Bibliographical Notes
Summary
The Bibliographical Notes section lists recent publications on Indian history, culture and religion. It mentions P. L. Bhargava's "India in the Vedic Age", K. G. Pusalker's study of the Maitrakas of Valabhi, the Pakistan History Board's "History of Hind‑Pakistan", N. S. Bose's "History of the Candellas of Jejakabhukti", Surendra Nath Sen's "India through Chinese Eyes", and other works on Indian culture and Buddhism. Later entries list regional histories and Hindi volumes on Agra Fort, Dakshinpura, Mathura and Kanauj, followed by extensive catalogues of books on philosophy, Buddhism, linguistics, dictionaries and commentaries. Subsequent pages catalogue works on Buddhism, lexicons and translations of Sanskrit and Pali texts and announce scholarly editions and commemorative volumes. The section thus serves as an expansive bibliography for researchers.
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Conclusion
The article concludes that these bibliographical notes provide an invaluable reference for scholars by listing a wide array of recent publications on Indian history, languages, philosophy and religion. By cataloguing works across disciplines and languages, they guide researchers to pertinent literature and reflect the vibrancy of mid‑twentieth‑century Indological scholarship.