Omkar N. Koul Books

Kashmiri

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Kashmiri, spoken in Kashmir, the northernmost state of India, challenges every field of linguistics, be it synchronic, diachronic, areal, comparative, typological, modern or generative. Unlike othe...

An Intensive Course in Kashmiri Central Institute of Indian Languages Intensive Course No 7

By Omkar N. Koul

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India

By Lonely Planet

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Modern Hindi grammar

By Omkar N. Koul

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Modern Kashmiri Grammar

By Omakara Aina Kaula, Omkar N. Koul

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Translation, issues and perspectives

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Contributed articles. With reference to Indic languages.

Kasur ridar

By Omkar N. Koul

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Gili tury

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Collection of short stories.

Kashmiri English Dictionary Central Institute of Indian Languages publication

By Omakara Aina Kaula, Omkar N. Koul

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Linguistic heritage of India and Asia

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Papers presented at the International Conference on the Linguistic Heritage of India and Asia at Mysore on March 6-10, 2000, organized by the institute in collaboration with Unesco.

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