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Astronome Indien: Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, Âryabhata, Thanu Padmanabhan, Varahamihira, Abhas Mitra, Kamalakara (French Edition) Rasikavinoda of Kamalakara Bhatta: Sanskrit text with English translation, a critical introduction and indices by Uma Deshpande, 1989 Professional crime in India by P Kamalakara Rao, 1983

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81. Hare Krishna Tempel - Göteborg, Sweden - Vem Är Vem I Lärjungesuccessionen?
    K. Sri Kaliya Krishna Dasa — Sri kamalakara Pippalai — Sri Kasisvara Pandit— Sri Kavi Karnapura Gosvami — Sri Kholaveca Sridhara — Sri Krishna Dasa  
    http://www.harekrishnagoteborg.com/parampara/vemarvemparampara.html

82. -  Women In The Sacred Laws  - The Commentaries And Digests On Hindu ( Page 
    kamalakara, in his Vivadatandava, in the section on Stridhana, adds, after quotingYajnavalkya definition of Stridhana, the following as indicated by the use  
    http://www.hindubooks.org/women_in_the_sacredlaws/digest_on_hindu_law/page16.htm
    
    Extractions: Women In The Sacred Laws Kulapati's Preface The Author Foreword Prologue ... Espirit Des Lois THE COMMENTARIES AND DIGESTS ON HINDU The late Dr. G. D. Banerjee in his 'Hindu Law of Marriage and Stridhana' has elaborately discussed the scope of this Adhyavahanika ,Stridhana and showed how the different versions have materially affected the scope of Stridhana. The reading-of the Mitakshara is adopted by the Smrtichandrika, Sarasvativilasa, Mayukha, Madanaparijata, Viramitrodaya, Vivadatandava, Vaijayanti, Balambhattatika and Apararka's commentary on Yajnavalkya. But the Bengal46 and Mithila schools have adopted the 'original reading'. This difference in the reading of the texts has affected Stridhana in the following manner: in the former case gifts to a woman at the bridal procession, by whomsoever made, whether relatives or strangers, come under the category of Stridhana, while according to the latter, it includes only gifts to a woman from the family of her parents. We thus see that in the age of the commentary the word Stridhana, though it originally meant the entire property of woman, became an ambiguous term through the close scrutiny of the commentators and the variations of the texts. The Bengal school took their stand on the text of Katyayana and defined Stridhana as that property of hers which a woman may give, sell or use independently of her husband's control. Jimutavahana borrowed this definition of Stridhana from earlier commentators, and he has based his theory on the texts of Apararka and the Smrti-Chandrika.

83. The Music Magazine -- India's First And Finest Music E-zine
    His virtuosity was on full display during this rendering. Subramaniam was accompaniedby V kamalakara Rao (mridangam), and Ghantasala Satya Sai (morsing).  
    http://www.themusicmagazine.com/ganjamfete02.html
    
    Extractions: The first day featured two concerts: the sitar of Ustad Shahid Parvez, accompanied by Yogesh Samsi, and the singing of Pandit Dinkar Kaikini, accompanied by Gourang Kodical (tabla) and Vyasamurthy Katti (harmonium). The second and third evenings featured Karnatak music. It was Dr L Subramaniam's violin on Monday. He played just two extended pieces. The first

84. Sri Swamiji In Vijayawada - Jan 4-8, 2004
    and patronized by Sri Swamiji. She was honoured by Sri V kamalakaraRao, a senior Mrudanga Vidwan. Ophthalmologic (Eye) Camp was  
    http://www.dattapeetham.com/india/tours/2004/andhra_jan/vijayawada/jan04/jan04_0
    
    Extractions: January 4 -8, 2004 4th January 2004 5th January 2004 6th January 2004 - Members of Matrumandali perform Suvasini Puja in the august presence of Sri Swamiji on Tuesday 7th January 2004 During Sri Chakra Puja, Kumari J Madhavi rendered her maiden Carnatic Music Vocal concert. Sri Swamiji was very pleased with the rendition and to encourage the young artist, who was all along encouraged and patronized by Sri Swamiji. She was honoured by Sri V Kamalakara Rao, a senior Mrudanga Vidwan.

