900+ Pages Multi-Text Sharada Manuscript from the Residence of Shri Narinder Safya

We wish to thank Shri Narinder Safaya to allow us to digitize the following Sharada manuscript:

https://archive.org/details/MultiTextSharadaManuscriptAtResidenceOfShriNarinderSafayaShriNarinderSafayaCollection

The  Texts contained in this Composite Manuscript are as follows:
Snana Vidhi
Sandhypaosanam
Kushmanda MantraH
Ganpati Stavaraj
Maha Prabhavo Bhavani Nama Sahasra Stavaraj In Nandikeshvar Samvad In Rudrayamala Tantra
Panchastavi
Saundarya Lahari
Rajna Stotra
Sharika Stotra
JwalaMukhi Stotram
Ganga Stotra of Shankaracharya
Vitasta Stotram
Maha Lakshmi Stavaraj In Skanda Purana
Saraswati Stotra
Tripur Sundari Kavach
Indrani Stotra
Gauri Chamakam
Devi Kavacham
Shiva Mahimna of Pushpadanta
Bhairava Stotra
Deenakrandan Stotra of Lankeshvar
Shiva Stotra of Shankaracharya
DashKandhar Stora of Ravana
Shiva Stotra
Chandra Shekhar Stotra of Markandeya
Shiv Sahasranama Stava in Anushasan Parva of Mahabharat
Shiv Kavach
Shiv Nam Sahasra in Shiv Purana
Shuka Stuti in Bhagavat
Bhagavat Gita
Pandav Gita
Mukund Mala Stotra
Narayan Upanishad in Atharva Veda
Bhagavat Chatushshloki
Bhagavata Navam Skandha Ramayan Sangrah Shloka
Gita Sapta Shloki
Shatpadi Gatha
Pam. U.
Narakoddharan Stotra
Brahmi Vidya
Mahopanishad in Atharva Veda
Kaivalyopanishad
Vishnu Sahasranama
Bhagavata Gita
Vishkardishya Sahasranama in Mahabharat
Ramashtakam
Jaya Stotra of Shankaracharya
Rasa Mandal Stotra
Govindashtak Stotra
Govinda Stotra
Bhishma Stavaraj In Shanti Parva
Gajendra Moksha
Vi. Pr.
Aditya Hriday Path
Surya Stotra
Indra Stotra
Chandra Stotra
Bhauma Stotra
Budha Stotra
Brahaspati Stotra
Shukra Stotra
Shaishchar Stotra
Rahu Stotra
Narayan Stotra
Sharika Ma.
Ram Chandra Stotra Uttered by Brahma
Krishnashtak
Spanda Stotra
Shi. Ka.

 

 

Egangotri 27: Almira 21 Finishes. First ever Sharada Texts in Print, 4th ICPR Workshop on Kashmir Shaivism; Mysore Tour More Books from Kashmir Research Institute. Reuploads of Older Scribd Uploads to Archive

Fundraiser 2:

Thanks to everybody for making my First Fundraiser a life-saver of sorts as my then unemployment threatened to overwhelm me with greater debts which I still couldn’t avoid but the timely generosity of patrons came as a partial relief.

This gives me the confidence to raise my 2nd Fundraiser – thanks again to everybody and especially Rakesh Kaul Sir from USA to encourage crowdfunding.

Here is my Link:

https://www.ketto.org/fundraiser/egangotriProjectFundRaiser2

Donors who wish to donate using Paypal can use the following Link ( preferable choice ):

https://www.paypal.me/egangotritrust

Almira 21 in Raghunath Temple Finishes

All 5 Shelves of Almira 21 are digitized now. The Almira is mostly having Karma Kanda Manuscripts with some related to Dharma Shastra and Agama as well. Viewable below:

https://archive.org/details/@dharmarthatrustjk?and[]=subject%3A”eGangotri-27″

This Text Devika Lahari is mentionable as it comes with a Hindi Prose Commentary – so once again rare speciemns of Old Hindi Prose :

Devika Lehri With Hindi And Sanskrit Tika 4739 Alm 21 Shlf 4 Devanagari Bhakti Shastra : eGangotri : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive

Mysore Tour and 3 Sharada Manuscripts from Prof. Filliozat Manuscripts and Other Texts

I toured Mysore in finding repositories willing to open doors to future Digitizations.

