gaṇapāth-dhātupāthDramaturgy, Historiography of Vedic age, Purāṇa and
liṅganuśāsan-uṇādi-fitsūtrasahit), by Sudhir Kumar
Dharmaśāstra etc.
Misra. ― Delhi, Vidyanidhi Prak., 2016, x+683p.,
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22cm. ISBN 9789385539176
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tr. by O. Vatsala. ― Ernakulam, Chinmaya Int., 2012,
332. A descriptive catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts in the
lvii+246p.,
(2)appendices,
gloss.,
23cm.
collection of the Asiatic Society: The Asiatic Society
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collection, Vol.1: Tantra manuscripts, ed. by Satya
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Ranjan Banerjee, comp. by Bibekananda Banerjee. ―
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Atharvadadhaturapratyayeh pratipadikam.
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Kanhavyāsa, along with original Sanskrit text,
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2016, xix+154p., (12)col. pls., 23cm. (Parimal Sanskrit
Sr.; 149) ISBN 9788171105410
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326. Stotra Samuccaya (Rāmāyaṇa, Mahābhārata tathā
Mahāpurāṇo≈ par adharit), 3 vols., collected by Sipra
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327. Śukasandeśa of Lakṣmīdāsa, with the comm. Vilasini
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333. Dhvanyaloka of Anandavardhana, critically edited
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334. Gītagovinda of Jaideva, with word-meanings, ‘Anand’
Hindi comm. by Ramanand Sharma. ― Varanasi,
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335. Kalidasya Natkesavalankarsaundaryam, by
Rajkumar Mahajan. ― New Delhi, Pragun Publ., 2016,
vii+174p., 23cm.
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336. Macdonell, Arthur A: A history of Sanskrit literature. ―
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328. Vaiyākaraṇa Siddānta Kaumudī, Vol.1, Parts A-B, of
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Śrī Bhattojidīkshit with The Tattvabodhinī comm. of
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Śrī Jṅanendra Saraswatī & The Bālamanoramā
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337. Mishra, Sudhir K: Pāṇini’s Kāraka system for language
processing. ― Delhi, Vidyanidhi Prak., 2016,
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338. Reappraisal of the different branches of Sanskritic
wisdom: proceedings of the national seminar, ed. by
Chandan Bhattacharyya. ― Kolkata, Sanskrit Book
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339. Sandhyabhasyam: Caturveda-sandhyatarpanaBrahmyajna-srutisutravyakhya etc., by Sri Syamanarayana Caturveda. ― Varanasi, Chaukhambha
Surbharati Prak., 2015, 488p., 23cm. (Chaukhamba
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340. Sanskrit and computational linguistics, select papers
presented the ‘Sanskrit and the IT world’ section at the
16th World Sanskrit Conference (28 Juneñ2 July 2015)
Bangkok, Thailand, ed. by Amba Kulkarni. ― New
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341. Saundarya-Lahari of Śaṅkarācārya, with the
commentary ‘Candrikā’ intro., notes and ‘Amarapriya’
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A stotra (hymn) in adoration of the Devi, the great Mother, and is
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342. Tatrapradipa of Maitreyaraksita: fourth pada
of the eighth chapter, critically ed. by Sanjit Kumar
Sadhukhan et al. ― Kolkata, Sanskrit Book Depot,
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Vedic Literature
343. The Bodhāyana Gṛhyasūtra, critically edited Sanskrit text
with Mantra-Index, ed. by R. Shama Sastri, rev. edn. ―
New Delhi, Meharchand Lachhmandas Publ., 2015,
xii+174p., 25cm. (Panini Vaidika Granthamala; 3)
ISBN 9788192910840
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