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Raman the Matchless Wit
These stories not only entertain but also convey deep moral messages about everyday life.
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- 81-7508-038-8
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- 32 Pages, 23,5 cm
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- 741.5 PAI r
Ancestors of Rama
Accroding ti india traditional and belief, Rama was the ideal king his kingdom 'Rama Rajya' represents the ideal state of governance.
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- 81-7508-069
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- 32 Pages, 23,5 cm
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- 741.5 PAI a
Tipu Sultan
Renowned for his resistance against British colonial expansion in India, Tipu Sultan was a formidable military leader who played a crucial role in the Anglo-Mysore Wars. His innovative use of rocket artillery and his strategic prowess were significant in his defense against British forces.
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- 81-7508-502-9
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- 32 Pages, 23,5 cm
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- 741.5 PAI t
Jataka Tales True Friends
The deer gets caught in the trap and cries for help. The woodpecker and tortoise hear the deer's cries and come to his aid. The tortoise gnaws at the trap to free the deer, while the woodpecker distracts the hunter by pecking at his head.
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- 81-7508-100-7
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- 29 Pages, 23,5 cm
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- 741.5 PAI j
Jataka Tales Stories of Wisdom
Each story in the Jataka collection carries a moral lesson and is designed to teach virtues such as honesty, self-sacrifice, and wisdom.
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- 81-7508-132-5
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- 29 Pages, 23,5 cm
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- 741.5 FER j
Kabir
Kabir's verses, written in a colloquial mix of Hindi, Punjabi, and Bhojpuri, emphasize the importance of a personal connection with the divine, advocating for a formless, singular God beyond any religious distinctions.
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- 81-7508-020-5
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- 741.5 RIZ k
THE SONS OF THE PANDAVAS
In a brutal act of revenge for the deaths of his own family members, Ashwatthama sneaks into the Pandava camp at night, kills Dhrishtadyumna and his followers, and then proceeds to kill the five sons of the Pandavas as they sleep.
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- 81-7508-298-4
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- 32 Pages, 23,5 cm
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- 741.5 PAI t
Panchatantra The Brahmin and the Goat
On his way home, he encounters three cunning men who plan to steal the goat. These tricksters, one by one, approach the Brahmin and convince him that the animal he is carrying is not a goat, but various other creatures like a dog, a dead calf, and a pig.
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- 81-7508-063-9
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- 29 Pages, 23,5 cm
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- 741.5 KUT p
Tales of Shivaji
Compiled in the Amar Chitra Katha series, these tales emphasize his military prowess, strategic acumen, and deep respect for women, whether they were rich or poor, friend or foe.
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- 81-7508-257-7
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- 29 Pages, 23,5 cm
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- 741.5 RAO t
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