Report can be found here:

Mysore Tour of Manuscripts and Rare Books

Most fortunate of all was photographing Prof. Fillioziat’s 3 Sharada Manuscripts one of which is Multi Text and includes Para Trimshika and Svachchanda Bhairava can be viewed below:

http://archive.org/details/MutliTextSharadaManuscriptIncludingParatrimshikaAndSvaBhaiaravFromProfFilliozatR

All Images in the Mysore Tour Report have been subsequently  converted into PDFs and viewable more conveniently below:

Internet Archive Search: subject:”Pictures Taken In Manuscript Tours Including Manuscripts

My Next Survey will be in Chandigarh, Kurukshetra followed by Pune and Mumbai.

First Ever Printed Sharada Texts:

Many thanks to Pandit Omkar Nath Shastriji – whose family has completed an astounding 333 years of publishing Panchang Almanacs from Kashmir – who have very graciously passed us what are the First Specimens of Sharada in Print – from there Panchang Archives.

https://archive.org/details/@vijeshwar_panchang

This is the Oldest from 1928-29

https://archive.org/details/SharadaAlmanac5004192829VijeshwarPanchang

and another one from 1930-31

https://archive.org/details/SharadaAlmanac5006193031VijeshwarPanchang

Shastriji will pass us all his archives and I wish this effort revives the glory of his Family History and Contribution to Learning

Uploads from Kashmir Research Institute, Srinagar

From Kashmir Research Institute , we continue to mine lost and unknown texts in Prints and we have digitized 151 Texts since our Last Newsletter.

https://archive.org/details/@kashmirresearchinstitute?and[]=subject%3A”eGangotri-27″

This a small hand-written Devanagari Text of Sivopadhyaya called Maha Gayatri Mantra Vyakhyanam – I am certain is unpublished and unknown – he is know for his Tika on Vigyan Bhairava

https://archive.org/details/KRI115MahaGayatriMantraVyakhyanamOfMahaMaheshwarShivopadhyayaDevanagariManuscriptAtKRI

Scholars interested in Shivopadhyaya’s career can consult one copy of his Vigyan Bhairava Tika in manuscript form that I found below:

https://archive.org/details/1518.1VigyanBhairavaTikaShivopadhyayaSharadaManuscript

This Kashir Ramayana edited by B.N. Pandit  in Kashmiri Language using the Persian Script I was glad to recover:

https://archive.org/details/KRI113KashirRamayanByPrakashRamKuryagamiEdB.N.Pandit

Having found most of his oeuvre including his PhD but some Items still missing such as a hearsay that he wrote a commentary on Paramarths Sara which was actually validated in the Other Paramartha Sara published by RSktS Jammu Campus where in the preface the transalator has mentioned consulting BN Pandit’s translation.

This particular text that I first came to know through the Wiki Page on Shri BN Pandit and was published by JK Cultural Academy, I tried to inquire in the Jammu Office with no avail. Later when I personally visited the Srinagar Headquarters I was told that most of there publications had been destroyed by the floods and there display of the remaining items didnt include this one.

Total 74 Texts were in Urdu with a preponderance of Old Lahore Publications

https://archive.org/details/@kashmirresearchinstitute?&and[]=subject%3A”eGangotri-27″&and[]=subject%3A”Urdu”

This few illustrated pages of Vedantic Themes are in both Urdu and Devanagari Scripts:

https://archive.org/details/VedanticIllustrationsWithTextInHindiAndUrduKashmirResearchInstitute

Pandnama by Shiekh Fareed is a Urdu Literary Antiquity:

https://archive.org/details/KRI181PandnamaUrduSheikhFareedAllaudinAbal

This Om Magazine also from Lahore and I know there was some reference to this very magazine recently in a post that had gone viral.

https://archive.org/details/KRI192OmLahoreMuktiAnkMarchAprilUrdu1941GitaPressGorakhput

Other Book Antiquities include:

This diagram-profuse Jyotish Text:

https://archive.org/details/JyotishTextHandWrittedPrintedPg323324FrontAndLastPagesMissingKRI10TitleUnidentifiable

A 1921 Text on the Biology of Love according to the Ancients:

https://archive.org/details/KRI112RatiSastramOrTheHinduSystemOfSexualScience1921CalcuttaAbinashChandraGhose

Farasnamh Rangeen from Lahore:

https://archive.org/details/KRI65FarasNamaRangeenJanMohd.UrduLahoreBazaarKashmir

1884 Edition of Mahabharata from Calcutta

https://archive.org/details/KRI221MahabharatAdiParvaCalcutta1884PratapChandraRai

The 1882 Life of Christ:

https://archive.org/details/KRI125TheLifeAndWordsOfChrist1883CunninghamGeikie

Relocation of Manuscripts from Scribd to Archive:

Thanks to blazing fast Internet Connection here in Hyderabad, I have moved all old manuscript uploads from Scribd to archive:

Dharmartha Trust, JK Manuscripts are now at the Second Site for them in archives:

https://archive.org/details/@dharmarthatrustjk-2

The Regular Site continues to receive new uploads.

Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Jammu

https://archive.org/details/@rashtriya_skt_sansthan_jammu

Uttar Pradesh Sanskrit Sansthan, Jammu

https://archive.org/details/@upss_manuscripts

4th ICPR Trika Workshop on Kashmir Shaivism in Lucknow on 15-28 Feb Lucknow:

Guruji Prof Navjivan Rastogi is once again organizing the ICPR Workshop on Kashmir Shaivism in Lucknow.

All Details of Schedule/Venue/Subject I have detailed below with the Link to the Application Form:

https://egangotri.wordpress.com/2017/10/09/4th-icpr-14-day-workshop-on-ishvar-pratyabhijna-on-feb-15-to-28-2018-in-lucknow/

 

 

4th ICPR 14 Day Workshop on Trika Shaivism of Kashmir on Feb 15 to 28, 2018 in Lucknow

Prof Navjivan Rastogi – my Venerable Guru – is once again conducting the 4th ICPR Workshop on Kashmir Shaivism in Lucknow between Feb 15-28  2018 lasting 14 Days. The Workshop will focus studying-in-depth the entire text of the Īśvara-pratyabhijñā-vimarśinī by the celebrated Abhinavagupta on his master Utpaladeva’s Īśvara-pratyabhijñā-kārikā.

All Scholars interesting in attending can submit Attendance Applications below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewkU9bjdinOnmGC26oQoFn6-8Bbbh0De9_NhMoYbJ1CykjCA/viewform

The Detail Concept Note is readable here:

http://www.icpr.in/1Concept_Note-trika_philosophy.doc

Last Date of receiving online Application is 31st Oct, 2017.

I hope all interested Scholars will find this interesting and if possible attend the Workshop.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mysore Tour of Manuscripts and Rare Books

Just back from a Survey Tour of Mysore and got to photograph random manuscripts at 3 Places.

Residence of Professor Filliozat, Yadavgiri, Mysore :
Professor had 3 Sharada Manuscripts he had acquired in his sole trip to Srinagar in the 70s, besides many Palm Leaf Bundles.
Professor told me that there was a Old Publisher of Devanagari Texts in Karnataka , Belgaon(?) and he visited there defunct Press and acquired a Few of the remaining ones. All that was left of there publications was one room full of intermingled pages.

Photographs can be seen below:

Library Shelves:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1920157724904980

Bhagavata Gita Sharada 1:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919992008254885

Bhagavat Gita Sharada 2:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1920155101571909

Multi Text Composite Sharada Manuscript with Paratrimshika and Svachchand Bhairava:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919987384922014

Oriental Research Institute, Mysore
Thanks to Prof. Filliozat I got to meet Madam Devaki the Director. She informed me that they have around 60K Manuscripts of which 40K were micro-filmed( this could be wrong I am quoting from memory). I proposed that if possible I can setup a Team to convert these into PDFs and put them on archive.org

I was delighted to see there Catalog had an entry for both a Vigyan Bhairava and a Vigyan Bhairava Vyakhya. The Physical Copy however couldn’t be located.

Three Manuscripts I photographed:

https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919308074989945

https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919308758323210

https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919308868323199

Pictures from there Display Shelves:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919308988323187
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919309574989795

Random Images:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919310151656404
https://www.facebook.com/1537616383159118/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919308988323187

Maharaja Sanskrit College( Pathshala ) 

Whereas in ORI, Mysore, I didnt get to see there Books or the Library at large besides the small Reading Room, in Pathshala I got to examine better thanks to the Director Pandurangiji.

The Library is teeming with book antiquities and so far in my survey of Libraries this one stands out in the category of antique books.

