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Asi hi Ingraji
Asi hi Ingraji

By Ena. Di Apate

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Asi hi Ingraji
Asi hi Ingraji

By Ena. Di Apate

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Phicara lekhana
Phicara lekhana

By Purana Canda Tandana

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Study on feature writing; includes articles and case studies focusing features in Hindi mass media; covers the period 20th century.

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Rajabhasha Hindi
Rajabhasha Hindi

By Gopala Prasada

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On historical development of government policy and usage of Hindi as Indian national language.

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Tamil inru
Tamil inru

By E. Annamalai

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Hindi akhabarom ki bhasha
Hindi akhabarom ki bhasha

By Ara. Ke Mana

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On uses of Hindi language in Hindi newspapers with special reference to published newspapers from Lucknow and Chandigarh, India.

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Videsi vidvanom ka Samskrta prema
Videsi vidvanom ka Samskrta prema

By Jagadisa Prasada Baranavala Kunda

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Contribution of foreign authors to Sanskrit language and literature.

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Manipura mem Hindi ki vikasa yatra
Manipura mem Hindi ki vikasa yatra

By Suresa Candra

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On development of Hindi literature and language in Manipur, India.

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Samasamayikasamaje Samskrtam

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