Bibliographical Notes
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Summary
The issue concludes with a list of recently published books relevant to Indian history and culture. Each entry includes the title, author, publication details and a concise description. Works mentioned range from archaeological reports and inscriptions to linguistic studies, such as ‘South Indian Inscriptions’ edited by K. V. Subrahmanya Aiyar, ‘A History of Mughal North‑East Frontier Policy’ by S. N. Bhattacharyya and ‘Recherches archéologiques en Indo‑Chine’ by French scholars. The note also lists translations of Buddhist texts, historical monographs on the Swat valley and critical editions of Sanskrit works. By providing this list, the journal alerts scholars to resources they may have overlooked and encourages them to broaden their reading.
Conclusion
The bibliographical notes section performs a valuable service by drawing attention to recent publications across multiple disciplines. It fosters an informed scholarly community and rounds off the issue with an up‑to‑date reference catalogue.