G : NATIONAL BOOK TRUST
ENGLISH
India-The Land and People
1 Fruits Ranjit Singh
2 Insect Pests of Crops S. Pradhan
3 Common Trees H. Santapau (Reprint)
4 Minerals of India Meher D.N. Wadia (Reprint)
5 Coins Parmeshwari Lal Gupta
6 Land and Soil S.P. Raychaudhuri (Reprint)
7 Vegetables B. Chowdhury (Reprint)
8 Common Birds Salim Ali & Mrs. Laeeq
Futehally (Reprint)
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National Biography
9 Samudragupta Lallanji Gopal
10 Ahilyabai Hiralal Sharma
11 Swami Dayanand B.K. Singh
Young India Library
12 Elephant-Lord of the jungle Ramesh Bedi
13 Gandhi Warrior of Non-Violence P.D. Tandon
14 The Felines M.D. Chautrvedi
15 Nehru You Don't Know P.D. Tandon
General
16 You and Your Health V.N. Bhave, N.S. Deodhar
and S.V. Bhave
17 The Gospel of Buddha Paul Carus (Reprint)
18 Gandhi The Writer Bhabani Bhattacharya
(Reprint)
19 Gandhi's India : Unity in Diversity
HINDI
India-The Land and Pople
20 Snakes of India P.J. Deoras
21 Rajasthan Dharm Pal
National Biography
22 Kazi Nazrul Islam B. Chakravarty
23 Maharana Pratap R.S. Bhatt (Reprint)
24 Subramania Bharati Prema Nandkumar
25 Ramanujacharya R. Parthasarathy
26 Sankaradeva Maheshwar Neog
27 Nana Phadanavis Y.N. Deodhar
Young India Library
28 Apna Bhavishya Apne Hath Kona Sukhe Mathsushita
29 Gajaraj Ramesh Bedi
30 Nehru You Don't Know P.D. Tandon
31 Panther on the Prowl M.D. Chaturvedi
ASSAMESE
Biography
32 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
33 Sankaradeva Maheshwar Neog
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BENGALI
India-The Land and People
34 Flowering Trees M.S. Randhawa
35 Land and Soil S.P. Raychaudhuri
National Biography
36 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
37 Samudragupta Lallanji Gopal
38 Tyagaraja P. Sambamoorthy
39 Sankaradeva Maheshwar Neog
40 Pt. Bhatkhande S.N. Ratanjankar
41 Pt. Vishnu Digambar V.R. Athavale
General
42 Common Indian Birds Salim Ali & Mrs. Laeeq Futehally
GUJARATI
National Biography
43 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
44 Harsha V.D. Gangal
45 Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar S.C. Bose
46 Sankaradeva Maheshwar Neog
General
47 Common Indian Birds Salim Ali & Mrs. Laeeq Futehally
KANNADA
India-The Land and People
48 Population S.N. Agarwala
National Biography
49 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
General
50 The Transposed Heads Thomas Mann
51 A Tale of Two Cities Charles Dickens
MALAYALAM
National Biography
52 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
53 Kazi Nazrul lslam Basuda Chakravarty
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MARATHI
India-The Land and People
54 Population S.N. Agarwala
55 Common Birds Salim Ali Mrs. Laeeq Futehaily
National Biography
56 Ahilyabai Hiralal Sharma
57 Chandragupta Maurya Lallanji Gopal
ORIYA
India-The Land and People
58 Land and Soil S.P. Raychaudhuri
National Biography
59 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
General
60 A Tale of Two Cities Charles Dickens
PUNJABI
India-The Land and People
61 Flowering Trees M.S. Randhawa
National Biography
62 Surdas Vrajeshwar Varma
SINDHI
National Biography
63 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
TAMIL
India-The Land and People
64 Flowering Trees M.S. Randhawa
National Biography
65 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
66 The Conquest of Happiness Bertrand Russell
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TELEGU
India-The Land and People
67 Domestic Animals Harbans Singh
68 Minerals of India Meher D.N. Wadia
69 Common Trees H. Santa pau
70 Nicobar Islands K.K. Mathur
National Biography
71 Ahilyabai Hiralal Sharma
72 Chandragupta Maurya Lallanji Gopal
73 Subramania Bharati Prema Nandkumar
74 Guru Nanak Gopal Singh
75 Tyagraja P. Sambamoorthy
General
76 Women Saints of East and Swami Ghanananda & Others West
H: SAHITYA AKADEMI
Bengali
1. Atmakatha (autobiography) by Rajendra Prasad. Translated from
Hindi by Priyaranjan Sen.
