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Reading: Bharati Mukherjee
No full textIn this partial audiovisual recording from Thursday, March 23, 1995, as part of the 26th Annual UND Writers Conference: “States of the Art,” Bharati Mukherjee reads an excerpt from Holder of the World
Bharati Mukherjee, conquering America
No full textAuthor Bharati Mukherjee discusses her works and what it means to be an Asian immigrant in the United States.Host, Bill Moyers. Director of photography, Eric Camiel ; editor, Michael Collins ; theme music, Michael Bacon
Bharati Mukherjee
Get PDFSoderberg, Erin. (1999). Bharati Mukherjee. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/166284
Hydrological and environmental issues of interbasin water transfers in India: a case of the Krishna River Basin
Get PDFRiver basins / Water transfer / Environmental effects / Dams / Reservoirs / Water resources development / Irrigation requirements / Case studies / India / Krishna River / Godavari River
Leela by Navtej Bharati and Ajmer Rode:
No full textNavtej Bharati and Ajmer Rode are Punjabi-Canadian poets. They are brothers, and Bharati is the elder of the two. They co-produced Leela twenty years ago, in 1999. The book, published in the UK and Canada, elicited considerable critical appreciation and won the Anad Foundation Award. In 2019, the book has been republished with revisions
Physical verification as administrative and collection evaluation tool: A study ofInstitute of Agriculture Library; Visva-Bharati
Get PDFThis article is the result of an intensive stock verification of more than 50000 documents of an academic library(Institute of Agriculture; Visva-Bharati) established in 1957. The physical verification process includes physical noting of all accession number of books on and out of stack and use of LibSys software to generate reports. The paper highlights that physical verification of collection can help in identifying major areas of loss and thereby can help in framing administrative guideline for collection evaluation and management policy. The paper also urges for review of existing government rules regarding the loss of books and weed-out policy
Bharati, vol. 28 (1904)
No full textMonthly periodical in Bengali language on literature, society and culture, education etc. First published in 1877, this journal is a landmark both in the evolution of Bangla literature and in the rise of prominent women writers and editors. When the publication of "Bharati" ceased in 1333 B.S. (=1926) it set a record of the first longest surviving Bangla monthly
Bharati, vol. 13 (1889)
No full textMonthly periodical in Bengali language on literature, society and culture, education etc. First published in 1877, this journal is a landmark both in the evolution of Bangla literature and in the rise of prominent women writers and editors. When the publication of "Bharati" ceased in 1333 B.S. (=1926) it set a record of the first longest surviving Bangla monthly
Bharati, vol. 41 (1917)
No full textMonthly periodical in Bengali language on literature, society and culture, education etc. First published in 1877, this journal is a landmark both in the evolution of Bangla literature and in the rise of prominent women writers and editors. When the publication of "Bharati" ceased in 1333 B.S. (=1926) it set a record of the first longest surviving Bangla monthly
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