I photographed two books and one manuscript:

Th Ayurvedic Ajirna Manjari 1883

https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919315771655842

A Marathi Translation on Jyotish, 1877:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919311644989588

Devi Saptashati Manuscript:

https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919311931656226

 

Some Shelf Images:

https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919486388305447

https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1919319728322113

Made a Short stop at Purna Prajna Vidyapeeth, Bangalore and photographed one text:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/eGangotrigranthanaam/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1920806491506770

Paper Pen Written Manuscript with a Donation Date of 23-Feb-1932. At Mythic Society, Bangalore

At Mythic Scoeity, Bangalore, we found the following hand-written text with a dedication:

Presented to the Mythic Society Library

By

Mrs. Saraswati Bai. B Vek Kota Rao, Maeeswaram, Bangalore, 23-2-1937

https://archive.org/stream/VaradambikaParinayaByTirumalambaMythicSocietyCopyBangalore/Varadambika%20Parinaya%20by%20Tirumalamba%20-%20Mythic%20Society%20Copy%20Bangalore#page/n3/mode/1up

Dear Mrs. Saraswati  your Donation is now online.

Mythic Society, Bangalore digitized the Text for us very kindly on the spot. We are very pleased to present it the World at large.

 

 

State Central Library, Hyderabad and their Digital Collection of 16K+ Texts

Visited the State Central Library,  Afzalpet Hyderabad and was delighted to meet there Scanning Team who have digitized 16,000 Texts chiefly in Arabic, Persian and Urdu.

The List of There Digitizations – was very generously shared with me and I am attaching it here.

All digitized Texts are available at a very affordable rate of 50 Paise/page.

The Digitized Text List is below:

ARABIC BOOKS DVD-NO-01 to 126

DVD_LIST OF ENGLISH BOOKS

LIST OF URDU BOOKS DVDs.01 to 122

NEW ENGLISH CD & DVD LIST

PERSIAN_BOOKS_DVD’S_1_to_72

Some statistics about there Collection I could gather from  http://publiclibraries.ap.nic.in/digitallibrary.aspx

Book stock in State Central Library:-

Language Book stock on 31st March 2006 

Telugu …   1,46,597
English …   1,46,856
Urdu    …      69,619
Hindi    …      46,174
Arabic  …       6,459
Persian …       6,492
Tamil   …       1,223
Kannada …   15,073
Marathi …     17,419
Sanskrit …      3,368

Total …4,59,282

The Scanning Dept also informed me that two Digitization Projects have been executed to date. The Current Project is  is funded and managed by the Raja Ram Mohan Roy Foundation Grants. The Digital Data for the earlier project for DLI was never received by them.

 

eGangotri 26: Our First Fund Raiser Campaign. Almira 23 Completed. eGangotri joins hands with Kashmir Research Institute, Srinagar.Koshur Seminar in Pune

FundRaiser:
 
Thanks to Shri Rakesh Kaul of The Last Queen of Kashmir Fame to suggest me to crowdfund my Project through this my First Fund Raiser.
This is the Link for making donations. Do contribute if you feel strongly for the democratization of Information.
Almira 23 (Jammu) Completed:
 
All Almira 23 Manuscripts chiefly Vedic in content are now available for viewing:
( owing to a oversight, this issues’ texts were not tagged with eGangotri-26 and the Old Tag remained, hence they have got clubbed with eGangotri-25 Texts, hence the discrepancy )
One Manuscript Shatpath Brahmin 5148 owing to its size, needed Camera-Scanning and is viewable separately at our Facebook Page:

High-End TIFF Images of these are also available but will only be uploaded later when I have sufficient band-width in a dedicated Account possibly instagram or flickr.
Tie up with Kashmir Research Institute, Srinagar:
eGangotri and the Kashmir Research Institute, Srinagar are now Digital Partners. With over 60,000 Printed Texts at the premises, we hope to be busy for a long, long time.
 
A few random pictures from the Collection (333 images) that we took are viewable below:
51 Texts that we digitized in our 1st Month can be viewed at:
11 Texts are pre-19th Century
16 are in Urdu Script ( including a partial text in Persian of the Shahnama of Ranjit Singh )
This one is a Devanagari Manuscript a Hindi Prose Translation of Katha Sarit Sagar by Unmentioned Translator:
These two are Urdu Magazines from Karachi:
Other Interesting Titles:
History of Kishtwar District in Urdu
Shiv Puran in Urdu and Sanskrit:
Yoga Vasihtha 1904 Urdu
Mahabharat Partial Urdu
Ramayan Urdu :
Following 3 Texts are publications of Keshava Bhatta Kashmiri – a Srinagar Native – whose texts are now very difficult to find and these ones were definitely a wind-fall.
Vedic Mantra Kalpa Lata
Mekhala Pustaka
After sharing the above, an American Professor digitized for us his two Volumes of Keshava Bhattas Text he had acquired in mint-new condition in Srinagar of the 70s:
Karma Kanda of Keshav Bhatta

