Government Gazette Of Uttar Pradesh

UTTAE PRADESH GAZETTE, APRIL 2, 1955

•j} Hindu Pa:t^. by BaSuknttba Sharm. ^ « A noto «m ita meaning o! tin ferm of PUudh* by

Misra,

;., A Ser^th Cenrar, Arable, by Paflunak*, Pmvedi ^ ^^ ^ ^^ (& ^.^ fcy ^ ^

>,, - ii.ic t'.ptcTs .d' \ ,ra f-liaus. Pmksnftb/, by Gopinath Ka^iraj, Sanyal (Reduced puce Ea 2-8) (3as.).

/». \,.inia lw-n,vau]Rli {F.u«h*l, Ti n.shiiou), by Gopitath Ki^jrij (j>) An Index LO the Pioper Names occurring in Valunlii's Hiimnyana

„. i l«v Manmatha Nath Boy. * '
J''lLi w t'.umnn ..r yicnm In Narayjim Shastn Ehiste

(L) An Inde-s to the Shabara Bashya, by the late Col. G. A Jacolj
i'. jJ-.-T-i-iU Cpa-IIi^ya, hv Gopiiu'h Elvira]"-

' . , „ , v /i i /a . W HariBMami— The Commeutator of the Shatapatha. Biuhmana—

Vol. TIT — n, iLJcA to SL.'U«m'6 Bna'hyi, py the Col. G. \. and the ddiB ol skandasvauu— The Commentator of the Big-Veda LT

jnc.L. .ivt-lb.rd JJ-U.-D rLs.2Sj (las. 6pi.). Mangal De^p. Bhasfn. '

.r ?»iJlfcS i E.n.Iis Lav— » Tudiujl Procedore. V Ganganatha ^ MjStlCigir_ m Veda. by Gopmath Kaviraj,

'\ , . (/) The De^sdasis— a Brief History of the Institution, by Manmatha

i) rLeistii m A^ILZ/L ml a j;. LJopmath Kaviraj. Nat]l jj^ ' auu"

tJi F'Kury aid Bnuu£L:-rh;- of ^ayaya Taishaahika Literature by Yo]_ ra _(fl) The Llfe of a'^ogm, by Gopmatb. KETirai. (Reduced

Gopmith Kwiraj price RB.2-E) (7fli.).

-^ Kai^dLa and 5rl Hanha. by Nisakamala Bliattacharya ^ Ofi the Antiquity of tne j^m Art CanoI1S) by Haridag MigK

<fl Ind.nn Duma tur?y, by ?. N. Patankar. <cj prachya_Vafgikarana Padhati, by Satiph Cbandia Guha.

a. TGl- T'~T(? ^nf? ^ Hmda n1"1^:1 1i Tlf CU1 Pl°CedUre' ^ W Togi Vashishtha and Some of the Minor DpaniShadaSj by B. T,

Gaaganaths Jha (KednciiJ piiie Bs 2-S) (las ). \treya.

.;&t History and Bibliography of Nyaya Vaislieehika Literahire, by (e] AQ Tndes tQ the p Namefl oeclimng in Valmiki's Eamayana

U-pauth Kanraj by Manmatha Nath Eoy. v >

Dcva ShS'T °J !l'eDCp^LeIltB °f thB EiSTCda Pratishakhya' by Mangal .(/) The Philoeophy of Tnpura Tantra, by Gopinalli Eaviraj.

.« %. . ., . „ ^ , , nm-M»l; Vo1- X.— fa) The conception of Physical and Snpcrphysical Oigan-

uO Ham.vBnu3 Gamta Eauxuudi, by TaJmakara Dvivedi. jmi m yaQgknt Llteratuf3j by Gopiuath Kaviraj. (Kedncerl JIKB

(e) Fcod nod Bnuk in the Baniajanic Age, by Manmatha N0th Hoy. Bs.3-8) (6ns.).

fj> b«-liai>avada: Casualty in Sankhya. by Gopinath KaTira] K^°me Aspecta °f the Phllos°Phy of Bakfca Tanta' by GopiMth

fg) Discipline by Consequences, by G. L. Sinha. VU 1-

If,) Hi-rory of ine Ongm and Expansion of the Arjans, by A. C. Jc) A short note on Tuttvasamava, by Gopinath Kaviraj.
GanS^!i- (d) History of the World lavara and its Idea, by Mangal Deva

iz) Punishments ba Ancient Indian Schools, by G. L. Sinha. Shastri

Vol V— (a) \naent Home of the Aryans and their Migration to (e) Sjinig and Games ua referred to in Sanskrit Liteiature, by
Tndia/Ly'A C. Ganguli. (Reduced puce Bs.2-B) (4us. 6ps.). Anant Shastri Phadke.

