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Segment | Pages | Author | Actions |
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Books that have Influenced me
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65-67 | C. V. Raman | view |
Authors who have Inspired me
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68-69 | C. Jinarajadasa | view |
The Nationalization of the Bank of England
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69-71 | B. N. Chatterji | view |
The Study of Politics
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71-72 | M. Ruthnasamy | view |
Art Contemplation
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73-75 | M. Hiriyanna | view |
Constitution of the U.S.A.
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75-78 | N. L. Ahmad | view |
Indian Federal Finance in Peace and War
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78-80 | V.G. Ramakristinan | view |
Indian Women’s Charter of Rights
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81-83 | Hansa Mehta | view |
History of Sugar in India
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83-88 | B.N. Asthana | view |
Why the Hindustani Movement ?
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89-90 | S.N. Agarawal | view |
Develop Industries or Perish
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90-92 | M. Visvesvaraya | view |
War and Words
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92-94 | Gaya Rastogi | view |
India’s Food Problem
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94-96 | M. Husain | view |
Indian States Forging Ahead
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97-98 | G. A. Natesan | view |
Indian Affairs
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99-100 | “An Indian Journalist” | view |
Foreign Affairs
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101-101 | “Chronicler” | view |
The World of Books
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102-103 | G. A. Natesan | view |
Diary of the Month
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104-104 | G. A. Natesan | view |
Topics from Periodicals
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105-108 | G. A. Natesan | view |
Indian States
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109-111 | G. A. Natesan | view |
Indians Overseas
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112-112 | G. A. Natesan | view |
Multum in Parvo
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113-128 | G. A. Natesan | view |