Reviews Of Dvddasaram Nayacakram Of Acarya Sri Mallavadi Ksamasramana

SR No.: 269264
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August 1968 [ 43 of Rgveda. The translation is a free translation by Vidyanand Videh of the Rgveda Mantras. He has not taken any commentator as the base of the work. No Svarapatha or Padapatha is considered necessary as neither of them is given in this book. While separating the different words the author has not cared to see that words ending with & should not be written with gear unless they are followed by the words beginning with some consonant. Here in every मन्त्रं they are as अग्नि ईडें पुरः हिते यज्ञस्य देवं ऋतु इजम् . It should be अग्निम् ईडे पुरः हितं यज्ञस्य देवम् ऋतु इजम् ... Similarly in the 2nd मन्त्र it should be अग्निना रयिम् अभवत् पोषम् एव दिवे दिवे and not रयि अश्नवत् पोषं एव दिवे दिवे. As one has said the interpritation of these different gays is totally independent, we have not to opine. It is good independent expression of one's own thought. The Exposition of the Vol. 1, by Vidyanand Videh, published by Veda samsthana, Ajmer. . This is also the English translation of the Hindi version by Vidyanand Videh. The translation and detailed explanation given by the author is fully independent. Here he has selected 49s from different Vedas. In this book also while printing the gas showing the different words of the 97 the same mistake which was made in the book * Vedic Prayers' is repeated. It pinches to one who is conversent with Sanskrit language. We hope in the next edition of these works these types of mistakes will be removed and regular fitorg and qfart will be given. Otherwise the book itself is interesting for the general readers. Non-Urban Graduates in Gujarat 1 by R. D. Parikh, M.A., Ph.D. P. 1-66. Price Rs. 2/- (Guj. Uni.) This is a survey of Gradustes belonging to non-urban areas of the Gujarat University The scope of this inquiry is limited because it has given the account of the graduates (only men) in Arts, Science and Commerce faculties who obtained their Bachelor's degree during 1953 to 1956 and whose native places are non-urban ones. Thus this survey comprises of 970 graduates of the total-population of the enquiry.