(4) A Satrap Coin, by Shy .tin Lai Merh. (/) Objects of Offerings in the Srauta Sacrifices, by A. Chimaswami

Shastn.

{rl An Estimate rf the Civilisation of the Vanara? as depicted in „„«,,,

the fijmayaua. bj Manmatha Nath Eoy. OJ Agriculture in the Vedas, by S. N. Jhorkliandi.

fdt A Cumparis-n of the Contents of the Big-Veda Vajasneyi. fli) An Enquiry into the Nature of Speech, by Horaa Chandra
TaittiniM tind Atlia^a-Veda (Ch.itnradhyayik, Pratishakyaa), by Bhattacharj a.
Dr. iUagal D.va Shastii, M.,., D.PHIL. (f) ^^ and Objecta Qf ofieringg .Q ^ ^^ Sacrifice3> by

(e\ Doctrine of Formal Training and the Ancient Indian Thought, Ehag^at Piasad Misia.
j tr. L. ^in a. ^ A con]parBon Of tjje Rtgveda— Prati Sakhya with the Panuuam

If Histoi.\ aiid Bibliography of Nyaya Vaishashiks Literature, by Grammar, by Mangal Deva Shastri.
^S^Sef "id11 Q?ei». by (JopiDatli Kaviraj, M.I ^ ^'^ Kaumudi and its Author, by Santimoy Banerjee.

Vol. VI.- '«) Index to Shabua'a Bhashya, by the late Col. G. A. W The Saktl Sutla aimbed to Agastya. by Mangal Deva Shastri.
Jaab. fluted plU5e E3.S 8) ^a..). To ^ had en prepayment from THE RUI'EBINTENDENT. Pna'in-'

(I) Some Abpeits a the HiBtory and Doctrines of the Nathaa by and t'tationeiy, Utiar Pradssb, Allahabad. Fiom AgenU lor Bdla
tintunaih Ka\uai Gl btale '-"•veiument publications ur Iroui the Sewetaiy,

1 J' College, Bauaias.

(L') An Index to the Eamayana, by Manmatha Natb Eoy.
(d) Slmlies in Hindu Law, by MM. Dr. Ganganaiha Jhi

fc) TLe Miman.a Mamisirip'a in the Government Sanskrit Library NATIONAL LIBRARY

iBinurus.), by Gopiuutb. Kaviraj. _ _

Belvedere, Calcutta—27

fji Notes afid Qupries, by Gopinath Eaviraj.

,, . _,, , _, In response to public opinion, the working hiura cf tha ]

\oi. ML- («t BUiiiaha and his Eavyalankara, by Batnk Hatb. Booms and Ihe Lending Section at Belvedere hnve been e*u*-----

bnaima and Baldeva Updhyiya. (Reduced price Ea.2.8) (4ai.) with eftect trom the '26th August, 1953. The revised working hours

It. Sine Variants in the Beadmgs of the Vaisheshika Sutras, by are BPeufled beljvv:

Gcplnjtn Kaviraj. Hwang Booms—Week dnys (including Saturdays)—9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

(C> tiatojy and Bibliography of Nyayft Vaisheshika Literature, by Sundays and hJidaya—10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Gcpmuth Kwiuj. Lendillg Secfio7l_Week daya (iucluding Salurday8)_10 a.m. to B p,m.

<d) An Affenipt to Alnve at the Correct MeaninD- of Some Obscure Sundays and lUidays~-10 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.

Vedic vonta, by Sha Bam Joshi. Tbe Eeading ZoQ^ ^ {he ^^ Bection ^.^ ^^.^ remain

(e) A Compinson of the Contents of the Big-Veda Vajasnevi. eutlrel>T clcsed on the fcllnwing days of the year:
rnit-iinva mill At-kr,v^r, v<sria vm.«4.»_«ju»_«:i.«\ Pratishkhvaa "nv

<fl M ludex to *. B.MI]W», b, Jta^tt. H«h Eoy. ., U ^ of lg. Ke eligible t. n.Bke ». rf Ihe LSWT,

tB) An Index ta Snabara'a by the late Col. 0. A, Jacob. . ch is a free T ™ti^g Library cl^e^ to anyone residing in aoyjmrt

„. ,.....- of tfaa lnd*fl» ^ninn. Ttere is ,no Bubsci^tion to pay, but security

Jfr] (ileamugs from the TMtrae, by Gopinath Kaviraj. • in ca^h is

'%!£b» Date of Madtucnndana Sataavati, by Gopinath Kdviraj.