85. V.Suresh
    Umayalpuram Sri Sivaraman,Trichy Sri.Sankaran,Sri.Karakudi Mani, Guruvayur Sri Dorai,Tanjore Sri Upendran, Sri Srimushnam Rajarao, Sri kamalakara rao and Sri  
    http://www.chembur.com/anecdotes/carnatic/vsuresh/
    
    Extractions: V. Suresh Born in a music loving family in 1966, Suresh is one of the few of the percussionists with an aesthetic sense of approach to accompanying on Ghatam, the earthen clay pot. Carnatic music, an ever explored ocean among the fine arts, was an instant attraction to the prodigical talents of Suresh during his boyhood in Triplicane, Madras. He along with his elder brother Sri Rajasekar (another fine Mrindangam Vidwan today) was initiated into vocal music by their maternal grandfather Sri Angarai C.Nataraja Iyer. Though after 2 decades Suresh is now rediscovering his flair of perfecting his musicianship as a singer, the fundamentals of Vocal Music has guided him throughout his Tutelage of percussion to develop his style as an appreciative accompanist. The uncompromising strict adherance to tradition clubbed with innovations, to give the best support of "music" through percussion has earned laurels for Suresh from Doyens of carnatic music.To name a few who complemented and desired to have "Suresh" for ghatam support for the embelshment of their concert are Sri Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer,Sri Madurai Somu, Sri Lalgudi Jayaraman, Sri T.N.Krishnan, Sri S. Balachander, Dr.M.Balamurali Krishna, Sri Nedunoori Krishna murthy, Sri T.V.Gopalakrishnan, Sri T.V Sankara Narayanan, Sri M.S.Gopalakrishnan, Sri T.N.Seshagopalan, Sri D.K. Jayaraman, Sri K.V. Narayanaswamy, Sri N.Ramani, K.S. Gopalakrishnan, M.S. Anantharaman, M.Chandrasekaran allepey Venkatesan, K.J. Yesudas.

86. Hindu-Names
    Kalyanavarman, Kalyanavata, Kalyanin, Kam, Kamadev, Kamakshi. Kamal,Kamalabuddhi, Kamalahasa, kamalakara, Kamalamaya, Kamalanayana. Kamalanetra,  
    http://www.gaminggeeks.org/Resources/KateMonk/India/Hindu-Names/Male-c-k.htm
    
    Extractions: Cachari Caitanya Caitya Caka Cakaraka Cakrasena Cakravata Cakrika Caksana Caksusya Camar Camaraja Camarvala Camikara Campakaprabhu Campat Campeya Campu Cancu Candakausika Candakirana Candasa Candidasa Candrabala Candrabali Candrabhana Candrabhasu Candrabhuti Candracarya Candradatta Candradipa Candraduta Candragomin Candrajita Candrakesa Candrakirana Candrakrti Candramanek Candramani Candramohan Candramrta Candrangada Candranibha Candraparvata Candraprabhava Candraprakasa Candraratna Candrasman Candrata Candravallabha Candravijaya Candravimala Candrin Canduri Canga Cangadasa Caranadasa Cariman Carudarsana Carudatta Caruhasan Carusara Caruvardhana Catura Cencanna Cetana Cetas Cetrama Chabila Chaila Chajju Chand Chandan Chander Chandra Chandrakant Chatrapati Chatravati Chattradhara Chavillakara Chayana Chhabi Chirag Chunda Chuttur Cidambara Cidananda Cidatmata Ciddhatu Cidrupa Cidullasa Cidvilasa Cidvilasini Cikita Ciksura Ciman Cintamukta Cintan Cintaratna Cintya Cirajusa Cirakari Cirayu Cirlabhdha Citaka Citapati Citrabhuta Citrakantha Citrakarman Citrasva Citravasu Citta Cittabhoga Cittaharin Cittaprabha Cittaprasadana Cittaprasanna Cittaranjana Cittavata Cittin Citvana Citvata Civarin Coksa Cudakarana Cudaratna Cunanda Cunda Dabhiti Dadhyan Dahana Dahanavardhana Daksanila Daksapati Daksayana Daksha Daksi Daksina Daladhisvara Dalajita Dalamodaka Dalapati Dalijit Dalip Daljit Damati Damin Damodar Damodaragoun Damodaran Damya Danasagara Danavat Danavira Dandaka Dandamukha Dandasena Dandasri Dandavirya Dandekar Danuja Dara Darbha Darbhi Darpana Darsana Darsanapala Darsaniya Daruna