2. Professor (Malayalam novel) by Joseph Mundassery. Translated by
Nilina Abraham.
3. Gandhi-Romain Rollander Drishtite. Romain Rolland's Mahatma
Gandhi and the excerpts on Gandhi from his diary L' Inde. Translated
by Lokenath Bhattacharya from the original French.
4. Banger Kettan (Greek Play : Frogs) by Aristophanes. Translated
by Hirendranath Dutta.
5. Matir Kutire (Rumanian classic: The Mud-hut Dwellers) by Mihail
Sadoveanu. Translated by Smt. Amita Ray.
6. Manush Amar Bhai (All Men are Brothers : Select Writings of
Gandhiji). Compiled and edited by Krishna Kripalani and translated
from English by Priyaranjan Sen.
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English
1. Ghalib (monograph on the Urdu poet in the 'Makers of Indian
Literature' series) by M. Mujeeb.
2. Mira Bai (monograph on the Hindi saint-poet in the 'Makers of
Indian Literature' series) by Usha S. Nillson.
3. Toru Dutt (monograph on the Indo-Anglian poet in the 'Makers of
Indian Literature' series) by Padmini Sen Gupta.
4. Vemana (monograph of the Telugu poet in the 'Makers of Indian
Literature' series) by V.R. Narla.
5. Wild Bapu of Garambi (Marathi Novel: Garambicha Bapu) by S.N.
Pendse. Translated by Ian Raeside.
6. Tolstoy and India by Alexander Shifman. Translated from Russian
by A.V. Esaulov.
7. Contemporary Indian Short Stories. Series I (an English
translation of representative short stories of major Indian
languages).
Gujarati
1. Jogajog (novel) by Rabindranath Tagore. Translated from Bengali
by Shivkumar Joshi.
2. Bal Sahitya (selection of Tagore's writings for children).
Edited by Lila Majumdar & Kshitis Roy and translated from Bengali by
Ramanlal Soni.
3. Rajavi (Italian classic: The Prince) by Machiavelli. Translated
from English by Yashwant Shukla.
Hindi
1. Hindi Kavya Sangrah (an anthology of Hindi poetry). Compiled and
edited by C. Balakrishna Rao.
2. Premchand (monograph on the Hindi novelist in the 'Makers of
Indian Literature' series) by Prakash Chandra Gupta.
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3. Gujarati ke Shreshta Ekanki (select Gujarati one-act plays).
Edited by Gulabdas Broker and translated by Shyamu Sanyasi.
4. Sat Sikkar (Kashmiri Short Stories: Sat Sangar) by Akhtar
Mohiuddin. Translated by Shahshishekhar Toshkhani.
5. Shah Latif ka Kavya (poetry of Shah Latif). Edited by Motilal
Jotwani and translated from Sindhi with Devanagari transliteration by
Mani Shankar Dwivedi.
6. Andhra Katha Manjusha (an anthology of Telugu short stories).
Edited by Swami Sivasankar Sastry and translated by R. Venkata Rao.
7. Rudrama Devi (Telugu novel) by Nori Narasimha Sastry. Translated
by Bala Shauri Reddy.
8. Illango Adigal (monograph on the author of the famous Tamil epic
Cilappadikaram) by M. Varadarajan. Translated from English by Yugjit
Navalpuri.
9. Agamemon (Greek play) by Aeschylus. Translated by C.Balkrishna
Rao.
10. Tolstoy aur Bharat by Alexander Shifman. Translated by P.
Machwe from A.V. Esaulov's English version of the original Russian
work.
11. 23 Hindi Kahaniyan (an anthology of Hindi short stories). Edited
by Jainendra Kumar.
Kannada
1. Janumada Jodi (Gujarati novel : Malela Jiva) by Pannalal Patel.
2. Nanna Charitra (autobiography of U.V. Swaminatha Iyer).
Translated from Tamil by L. Gundappa.
