The work aims at teaching the principles of polity guided by morality presenting them in the more agreeable form of stories written mostly in prose interspersed with verse. It belongs to that class of compositions which imparts instructions through fables 1st ed. 283p., Reference, Notes, Index.

It is a matter of great pleasure and a proud privilege for us to revise the edition of Malavikagnimitram by late M.R. Kale, so as to suit the needs of present day students. Kale’s edition, with its scholastic and comprehensive contents has been very usefu 1st ed. xlvii+368p., Notes; 21cm.

Males: Madhava – The son of Devarata, minister of the king of Vidarbha, the Hero. Makaranda- His friend lover of Madayantika, sister of Nandana. Kalahamsak – Madhava’s seryant. Nandana – A favourite of the king of Padmavati. Bhurivasu – Minister of the ki 1st ed. 339p.

This book is about the description of six seasons by Kalidasa. How the summer season's effect is allayed by women with their love, how the heat of the sun effects travelers, animals and the beauty of the moon in the summer evening depicted beautifully. Th 1st ed. xvi+142p., 22cm.

Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Original Sanskrit drama, Sanskrit commentar and English translation. 3. Notes. Appendices. Index of important words. Alphabetical list of Shlokas. No. 23659

Malavikagnimitram is the first play of Kalidasa composed in five Acts. It is the story of King Agnimitra’s love for Malavika, an unknown beautiful girl living in the royal harem. She was proficient in music and dance. This play is a court comedy of royal 1st ed. xii+123p., 23cm.