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Red China: An Asian View (PPS-42) (Praeger Publications in Russian History and World Communism, Number 92) by Sripati Chandra-Sekhar, Sripati Chandrasekhar, 1961 India and the War by Sripati, 1918- Chandrasekhar, 1941-01-01 Red China: An Asian View by Sripati Chandra-Sekhar, 2010-09-10 Red China: An Asian View by Sripati Chandra-Sekhar, 2010-09-10 Sripati Misra granthavali by Sripati Misra, 1999 Kalidasa ki krtiyom mem dharmasastriya vishaya (Hindi Edition) by Sripati Tripathi, 1997 Sripati by Bhupendranath Sukla, 1991 Sripati jyotisastra ratnamu by Sripati, 1997 The Siddhanta-Sekhara of Sripati (A Sanskrit Astronomical Work of the 11th Century). Part II: Chapters XIII-XX by Babuaji - Editor. SRIPATI ;MISRA, 1947-01-01 Sripati Misra granthavali by Sripati Misra, 1999 Ganitatilaka By Sripati With the Commentary of Simhatilaka Suri (Gaekwad's Oriental Works: No. 78) by With Introduction And Appendices H.R. Kapadia (Critically Edited, 1937-01-01 A Bibliography of Sripati Chandrasekhar's Writings 1937-2000 by Sheila (ed.) Rao, 2000-01-01 Sripatipaddhati =: Sripatipaddhatih by Sripati, 1937 Report on a survey of attitudes of married couples toward family planning in the Pudupakkam area of the city of Madras, 1958 / by S. Chandrasekhar by Sripati Chandrasekhar, 1959

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21. Baby Names - Sripati
    Srinjith Srinjoy Srinkumar Srinson Srinu Sriomal Sripad Sripadam Sripadraj Sripal Sripathi Sripathy sripati Sriphani Sriphanigopal  
    http://www.kabalarians.com/male/sripati.htm
    
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22. A N U K R I T I . N E T - Short Stories
    The path dipped towards the far horizon. sripati heard the man's stick rhythmicallyhitting the rough surface, which meant it was no longer under his arm.  
    http://www.anukriti.net/shortstories/s2/2.html
    
    Extractions: Short Stories The man went down the declining path on the left into the thickening darkness. The soil of Bengal west of the Ganges is a tricky shade of red, it turns black in the dark. The path dipped towards the far horizon. Sripati heard the man's stick rhythmically hitting the rough surface, which meant it was no longer under his arm. Without further ado he turned south. The plain after a little while, and the boundary of Penchalia beyond. As long as the clarinet in his sling-bag was tuned, there was no worry. If he saw trouble, he would blow on it with all the air in his chest. The musicians in Penchalia would know that their teacher was coming. Perhaps a cornet would answer from the other side, "Come, friend of my soul, my heart yearns to see you." Sripati walked on, from the path to the plain. The barren ground had the soul of stone. Occasional little kingdoms of grass. For the rest, only clumps of thornbrush. However dark the night, this kind of plain has its own peculiar glow. It comes from the starlight which splinters up from the hard ground in the effort to pierce it. And there is the faint reflection from lamps and lanterns of cottages and pavilions in far away villages. That light touches the Sal wood and spreads over the tops of the distant rows of palms. Like a haze, its muted glimmer covers the emptiness of the world. Clinging to the bare surface of the plain, Sripati saw this enchantment of mingled dark and light, now inseparably one.

23. A N U K R I T I . N E T - Short Stories
    Far away, on the boundary of the pool, .the palm leaves crackled in the wind,sripati coughed. Who is it? . The shadow stopped. So did sripati.  
    http://www.anukriti.net/shortstories/s2/3.html
    
    Extractions: Short Stories A faint perfume of flowers descended on the plain from the Sal wood on the horizon. Overhead, a bird headed for the wood, beating its wings busily. Far away, on the boundary of the pool, .the palm leaves crackled in the wind, Sripati coughed. "Who is it?" The shadow stopped. So did Sripati. But the figure did not turn round. So something had to be said after this. Sripati called again, "Who is it?" The second question had an effect. Slowly the shadow turned. The glow of darkness caught her dusky face. She smiled. Sripati was amazed. In the middle of nowhere, unmet, unknown, she smiles at a strange man. What sort of a girl was this? Could she be one of the loose sorts? Or do witches tempt men like this? Something jumped inside his head. Would he have to spend the night trapped in the waylosing spell of this girl? Sripati swallowed. "I've lost my way." At once the darkness swayed. She laughed out loud. She laughed, and slapped both her hands. The laughter drowned the crackling of palm leaves from the poolside. The violence of the Chaitra wind seemed tame. Sripati could feel the lonely plain waking from a slumber. The girl asked laughing, "You can't find the way?" Sripati shook his head in the darkness. One query answered by another.

