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Title : Krishnavatara Complete Set (Vol I to Vol VII)Sri Krishna's personality dominated Munshiji's imagination from childhood. He used to hear all about Sri Krishna with breathless adoration. Later, he read about Krishna, and worshipped Him in a hundred temples and held the Gita as Krishna's message to mankind. The Gita became the staff of his life.Read More
Title : MānasōllāsaSri Sōmēśvara Bhūpati Viraćito Mānasōllāsa, is a Sanskrit text, authored by the Western Chalukya King, Bhulokamalla Sōmēśvara, a powerful ruler and an illustrious musician-poet king, who ruled the region of Karnataka (1127-1138 C.E). Mānasōllāsa, also named by the author as Jagadācārya Pustakah, a book which teaches the universe, deals with a vast range of subjects from polity to administration to education to entertainment and fine arts to the most intricate nuances of music, dance, literature and sports. The text depicts the grandeur and paraphernalia attached with Royal courts and lifestyles.Read More
Title : SAṄGĪTASAMAYSĀRASaṅgītasamayasāra, the 12th century Sanskrit text of Pārśvadéva is dedicated to Deśi Saṅgīta (vocal, instrumental music and dance) that establishes music and dance as two separate streams. The text while briefly covering dance in two chapters focuses mainly on vocal and instrumental music. The term Saṅgīta has been explained with the triad concept of gīta, vādya and nṛtta. With salutation to Lord Viṣṇu, Saṅgītasamayasāra covers many important musical concepts such as nāda, dhvani, śārira, ālapti, sthāya, varṇa, tāḷa and alamkāra etc, which makes it an important music text of all times.Read More
Title : Bhavan's Gandhi in Indian Language Series - Volume 3: Mahatma Gandhi in KannadaVolume Editor: C.N. Ramachandran
Translators:
C.N. Ramachandran
C. Naganna
Laxminarayana Bhat
Geetha Sreenivasan
The purpose of the present series is to give a fair sampling of how sensitive minds from different languages have viewed Gandhi and to create through the collage a perspective on how Mahatma Gandhi was received by Indian Literary community over the last hundred years, from the time he entered Indian public in the second decade of the twentieth century to the year 2019 that marked 150 years of his birth.Read More
Title : Bhavan's Gandhi in Indian Language Series - Volume 2: Mahatma Gandhi in TamilVolume Editor: Suneel Krishnan
Translator: Kannan T
The purpose of the present series is to give a fair sampling of how sensitive minds from different languages have viewed Gandhi and to create through the collage a perspective on how Mahatma Gandhi was received by Indian Literary community over the last hundred years, from the time he entered Indian public in the second decade of the twentieth century to the year 2019 that marked 150 years of his birth.Read More
Dimdima is one of the most renowned magazines for children in India. It is published by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. 'Dimdima' is a Sanskrit word meaning 'drumbeat'. In the days of King Ashoka road shows named 'Dimdima' were held to disseminate news of the king's victory. Dimdima provides infotainment to its young readers. The 48-page issue has all that is needed to create reading habit in children.
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