3. Sri Basavannanavara Vachana Sangraha (select Vachanas of
Basavanna). Edited by S.S. Malwad.
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Kashmiri
1. Alif Lal (Arabic classic: One Thousand Nights and One).
Translated by Mohy-ud-Din Hajini.
Malayalam
1. Keshavasuthan (monograph on the Marathi poet in the. 'Makers of
Indian Literature' series) by Prabhakar Machwe. Translated from
English by G. Sreedharan.
2. Raja Rammohan Roy (monograph on the Bengali writer and reformer
in the 'Makers of Indian Literature' series) by Saumyendranath Tagore.
Translated from English by E.K. Purushottaman.
3. Malayala Sahitya Charitram (History of Malayalam Literature) by
P.K. Parameswaran Nair.
Marathi
1. Lokamanya Tilak Lekha Sangraha (selections from the writings of
Bal Gangadhar Tilak published in the Kesari). Edited by Tarkateertha
Laxmanshastri Joshi.
Oriya
1. Atmakatha. Pt. I (autobiography) of Rajendra Prasad.
Translated from Hindi by Sachidanand Kanungo.
Punjabi
1. Guru Nanak Dev. A short monograph by the late Teja Singh.
Published for free distribution.
2. Heer Waris Shah (Punjabi classic). Edited by Sant Singh Sekhon.
3. Jhuggianwale te Hor Kahaniyan (Rumanian classic : The mud-hut
Dwellers and other Stories) by Mihail Sadoveanu. Translated by
Kishanjit Singh.
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Tamil
1. Latchumninatha Bezbarao (monograph on the Assamese writer in the
'Makers of Indian Literature' series) by Hem Barua. Translated by
K.D. Thrirunavakkarasu.
Telugu
1. Ravindruni Natakalu. Vol. I (plays Bisarjan, Chitrandada, and
Chirakumar Sabha) by Rabindranath Tagore. Translated from Bengali,
the first two plays by B. Gopala Reddi and the third by Abburi
Ramakrishna Rao.
2. Ravindruni Natakalu. Vol. II (plays: Raja, Dak Ghar, Muktadhara
and Rakta Karabi by Rabindranath Tagore. Translated from Bengali by
Abburi Ramakrishna Rao.
3. Gadayuddhamu (Kannada play) by 'Sri' (B.N. Srikantia) Translated
by G. Ramakrishan Sharma.
4. Thalapula Dumaramu (Belles-letters : Ghubare Khatir) by Maulana
Abul Kalam Azad. Translated by D. Ramanuja Rao.
I: LALIT KALA AKADEMI
Ancient Indian Art
1. Birbhum Terracottas
2. South Indian Bronzes
3. Chamba Painting
4. Portfolio No. 5-Rangamala Paintings
5. Portfolio No. 6-Kangra Paintings
Contemporary Indian Art-Monographs
6. Bendre
7. Ravi Varma
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8. Hebbar
9. Chavda
10. Haldar
11. P. Das Gupta
12. Panikar
13. Ramkinker
14. Husain
15. Dhanraj Bhagat
16. G.N. Tagore
17. Amrita Sher-Gil
18. Binode Bihari Mukherjee
19. Chintamoni Kar
20. Ara
21. Sailoz Mookherjea
22. Kshitindranath Majumdar
23. Gopal Ghose
24. Sreenivasulu
25. S.G. Thakur Singh
26. Sanyal
27. Venkatappa
28. Ram Kumar
Journals
29. Lalit Kala Nos. 1 & 2, 5-11, 12, 13, 14
30. Lalit Kala Contemporary Nos. 1, 4, 5, 6, 9, Nos. 2, 3, Nos 7 & 8
(combined)
31. Contemporary Picture Post Cards (10 cards in full colour in a
set).
32. Contemporary Picture Post Cards (6 cards in full colour in a
set, devoted to Triennale-India, 1968).
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33. Rabindranath Tagore and the Art of His Times (a wellillustrated
historical and critical survey of the development of contemporary
Indian Art-1895-1947).
34. A Portfolio of Contemporary Indian Paintings
Miscellaneous
35. Artists Directory
36. Seminar on Art Education
37. Seminar on Architecture
38. Seminar on Indian Art History
39. The Meaning of Art by Rabindranath Tagore