24. Onclave: Sripati: Deqweqweqwe
    Monday, April 01, 2002 deqweqweqwe ddsadasd 629 AM by sripati Anonymous Betty, enteryour comments in the textbox below or login to post with your own name.  
    http://www.onclave.org/people/children/sripati/responses$5

25. Sathya Sai Baba - Discourses - God Is Known By A Thousand Different Names, Summe
    Meditate continuously on sripati. Some people regard sripati as referringto Vishnu and some others say that it refers to Siva.  
    http://beaskund.helloyou.ws/askbaba/discourses/d1973/d19730500-29.html
    
    Extractions: Web posted at Apr 25, 2002 Sing the Gita. Utter the thousand names of the Lord. Meditate continuously on Sripati. Spend your time in the company of the good. Give away your wealth to the weak and the needy people. We should synthesise the apparently differing thoughts. Without our attaching too much importance to these names and without laying too much stress on the concepts of Vishnu as husband of Lakshmi, Brahma as husband of Saraswati, it is good to give one name, the name of Pasalanatha to the Lord. This will bring to an end all the confusion of distinction. The word Pasalanatha also means that He is the head of all Jivas. This is a way of recognising the oneness of divinity. On the other hand, according to our Puranas, we can also reach the same conclusion by taking 'Pa' to mean Parvati, 'Sa' to mean Saraswathi, 'La' to mean Lakshmi and regard one who is the Natha of all the three to be the Pasalanatha. In the fourth line, it has been said that you must share your wealth with those who deserve to be helped. The poor people having families deserve such charity. Sanyasis who have no responsibilities are not in need of such charity. A portion of whatever you earn must be set apart for the future and the good of your children. A portion should be used for good purposes, for charity and for helping others. In this way you will be using your wealth in a sacred manner.

26. Hotel Asia Sripati (*)
    Hotel Asia Shripati (*) Katra Reservation Form. Name Address Tel No. Fax No. Email ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED Arrival Date DD/MM/YY,  
    http://www.hotels-india.org/katra-asiasripati-reservation.htm

27. Sangeetham.com
    Anupallavi nIpavananilayE nirAmayE niTilanayanajAyE mama hR_daya tApahAriNinavaratnAlayE tApasa varanAradamuditE dEvi sripati…..  
    http://www.sangeetham.com/kritis/shripati_mukha.htm

28. Member Login EMail Password
    For posting message? Click Here. sripati Jena, sripatijena@adoreindia.info.Posted On Topic hai sripati. Answer ? By aaaa. sripati  
    http://www.iisit.net/alumni/forum.asp

29. Sensory Communication & Microsystems Laboratory
    Personal Information. sripati, Arun P. Ph.D. candidate. Krieger Mind/Brain Institute,Johns Hopkins University 3400 N Charles Street Baltimore MD 21218.  
    http://olympus.ece.jhu.edu/getPerson.php?pID=12

30. Sensory Communication & Microsystems Laboratory
    O. Ph.D. Candidate Abshire, Pamela A. Apsel, Alyssa B. Blain Christen, JenniferM. Culurciello, Eugenio Goldberg, David H. Kalayjian, Zaven K. sripati, Arun P  
    http://olympus.ece.jhu.edu/people.php

31. LiensSites
    Translate this page Domifications. Domification sripati. sripati sa vie, son oeuvre, ses DN http//www-groups.dcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/sripati.html.  
    http://users.skynet.be/Astrologie-Vedique/lienssites.html

32. Radha Vallabha Madhava Sripati
    Radha Vallabha Madhava sripati. by Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura. radhavallabha,madhava, sri-pati, mukunda. gopinatha, madana-mohana, rasa-rasananda.  
    http://www.geocities.com/vedicger108/Lyrics/radhavallabhamadhava.html
    
    Extractions: Radha Vallabha Madhava Sripati by Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura radha-vallabha madhava sri-pati mukunda gopinatha madana-mohana rasa-rasananda ananga-sukhada-kunja-bihari govinda TRANSLATION Krsna is the lover of Radha , sweet like honey of the springtime, the husband of Laksmi , the awarder of liberatlon , the Lord of the gopis , the bewilderer of Cupid, the relisher of the blissful mellows of the rasa dance, the enjoyer of amorous sports in the grove at Radha Kunda known as Ananga-sukhada-kunja , and the pleasure of the cows.

33. Bhaktisudhasagaram Of Purandaradasa And Tyagaraja
    He answers sripati padaravinda sevayemba vyaparayenagayithu –I have got my business of service to the lotus feet of sripati.  
    http://www.geocities.com/vipanchee/sanskrit.html
    
    Extractions: Bhaktisudhasagaram of Purandaradasa and Tyagaraja @Ndrae mhanu-avulu ANdirik vNdnmu Of the various paths prescribed for realization, Bhakti yoga occupies a supreme position. The path of devotion is simple and does not require great austerities. Also, it can be practised by anybody. An age-old sanskrit verse goes thus: Thus, orthodoxy, age, education, caste, manliness, beauty, wealth etc. are not pre-requisites for devotion. The Lord is pleased by devotion alone. The Lord Himself is said to be . Therefore, saints have always begged the Lord to bless them with devotion. Tyagaraja prays: "Bhakti bichchameeyave". Kulasekhara in Mukundamala says: naSwa xmeR n vsuincye nEv kamaep-aege

