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Tantrayana Art : An Album: With Introduction and Notes
Foreword. Preface. Introduction. Descriptive notes on illustrations: 1. Maitreya. 2. Manjusri. 3. Avalokitesvara. 4. Tara. 5. Marichi. 6. Chunda. 7. Prajnaparamita. 8. Jambhala: Vasudhara. 9. Vajrasatva. 10. Vajrapani. 11. Heruka: Nairatmya. 12. Vajrayogini. 13. Sambara. 14. Yamari (Yamantaka). 15. Bhutadamara. 16. Trailokyavijaya. 17. Halahala Lokesvara. 18. Mahamayuri. 19. Mahasarasvati. 20. Ushnishavijaya. 21. Aparajita. 22. Parnasavari. 23. Vagisvari. 24. Nirukti Pratisamvit. 25. Life of Gautama Buddha. 26. Dhyani Buddhas. 27. Buddha wearing jewelled ornaments. 28. Paintings. Glossary.
S.K. Saraswati
 
Jute Inustry : A Historical Perspective 1830 -2006
Foreword. Preface/Subimal Palit. 1. Origin of Jute, early history. 2. Growth of Jute cultivation and economy. 3. Dundee and Jute. 4. 1879-99 Calcutta becoming greatest competitor to Dundee in Jute exports. 5. Dundee and India: Roots, rivalry and interdependence. 6. Transition and management takeover from Europeans to Indians-Marwaris. 7. Management style of Europeans and Indians organizational foresight. 8. Indian industry immediately after independence-1947. 9. Some aspects of Indian Jute Industry. 10. India, profile of industry, Jute goods production and consumption. 11. Role of ministry of textiles. 12. Bangladesh Jute and industry. 13. Jute industries: Myanmar, Thai, Pakistan, Nepal, Indonesia, China. 14. Demise of Adamji, the largest Jute mill. 15. Jute Mill under worker\'s cooperative: an experiment. 16. International organisation helping Jute. 17. About Kenaf, a future fiber. 18. Marwari in Jute. Annexure.
Subimal Palit & Sanjay Kajaria
 
Animals of India: Mammals
Introduction: 1. Mammals. 2. Indian mammals. 3. List of Indian mammals. 4. List of endemic Indian mammals. Order Insectivora: Family: 1. Erinaceidae: Hedgehogs. 2. Soricidae: Shrews. 3. Talpidae: Moles. Order Scandentia: 1. Family Tupaiidae: tree shrews. Order Chiroptera: Family: 1. Pteropodidae: fruit bats, flying foxes. 2. Rhinopomatidae: mouse-tailed bats. 3. Emballonuridae: Tomb bats. 4. Megadermatidae: false vampires. 5. Rhinolophidae: Horse-shoe bats. 6. Hipposideridae: leaf-nosed bat. 7. Vespertilionidae: evening bats. etc
J.R.B. Alfred, A.K. Das and A.K. Sanyal
 
Paintings of Abanindranath Tagore
Acknowledgements. 1. Abanindranath Tagore: the Great Maestro/Mukesh D. Ambani and Nita M. Ambani. 2. Author's note/R. Siva Kumar. 3. Foreword/K.G. Subramanyan. 4. Introduction. 5. The beginnings to Krishna Lila.
R Siva Kumar
 
Making of British Assam : H.K. Barpujari Endowment Lectures
1. Prologue. 2. The British province. 3. The aftermath. 4. Epilogue. Select bibliography.
J.B. Bhattacharjee
 
The Bengali Reader with a Translation and Vocabulary of All the Words Occurring in the Text
Tales of a parrot. 1. An account of Mayamun\'s birth and of Khojesta\'s falling in love. 2. Of a certain sentinel who performed a noble action towards the king of Tebarastan. 3. Of a Goldsmith and a carpenter, who concealed some golden images which they had stolen. 4. Of a young nobleman who formed an erroneous opinion of the conduct of a soldier\'s wife. 5. Of a Goldsmith, a carpenter, a tailor, and a pilgrim, who quarrelled about a wooden image. 6. Of a certain Fakir who fell in love with the daughter of the king of Kanyakubja or Kanoj. 7. Of a merchant who lost his daughter. 8. Of a prince of Babal who became enamoured of a certain damsel. 9. Of a king who did not accept a merchant\'s daughter. 10. Of a merchant and a barber who beat some Brahmans with a staff. Four stories taken from the collection entitled the stories of the thirty-two images of Vikramaditya: 1. Story of the eleventh image. 2. Story of the twenty-eighth image. 3. Story of the twenty-ninth image. 4. Story of the thirty-first image. Four stories taken from the work entitled the touchstone of men: 1. The story of the compassionate hero. 2. The tale of the hero who was devoted to truth. 3. A tale in praise of the science of arms. 4. A tale of a Buffoon (Showing the use of Drollery). A vocabulary, Bengali and English
Duncan Forbes
 
 
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