87. Publication : Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan
    Writer, Shri Balaramadharmavanchi Maharaja. Price, Rs.49.00. US$ 1.50. Siddhantatattvaviveka,Writer, Pandit kamalakara Bhatta. Price, Rs. 64.00. US$ 2.00.  
    http://www.sanskrit.nic.in/main/book1_4.htm

88. SriPedia Monier-Williams
    subhEtara mw1118.html sushkavrana mw1119.html sUdra-varga mw1120.html sUla-krimw1121.html sringAraka mw1122.html sesha-kamalakara mw1123.html  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/sripedia/ebooks/mw/1100/
    
    Extractions: Home Index Pages Word Index mw1100.html sArngashtA mw1101.html sAlAluka mw1102.html sAsana-dUshaka mw1103.html sikyita mw1104.html sikhi mw1105.html sineyu mw1106.html siro-mukhu mw1107.html silpa-sarvasva-samgraha mw1108.html siva-dhanur-veda mw1109.html sivA-priyA mw1110.html sishtAcIrna mw1111.html sIta-meha mw1112.html sIrshAvaseshi-krita mw1113.html sukI-bhU mw1114.html suklI-kri mw1115.html sudh mw1116.html sunah-sepha mw1117.html subhEtara mw1118.html sushka-vrana mw1119.html sUdra-varga mw1120.html sUla-kri mw1121.html sringAraka mw1122.html sesha-kamalAkara mw1123.html saila-patha mw1124.html saishyopAdhyAyikA mw1125.html sodhayitavya mw1126.html saundarya mw1127.html scur mw1128.html syAmA-devi mw1129.html sraddhApana mw1130.html sravas mw1131.html srAddha-paddhati mw1132.html srI-kAra mw1133.html srI-ranga mw1134.html susruvas mw1135.html sruti-mUla mw1136.html sroni-kapAla mw1137.html slAghA mw1138.html svatha mw1139.html svasI-vat mw1140.html sveta-nAman mw1141.html shanda-kApAlika mw1142.html

89. The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Chandigarh Stories
    The Bridge Federation of India president, Mr kamalakara Rao, disitributed the prizesand appreciated the efforts of the Chandigarh Bridge Association for this  
    http://www.tribuneindia.com/2002/20020326/cth3.htm
    
    Extractions: The National Academy of Medical Sciences (NAMS) has awarded the prestigious Dr V.R. Khanolkar oration award to Prof O.N Nagi, Professor and Head, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, PGI. The award which was instituted in 1987 to honour the achievements of medical men was bestowed on Prof Nagi at the annual function of NAMS held on March 24 and 25. Prof Nagi was selected for this award in recognition of his outstanding contribution in the field of orthopaedic surgery which include his innovations in clinical and experimental work. A post graduate of PGI, Chandigarh, and Oxford University, Prof Nagi started working in the field of arthoplasty and innovated its technique of Girdlestone arthoplasty to give reasonable mobility to totally disabled poor patients who cannot afford replacement surgery. He also innovated a new surgical technique of bone grafting in complicated fractures of neck of femur. These innovations have been included in standard texts of orthopaedics, like the Campbell’s Orthopaedic Surgery, Mercer’s Text Book and Rockwood and Green Book of Fractures read throughout the world.

90. I Need An Example
    kamalakara Reddy Ambati Software Engineer Samsung SDS India Development Center40,Lavelle Road Bangalore560 001 Ph91-80-2223975/6/7/8 Extn242  
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91. Purdue PH Search For Poonuru
    There are no matching entries. Go back and try another search. a serviceof the Purdue University Engineering Computer Network (Kyler B Laird)  
    http://ce.ecn.purdue.edu/~poonuru/photography.html

92. Sanskrit Documents List: Links 3 Scriptures
    Sanskrit Documents. Sanskrit etexts, literature, scriptures, and stotras available elsewhere. The following list consists of Sanskrit texts available for personal studies at sites other than the Sanskrit Documents site and its mirrors 1, 2.  
    http://sanskrit.gde.to/TextsElsewhere.html
    