Mantratmak Karma Kanda
Around a dozen of his 70s acquisitions of Keshava Bhatta Publications, he has promised to digitally share with me in the near Future.
This Yoga Vasishtha Style Prose Meditation ‘Pakshapata Rahit Anubhava Prakash’ by the famous mystic Kali Kamali Baba came as a total surprise:
Swami Amrit Vagbhav on Archive.org
I had opportunity to move our previous Work on Swami Amrit Vagbhav Maharaj from scribd to archive.org at the following for more convenient access:
Koshur Workshop, Pune Conducted by Stanford Scholar Radhika Koul
Kids between 10 and 18 who intend to learn the Kashmiri Language and are in Delhi between Aug 13 and Sept 12, are in great luck as Stanford Comparative Literature Scholar Sushri Radhika Koul will be in town for a Koshur Language Workshop conducted after-school-hours/weekends, details below:

List of 154 Naval Kishore Press Books Digital Donations to eGangotri

eBooks:
https://archive.org/details/@navalkishorepress

List

1). Amara Kosha Hindi – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 259 Pages
2). Amara Kosha with Rasala Tika 1921 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 129 Pages
3). Aniruddha Parinaya 1897 Hindi – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 71 Pages
4). Anurag Latika Or Rasik Vilas Hindi 1906 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 69 Pages
5). Arjun Gita 1956 – Ram Kumar Book Depot.pdf , 46 Pages
6). Bala Harischandra of Jagannath Das 1956 – Ram Kumar Press Depot.pdf , 46 Pages
7). Bala Shiksha Part I 1919 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 40 Pages
8). Banshi Leela 1886 and Barah Masa 1897 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 18 Pages
9). Banshi Raga Mala 1889 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 74 Pages
10). Bhaan Prakashika 1906 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 35 Pages
11). Bhagavant Bhaskar – Neel Kantha Bhatt.pdf , 178 Pages
12). Bhagavata Gita Till Page 104 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 176 Pages
13). Bhajan Mala 1889 of Babu Raj Kumar Deva Nandan Singh – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 40 Pages
14). Bhajan Mala of Babu Raj Kumar Dev Nandan Singh 1883 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 39 Pages
15). Bhajanavali 1911 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 82 Pages
16). Bhavabhuti – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 83 Pages
17). Bhavishya Purana Hindi Only – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 656 Pages
18). Bhram Nashak of Paramhansa Paramananda 1924 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 75 Pages
19). Braj Vilas Saravali Kanpur 1898 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 115 Pages
20). Chanakya Neeti Darpan Arthat Raj Niti Samuccaya – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 104 Pages
21). Charan Vyuha 1930 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 32 Pages
22). Chhadma Chabisi of Naath Dec 1889 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 173 Pages
23). Chhanda Pradeep Hindi 1884 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 38 Pages
24). Chhanda Ramayana 1894 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 58 Pages
25). Chhapaya Ramayana of Tulsidas with Hindi Tika 1926 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 62 Pages
26). Daivajna Abharan 1892 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 24 Pages
27). Dharma Prem Taranga 1924 of Shrimati Dharma Devi – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 101 Pages
28). Dohavali of Tulsidas 1913 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 74 Pages
29). Dohavali of Tulsidas 7th Print 1908 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 38 Pages
30). Durga Path with Nagoji Bhatta Tika 1907 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 196 Pages
31). Dwadash Pushpika – Ram Kumar Press Depot.pdf , 113 Pages
32). Ganga Lahari with Verse Tika 1955 – Ram Kumar Press Depot.pdf , 36 Pages
33). Geet Ramayan 1893 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 49 Pages
34). Gomati Lahari 1928 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 24 Pages
35). Gyan Abhushan 1897 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 83 Pages
36). Gyan Deepika 1889 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 35 Pages
37). Gyan Prakash Farsi to Hindi Braj Bhasha Prose Translation 1916 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 43 Pages
38). Gyan Svarodaya 1953 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 34 Pages
39). Gyan Tarang 1889 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 206 Pages
40). Gyangaari Chaturdash 1941 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 16 Pages
41). Gyangaari Chaturdash 2nd Scan 1941 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 18 Pages
42). Gyanmala 1913 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 72 Pages
43). Heer Ranjha of Bhajanlal 1941 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 60 Pages
44). Indra Sabha Amanat of Madari Lal 1906 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 80 Pages
45). Jagannath Mahatmya with Tika1907 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 76 Pages
46). Jeevan Charitra 1894 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 33 Pages
47). Kailas Agaman – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 278 Pages
48). Kashi Mahatmya – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 98 Pages
