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રોમૅન્ટિસીજમ અને વ્યંગ્ય લેખ़ युरोपीय साहित्य न रोमांचक प्रवाह románticism अंगे विस्तृत चर्चा करे छे औने तेनी सामाजिक-नैतिक असर Gujarati साहित्य पर केवि रिते प्रगट थाय छे ते देखाड़ी आपे छे। लेख़क…
1990Vol. 14pp. 63–76
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Dr. Radhakrishnan on "Kalki or Future of Civilization"
This essay discusses Dr. Radhakrishnan’s reflections on the mythological figure of Kalki and its implications for the future of civilisation. In traditional Hindu lore, Kalki is the tenth avatāra…
1989Vol. 16pp. 84–88
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Dr. Radhakrishnan on the Philosophy of the Upanisads
This article examines Dr. S. Radhakrishnan’s interpretation of the Upanisads and his exposition of their philosophical significance. The Upanisads, regarded as the culmination of Vedic thought,…
Jaya R. Betai and Ramesh S. Betai compare the social and ethical frameworks of Buddhism with those of the Manusmrti, an influential Hindu law code. The article notes that Indian society for millennia…
R. S. Betai’s essay delves into classical Sanskrit poetics through the lens of Narendraprabhasuri’s teachings on kavyabandha (the binding of poetry) or vakyavinyasa (sentence‑formation). The author…
In this literary study R. S. Betai examines the treatment of vipralambha‑śṛṅgāra – the aesthetic emotion of love in separation – in Sanskrit poetry. Drawing on canonical sources such as Kālidāsa and…
April 1983 - January 1984Vol. 12 · No. 1-4pp. 47–54
This article is the first part of a study on the social thought of the sage Yājñavalkya, a key figure in the Brihadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad. The author surveys Yājñavalkya’s teachings on householders’…
Ramesh Betai’s article Samajvicharak Manu presents an analytical reconstruction of Manusmṛti through a sociological lens, challenging the rigid, ritualistic interpretations that have dominated…