    Extractions: Sanskrit Documents The following list consists of Sanskrit texts available for personal studies at sites other than the Sanskrit Documents site and its mirrors . Some of these texts can be converted to Devanagari display but require re-proofreading after the conversion. If you wish to undertake such conversion or proofreading please write to sanskrit@cheerful.com so that we may be able to assist you. Sanskrit net, National Sanskrit University at Tirupati Great collection. Sanskrit texts with translations at http://www.svbf.org/ Sanskrit texts with translations at http://www.vidyavrikshah.org/ Sanskrit stotras at prappatti site. Dhanurveda at atarn.org PDF file with English meaning by B. Chakravarti. Vedas Sanskrit text and Hindi Translations at aryasamajjamnagar.org. Jain Sanskrit texts at http://www.atmadharma.com/ . Jain Sanskrit and Hindi texts at jainism.com Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas at http://www.onlinedarshan.com. Buddhist Sanskrit sutras Buddhist Sanskrit texts at asianclassics.org by author. Buddhist Sanskrit texts at asianclassics.org Kangyur by title (Sanskrit).

93. Capitulo 6
    http://www.jyotishi.de/es/bphs6.htm
    
    Extractions: Las 16 Divisiones de un Signo 1. Oh Sabio, he sabido por tí acerca de los planetas, signos y descripciones. Deseo saber los detalles de varias divisiones de un signo, el cual por favor nárrame. 2 - 4 NOMBRES DE LOS 16 VARGAS: El Señor Brahma a descrito 16 tipos de Vargas (Divisiones) para cada signo. Escucha de ellos. Estos son: Rashi, Hora, Drekkana, Chaturtamsha, Saptamamsha, Navamsha, Dashamansha, Dwadashamsha, Shodashamsha, Vimshamsha, Chaturvishamsha, Sapthavimshamsha, Trimsamsha, Khavedamsha, Akshavedamsha y Shashtiamsha. 5 - 6. RASHI Y HORA: El Rashi regido por un planeta es llamado su Kshetra (un signo). La primera mitad de un signo masculino está regido por el Sol mientras que la segunda parte es el Hora de la Luna. Lo opuesto es en el caso de los signos femeninos. La mitad de un signo o Rashi es llamado Hora. Estos son 24 en total desde Aries y se repite dos veces (en radio de 12) en todo el zodiaco. Significado:

94. Osmania University Olive
    http://www.ouresults.com/MPPHDDefault.asp
    
    Extractions: You can select any (0/1/2/3/4) of the following List and click submit Date Select Faculty Select Arts Business Management Civil Engineering Commerce ECE Education Engineering Law Library and Information Science Linguistics Oriental Orientral Pharmaceutical Science Physical Education Psychology Science Social Social Science Social Sciences Telugu (Oriental) Subject Select A I H C A AIHCA Applied Geo Chemistry Applied Geochemistry Applied Geo-Chemistry Arabic Astronomy Bio - Chemistry Biochemistry Bio-Chemistry Botany Business Management Business Managemnet Chemistr Chemistry Chemsitry Civil Engineering Comm. Journalism Commerce E.C.E. ECE Economics Educastion Education Electrical Engg. Electrical Engineering English Genetics Geography Geology Geophysics Geo-Physics Hindi History Journalism Kannada Law Library and Information Science Linguistics Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Microbiology Micro-Biology Mircobiology Nutrition Persian Pharmaceutical Sc. Pharmaceutical Sciences Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Psychology Public Administration Sanskrit Sociology Statistics Telugu Telugu (Oriental Telugu (Oriental) Urdu Urdu (Oriental) Zoology Name Select A S Hari Prasad Afsar Sultana Anand Prakash Singh Aravind Kumar Ayesha Alvi Ayyagari Ananta Laxmi B S Rajitha B Sanjeeva Reddy B Venkateswara Prasad Balagouni Krishna Goud Bhat T N C V S Srinivas Ch Adams D Ramakrishna Reddy D Sree Ramulu D. Nagadhara

95. The Hare Krsnas - Brahma-Madhva Disciplic Succession - The Caitanya Tree
    Sri Nityananda Prabhu. The Expansions of Lord Nityananda. As the branchesand subbranches of Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu were described  
    http://www.harekrsna.com/philosophy/bmgs/caitanya/nityananda.htm

96. Overseas Missions
    The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://www3.coara.or.jp/~fbcd40/kaigai/kaigai.html

97. Entrez PubMed
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