49). Kashmir Darshan Only Few Pages of Tome Size Original.pdf , 255 Pages
50). Kathavalli Upanishad with Hindi Tika of Pancholi – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 144 Pages
51). Kavi Pancha Bhavabhuti Hindi Translation by G P Agnihotri 1900 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 85 Pages
52). Kavi Tarang – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 163 Pages
53). Kavitavali Ramayan 1904 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 56 Pages
54). Krishi Ke Acharya Ghagh Aur Bhaddari Ki Sampurna Rachnayein 1956 – Hindi Sahitya Mandir.pdf , 119 Pages
55). Krishna Priya – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 272 Pages
56). Krishna Priya 1895 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 418 Pages
57). Lakshmi Sarasvati Samvad Part II 1906 – Navl Kishore Press.pdf , 48 Pages
58). Lalan Prakash Lalan Sagar 16 1915 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 37 Pages
59). Lalan Pramohini Lalan Sagar 12th 1915 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 40 Pages
60). Lalan Sagar 1927 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 578 Pages
61). Lalan Vinod Lalan Sagar Part 10 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 145 Pages
62). Lalanodvaha Padyavali Lalan Sagar Part 26 1915 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 47 Pages
63). Madan Pal Nighantu Hindi Translation – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 242 Pages
64). Madan Pal Nighantu Hindi Translation Scan 2 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 254 Pages
65). Madhav Vilas 1888 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 76 Pages
66). Madhumakkhi Ki Kahani 1955 – Ram Kumar Press.pdf , 52 Pages
67). Mahabharat Hindi Bhishma Parva 1926 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 362 Pages
68). Mahabharat Hindi Karan Parva Scan 2 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 316 Pages
69). Mahabharat Hindi Karna Parva – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 316 Pages
70). Mahabharat Hindi Only Udyog Parva – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 614 Pages
71). Mahabharat Karna Parva – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 366 Pages
72). Mahabharata Bhasha Van Parva Pg 201 to 681 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 395 Pages
73). Mahabharata Hindi Sabha Parva 1931 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 187 Pages
74). Mahadev Sahasranama Stotra Hindi Translation 1939 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 55 Pages
75). Mahadev Sahasranama Stotra Hindi Translation 1939 Scan 2nd – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 55 Pages
76). Mahadev Sahasranama Stotra Hindi Translation 1939 Scan 3rd – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 55 Pages
77). Man Mauja Charita Nimbarka Follower Chaturdas 1886 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 13 Pages
78). Manav Dharma Sara with Hindi Translation by Raja Shiv Prasad Sitare Hind 1926 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 70 Pages
79). Manoranjan Arthat Dil Behlav of Jagannath Sahay Hindi and Urdu 1924 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 25 Pages
80). Markandeya Purana with Tika Part II – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 556 Pages
81). Mayank Manjari Maha Natak July 1891 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 160 Pages
82). Mithai Charitra 1893 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 14 Pages
83). Muhurta Chandrika 1908 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 26 Pages
84). Muhurta Kalpa Drum Hindi 1892 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 107 Pages
85). Neeti Sudha Tarangini by Ram Prasad Tiwari 1917 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 266 Pages
86). Nivedan Refutation of Sw. Dayananda’s Views by Raja Shiv Prasad Sitare Hind 1914 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 28 Pages
87). Padma Purana Hindi 4th Brahma Khanda 1924 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 75 Pages
88). Padma Purana Hindi Svarga Khanda III – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 193 Pages
89). Padma Purana Hindi Svarga Khanda III Scan 2 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 367 Pages
90). Patra Hitaishini 1917 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 32 Pages
91). Piyush Lahari Arthat Ganga Lahari 1890 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 16 Pages
92). Prachya Shiksha Rahasya – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 217 Pages
93). Prashnopanishad Tr. By Rai Bahadur Babu Zalim Singh 1930 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 92 Pages
94). Prem Ratna by Bibi Ratna Kunvari 1925 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 60 Pages
95). Prem Sagar Engish Translation Till Pg 304 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 301 Pages
96). Pyare Vinod 1910 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 57 Pages
97). Radha Vishad Mochanavali 1907 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 340 Pages
98). Raghuvamsha with Mallinath Tika Oct 1896 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 362 Pages
99). Rahasya Chandrika 1896 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 27 Pages
100). Ram Rasamrita Sagar Natak 7th Part – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 165 Pages
