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Bibliographical Notes

Vol. 29 · No. 2June - 1953pp. 202–204English

Summary

The concluding section offers a list of recently published books and monographs pertinent to Indian history and culture. Entries include studies of temples, inscriptions, folklore, linguistic treatises and translations of Sanskrit works. Each note provides the title, author, place of publication and date, giving readers a convenient reference to new material. The section highlights the expanding body of scholarly literature available in the early 1950s and serves as an aid for further research.

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The bibliographical notes remind scholars of the importance of tracking new publications. By listing a wide array of recent works, this section underscores the growing interest in Indian studies and assists researchers in locating sources relevant to their own projects.

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  • “Kbajurabo by છે. L. Dhama and S. C. Chandra. New Delhi 1953”
  • “Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of Travancore-Cochin for the year 1951-52. Ernakulam 1953”

Works cited in this article

  1. Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of Travancore-Cochin for the year 1951-52. Ernakulam 1953
  2. Baroda through the Ages (being the Report of an Excavation conducted 10 the Baroda Area, 1951-1932) by Bendapudi Subbarao. Baroda 1953
  3. The Ghatotkaca Cave Temples by P. Srinivasachar. Hyderabad 1952
  4. Mababalipuram by C. Shivaramamurti. New Delhi 1952
  5. Some Beads from Kondipur by M. G. Dikshit. Hyderabad 10952

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  • Kbajurabo
  • Annual Report of the Archaeological Department of Travancore-Cochin
  • Baroda through the Ages
  • Ghatotkaca Cave Temples
  • Mababalipuram
  • Some Beads from Kondipur
  • Archaeological Records of Begusarai
  • South Indian Inscriptions
  • Inscriptions du Combodge
  • Annual Reports on Indian Epigrapby
  • Kadar of Cochin
  • Possible Sumerian Survivals in the Toda Rituals
  • Study of Orissan Folklore
  • Antiquity of some Field and Forest Flora of India
  • Gupta Temple at Deogarh

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Vol. 29 · No. 2
97–110Position of Slaves and Serfs as depicted in the Kharosthi Documents from Chinese TurkestanRatna Chandra Agrawala111–120Abhidharmakosakarika (I. 1-8)N. Aiyaswami Sastri121–128Concordance of the Fauna in the RamayanaSibadas Chaudhuri129–132Appointment of Ministers and High Officials in Ancient IndiaKunja Govinda Goswami133–147Mss. of the Saddharmapundarika-sutra—their linguistic peculiaritiesNalinaksha Dutt148–155The Era of the Bhauma-Karas of OrissaDineshchandra Sircar156–161The Later Imperial GuptasSudhakar Chattopadhyaya162–174The Pratimoksa-SutraAnukul Chandra Banerjee175–179Kautilya on Royal AuthorityK. A. Nilakanta Sastri180–182An ancient reference to Menander’s Invasion183–190Was Jalal-ud-Din the Patron of Rayamukuta?Dinesh Chandra Bhattacharya191–195The Harsa and Bhatika ErasV. V. Mirashi196–201Select Contents of Oriental Journals202–204Bibliographical NotesCurrent article

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