34. How Did I Learn How To Play?
    In 1978 sripati dasa, a disciple of Srila Prabhupada, returned to Englandafter having lived in North America. sripati Prabhu joined  
    http://www.chantandbehappy.com/drum/myteacher.htm
    
    Extractions: Learn to Play I had a teacher Like you, I needed a teacher to learn how to play the Mrdanga. I knew nothing about the mrdanga when I joined ISKCON in 1973 and for quite a few years after that. In 1978 Sripati dasa, a disciple of Srila Prabhupada, returned to England after having lived in North America. Sripati Prabhu joined ISKCON in North America, although he was born in the UK. I was living in the UK, and that's where I met him. Sripati Prabhu had learned to play the mrdanga from Uttamasloka dasa, who was sent to India by Srila Prabhupada to learn how to play the mrdanga. Uttamasloka writes, "I learned to chant Sanskrit slokas, mantras and bhajans and I learned to play the clay drum called mridunga, as well as brass hand cymbals called karatalas. Between 1971 and 1978 I went to India 4 times and during those trips I was exposed to more of the Bengali style of mridunga playing and chanting. "The mridunga is used primarily during kirtans – congregational chanting of the holy names of God… Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna, Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare Hare It is also used to accompany bhajans, which are devotional songs of love to Krishna. I got very deeply into kirtans and playing mridunga." Return to the home page Up

35. History Of The Mrdanga In ISKCON
    Later they returned to America and taught other devotees how to play. One ofthose devotees who learned how to play from that group was sripati dasa.  
    http://www.chantandbehappy.com/drum/lesson02/go/05-00b-historyofmrdanga.htm
    
    Extractions: Swami Prabhupada When Srila Prabhupada boarded the Jaladuta to sail from Calcutta to New York in 1965, his mission was to establish temples all over the world. On board the ship he had 40 rupees, a trunk of books and a pair of karatals (hand cymbals). He did not have a mrdanga with him. In 1965 he incorporated his new Movement and the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) was born. As the Movement began to spread, new followers joined and new temples opened. Srila Prabhupada arranged to have the first mrdangas (clay drums) shipped from India so that his new disciples could play this traditional Vaisnava instrument in kirtans When the first mrdangas arrived in the temples, devotees started picking them up and practicing. Essentially, without a teacher, they taught themselves how to play. Although Srila Prabhupada himself did give one or two mrdanga lessons to some of his early students, by and large most devotees learned either by experimentation or from someone else who had learned from experimentation. Thus a wave of "ISKCON style"

36. Untitled Document
    Kondisi politik yang akhirakhir ini tidak menentu, membuat order kerajinan batumulia di Unit Bina Industri Batu Mulia (Ubibam) sripati Kabupaten Pacitan  
    http://www.otoda.or.id/info pekan lalu 12/selasa/Order Batu Mulia Anjlok.htm

37. Special Ascendants
    classics. Janma Lagna and the four points of sripati. The conjoin. Anothermethod of house divisions was introduced by sripati. This  
    http://www.brihaspatinet.atfreeweb.com/special_ascendants.htm

38. Sripati
    sripati. Born 1019 in (probably) Rohinikhanda, Maharashtra, India Died1066. sripati wrote on astronomy and mathematics. His mathematical  
    http://www.math.hcmuns.edu.vn/~algebra/history/history/Mathematicians/Sripati.ht

39. References For Sripati
    References for sripati. (Siwan) 20 (3) (1986), 113118. KN Sinha, Vyaktaganitadhyayaof sripati's 'Siddhanta'sekhara', Ganita Bharati 10 (1-4) (1988), 40-50.  
    http://www.math.hcmuns.edu.vn/~algebra/history/history/References/Sripati.html

40. Book Review
    As detailed by Vijayashri sripati, the Supreme Court of India in the 1970s broadenedthe understanding of fundamental rights under the Indian Constitution to  
    http://www.law.harvard.edu/studorgs/hrj/iss13/friedman.shtml
    
    Extractions: HUMAN RIGHTS BEFORE THE BENCH Judicial Protection of Human Rights: Myth or Reality? Edited by Mark Gibney and Stanislaw Frankowski. Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 1999. Pp. 207, $55.00, cloth. Reviewed by Lawrence Friedman At the same time, frustration lingers in the United States, where courts have declined jurisdiction over human rights claims by foreign nationals against United States-based multinational corporations. Judicial Protection of Human Rights: Myth or Reality? *** Top of Page 316 *** the editors explore the question whether the judiciary has provided some bulwark against abusive governmental practices. To this end, the essays in Judicial Protection of Human Rights range from commentary on the protection of human rights in the emerging democracies in Europe and Latin America, to observations of the changing views of human rights by the judiciaries in Asia and Australia, and to criticism of the failure of American courts to extend human rights protections to foreigners who claim victimization by United States-based multinational corporations. This institutional capacity is a function, in general, of at least two factors, one external to a court and the other internal. Externally, the judiciary

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