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WGRD nams, besides maintaining the temples nd other places under its administraunctions prescribed in Agamaśāstrås, the perennial flow of pilgrims from lock, has been evincing keen interest und cultural activities too. The Vëda nstitute, the S.V. Oriental College, the lwar Divya Prabandha, the Bhagavata Devasthanams’ abiding interest in the n heritage, V. Oriental Research Institute (now a ut quite a good number of publications *nown among the scholars both in the n today serve as ready reference works. Öğa a voluminous dictionary of technilot only in Sanskrit but also in Prākrt (Music) and Kävyālankâra (Rhetoric), is in 1951. Such technical terms have a Nātakalakşaņa (Dramaturgy), Gita Musical instruments). The lists of aumpilation, from Bharata (500 B.C.) to ātyaśāstra to Bharata Kalpalatā are 66 - 1957), the author of Bharatakóša linence. He was a polyglot too, wellh an inmate aptitude for research. An `.T.Devasthanams Educational Officer r name Sri Venkatésvara - forerunner Bulletin” which later blossomed into was later on the staff of S.V. Oriental 0 to 1954 as Head of the Department ht out Bharata's Nātyaśāstra with the ta. Again, it was he who found out the hāsya by Nanyadeva, the famous king wal in Modern Review, June 1928..... ery. His knowledge of Sanskrit Sahitya , unlimited and at the same time it is es of the profound scholar that he was. of print for a long time. The T.T. ged in bringing out the second edition ly hoped that it will receive the acclaim of great use to them in their research EXECUTIVE OFFICER