101). Ramaini Beejak etc of Kabir Das with Braj Bhasha Prose Translation Pg 49 to 568 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 518 Pages
102). Ramarasamrita Sagar Natak Part 5 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 68 Pages
103). Ramayan Ramashvamedha – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 153 Pages
104). Ramayan Uttara Kanda 1914 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 79 Pages
105). Rasa Leela 1890 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 530 Pages
106). Rasa Prabodha of Ghulam Nabi 1890 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 90 Pages
107). Rasa Tarang 1886 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 70 Pages
108). Rukamana Mangal Pg 17 Onwards 1918 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 497 Pages
109). Saamudrik 1896 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 33 Pages
110). Saangeet Prahlad of Lakshman Singh 1913 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 50 Pages
111). Saangeet Shikha 1891 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 64 Pages
112). Samar Vijay 1893 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 41 Pages
113). Samaya Deepika 1914 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 32 Pages
114). Saras Stotra Sara Sangraha 1909 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 39 Pages
115). Satsang Sagar – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 168 Pages
116). Saudagar Leela – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 60 Pages
117). Shahnama Urdu in Nagari Script Pg 9 to 150 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 153 Pages
118). Shashi Mauli 1889 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 77 Pages
119). Shashi Mauli 1889 2nd Scan – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 77 Pages
120). Shat Ritu Kavya Sangraha – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 181 Pages
121). Shiv Vivaha Kavitavali 1919 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 22 Pages
122). Shiva Purana Hindi Pg 137 – 1024 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 576 Pages
123). Shiva Purana Hindi Pg. 137 – 1024 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 890 Pages
124). Shri Bhakti Shiromani 1899 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 452 Pages
125). Shri Hari Prem Rasayan – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 373 Pages
126). Shri Karmma Mula Vriksha Sanskrit Hindi and English of Baba Saryudas Mahanta Udaseen 1935 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 14 Pages
127). Shri Ram Stava Raj 1898 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 26 Pages
128). Shyam Keli of Lal Govind Sahay Bhatnagar 1889 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 45 Pages
129). Sitaram Samyoga Padavali 1880 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 83 Pages
130). Sujan Parva 1896 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 46 Pages
131). Svapna Prakash 1884 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 12 Pages
132). Upanishad Sar Sangraha with English Translation of Rai Bahadur Pt. Kashinath 1933 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 96 Pages
133). Utsarg 1921 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 95 Pages
134). Vasantika by Ganga Prasad Pandey 1940 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 112 Pages
135). Vasudev Sri Krishna Chandra of D S Chaturvedi 1926 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 182 Pages
136). Veda Vedanta Sara Shiromani 1909 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 102 Pages
137). Vichitropadesha 1913 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 46 Pages
138). Vijay Dohavali 1905 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 32 Pages
139). Vijay Muktavali 1913 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 193 Pages
140). Vijay Raghav Khand Sundara Kand – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 103 Pages
141). Vijay Vishal 1890 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 109 Pages
142). Vijaya Raghava Khand Alha Kishkindha Kanda 1926 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 50 Pages
143). Vijaya Raghava Khand Alha Sundar Kanda 1921 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 103 Pages
144). Vijaya Raghava Khand Alha Sundar Kanda 1921 II- Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 105 Pages
145). Vijaya Raghava Khand Lanka Kanda – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 171 Pages
146). Vinay Prakash of Bal Das 1889 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 28 Pages
147). Vinaya Vilas 1893 – Munshi Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 44 Pages
148). Vishnu Sahasranama – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 44 Pages
149). Yagyavalkya Maitreyi Samvad of Rai Bahadur Babu Zalim Singh 1926 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 59 Pages
150). Yoga Vasishtha Hindi Pg 633 to 840 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 160 Pages
151). Yoga Vasishtha Hindi Pg 81 to 124 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 48 Pages
152). Yoga Vasishtha Se Chune Hue Kuch Shlok Raja Shiv Prasad Sitare Hind 1920 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 22 Pages
153). Yugal Samvad Bodha Prakash Compilation by Mahatma Yogala Kishore 1884 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 118 Pages
154). Yugal Samvad Bodha Prakash Compilation by Mahatma Yogala Kishore 2nd Print 1915 – Naval Kishore Press.pdf , 96 Pages

