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Books and Authors - World Classics

ClassicAuthorLanguage
RamayanaValmikiSanskrit
MahabharataVed VyasSanskrit
Ramcharit ManasTulsidasHindi
IlliadHomerGreek
OdysseyHomerGreek
AeneidVirgilLatin
Divine ComedyDanteItalian
Don QuixoteServantesSpanish
UtopiaThomas MoreLatin
Paradise LostJohn MiltonEnglish
The RubaiyatOmar KhayyamPersian

Famous Books in Indian Languages

Name of the BookAuthorLanguage
GodanPremchandUrdu
Shatranj ke KhiladiPremchandUrdu
DevdasSharat Chandra ChatterjeeBengali
ChandalikaRabindranath TagoreBengali
Ghare BhaireRabindranath TagoreBengali
ChemeenThakazi Sivasankara PillaiMalayalam
Pratham PratisurtiAshapurna DeviBengali
Kagaz te KanvasAmrita PritamPunjabi
ChitttrappavaiP.V.AkilandamTamil
Hajar Churashir MaMahasweta DeviBengali


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