eGangotri 24:Almira 24 Completed. 69 Telugu Script Manuscripts. Śrī Magazine of Kashmir from 1934.Publications from Pre-Independence Lahore

Almira 24 Completed:
 
All 5 Shelves of Almira 24 containing 187 Texts have been completed. Subjects covered included Vedic works, Upanishads, Puranas, some Hindi Translations offering us rare specimens of 19th Cenutry Hindi Prose, and Sanskrit Works in Telugu Script.
All 187 Texts are viewable below:

Mentionables were  –

Prabodha Chandrodaya with Hindi Translation

https://archive.org/details/PrabodhaChandrodayaBhashaTikaGulabSingh5407GhaAlm24Shlf4DevanagariNatak

Raj Neeti (Hindi)

https://archive.org/details/RajneetiBhasha5409GhaAlm24Shlf4DevanagariNitiShastra

Sarasawta Prakriya the Grammatical Work with Hindi Tika

https://archive.org/details/SaraswataPrakriyaHindiTikaAnubhutiSvarupacharya5379GhaAlm24Shlf3DevanagariVyakarana

Manusmriti with Hindi Tika

https://archive.org/details/ManusmritiHindiTikaGuljarSharma5434Alm24Shlf5GhaDevanagariDharmaShastra

Ramayanas with Hindi Tika:

https://archive.org/details/RamayanaWithCommentaryRudraDutta5415GhaAlm24Shlf4DevanagariKavya

https://archive.org/details/ValmikiRamayanamRudrdutt5414Alm24Shlf4GhaDevanagariBhaktiKavya

A Maha Kavya by the Kashmirian Mahim Bhatta with a Strange Name: Ravana-Arjuniyam

https://archive.org/details/RavanarjuniyamOfKashmirakaHimBhatta5395GhaAlm24Shlf4DevanagariKavya

An Ayurvedic Text Rasa Ratnakar

https://archive.org/details/RasaRatnakarShriNityaNathSiddha5292Alm24Shlf1DevanagariAyurveda

Report on Sanskrit Documents in Telugu Characters can be seen below
3 Issues of Śrī Magazine(Quarterly from Srinagar) from circa 1930s 
 
 
First brought to my attention by Demian Martins, the Brazilian Sanskritist based in Vrindavan – it had been a pleasant surprise to know that there had been Sanskrit magazines published from Srinagar.
Inquiries with Shri Kokilu of Delhi apprised me that the magazine was a name he had heard as a child in Kashmir but had never seen any issue.
Just this month at the Jammu residence of the Octogenarian Sanskrit Scholar and Poet, Recipient President’s Award , Shri B.N. Kalla, three issues of Śrī have been found with a publication Date of 1934.
It has among other writings, Sanskrit articles by the polymath Rahul Sanskrityayan and Nityananda Shastri( a famous Sktist from Kashmir of the Early 20th Century.
Shri B.N. Kalla’s family is very kindly allowing us access to his Collection which will include Shri Kalla’s entire oeuvre of which Kashmir Krandanam we have already digitized from Srinagar. Thanks to Kiran Kalla, Son of Shri B.N. Kalla – and Shri Vinod Razdan Sahib for recommending us – and make this happen.
Kalla Sahib’s Text will be made available at the following Link.
Rare Books 
51 Rare Books were digitized in this Period.
Most Interesting was this Lahore Publication of 1929 with a Sanskrit Tika Sphota Vimarshini on the First Two Ahniks of Patanjali’s Grammatical Commentary Mahabhashya.
Sphota Theory was first propounded by  Bhartrihari in the 6th Century and is a Mystical Theory of Lingusitic Communication.
The following sheds some light on this important Linguistic Concept:
For Bhartrihari, linguistic meaning cannot be conveyed or accounted for by the physical utterance and perception of sounds, so he puts forth the sphota theory: the theory which posits the meaning-unit, which for him is the sentence, as a single entity.

A.C Woolner and his VC-hood of Punjab University is mentioned in the Cover Page.

Durga Saptashati with 7 Tikas 1894:

https://archive.org/details/DurgaSaptashatiWith7Tikas1894NirayaSagarPress

An 1887 English Translation of Naval Kishore Press

Mathematical Text Leelavati (1894)

https://archive.org/details/Leelavati1894WithHindiTikaVenkateshwarPress

Sahitya Mimansa another Text from Pre-Independence Lahore

https://archive.org/details/SahityaMimansaHindiBhavanLahore

Interesting tidbits from the Net
Found this Great Digital Collection of Old and Rare Books by the University of Toronto with 524 Sanskrit Texts
Urdu was the Second Highest Indian Language with 495 Texts:
Main Page of All Digitized Texts from Toronto numbering over 5 Lakhs:
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