Encyclopaedia Indica: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh/ editor-in-chief, S.S. Shashi.

V. 1. Origin and development of Indus civilization. -- V. 2. Indus civilization: geography, population & culture. -- V. 3. Stone culture and Indus valley civilization. -- V. 4. Indus society: art and architecture, religion and myths. -- V. 5. Material life of Indus society : new dimensions of Indian culture. -- V. 6. Contribution of Indus civilization and its decline. -- V. 7. Development of Aryan civilization. -- V. 8. Aryan culture and civilization. -- V. 9. Sanskrit and Aryan civilization. -- V. 10. Vedic religion and rituals. -- V. 11. Vedic language and literature. -- V. 12. Rgveda. -- V. 13. Samaveda. -- V. 14. Yajurveda. -- V. 15. Atharvaveda. -- V. 16. Philosophy of Upanisads. -- V. 17. Wisdom of Upanisads. -- V. 18. Brahmanas. -- V. 19. Aranyaka. -- V. 20. Dharmasastras. -- V. 21-22. Ramayana. -- V. 23. Gita. -- V. 24-25. Mahabharata. -- V. 26-28. Buddhism. -- V. 29-31. Jainism. -- V. 32-35. Puranas. -- V. 36. Mauryas. 1999. -- V. 37. Alexander and Greek influence in India. 1999. -- V. 38. The Kushana Empire: government, society and culture. 1999. -- V. 39. Guptas: government, society and culture. 1999. -- V. 40. Harsha: government and his foreign policy. 1999. -- V. 41. Rajputs: the culture and society. 1999. -- V. 42. Advent of Islam in India. 1999. -- V. 43. Khaljis: administration and concept of kingship. 1999. -- V. 44. Monarchy, power and politics. 1999. -- V. 45. Reforms and social development. 1999. -- V. 46. The Tughluqs: conquests and administration. 1999. -- V. 47. Babar, the first Mughal emperor of India. 1999. -- V. 48. Humayun: struggle and success. 1999. -- V. 49. Jalal-ud-Din Muhammad Akbar. 1999. -- V. 50. The Mughal administration. 1999. -- V. 51. Akbar as a reformer. 1999. -- V. 52. Akbar and Hemu. 1999. -- V. 53. Mughals and Rajputs. 1999. -- V. 54. Jai Singh, Mughals and Marathas. 1999. -- V. 55. Mughal administration. 1999. -- V. 56. Mughal army. 1999. -- V. 57. Mughal administration, principles and system. 1999. -- V. 58. Bairam Khan, soldier and administartor. 1999. -- V. 59. Jahangir and Nur Jahan. 1999. -- V. 60. Shah Jahan, the fifth Mughal emperor. 1999. -- V. 61. Aurangzeb and his administrative measures. 1999. -- V. 62. Downfall of Mughal empire. 1999. -- V. 63. Landmarks in Mughal India. 1999. -- V. 64. Third battle of Panipat. 1999. -- V. 65. Later Mughals. 1999. -- V. 66. Emergence of the Marathas. 1999. -- V. 67. Shivaji as warrior and administrator. 1999. -- V. 68. Marathas, rise and fall. 1999. -- V. 69. Nana Saheb and his times. 1999. -- V. 70. Bahadur Shah II, the last Mughal emperor. 1999. -- V. 196. Index (vols. 1-40). 2008. -- V. 197. Index (vols. 41-80). 2008. -- V. 198. Index (vols. 81-120). 2008. -- V. 199. Index (vols. 121-160). 2008. -- V. 200. Index (vols. 161-195). 2008.

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v. 1. Origin and development of Indus civilization -- v. 2. Indus civilization geography, population & culture -- v. 3. Stone culture and Indus valley civilization -- v. 4. Indus society, art and architecture, religion and myths -- v. 5. Material life of Indus society, new dimensions of Indian culture -- v. 6. Contribution of Indus civilization and its decline -- v. 7. Development of Aryan civilization -- v. 8. Aryan culture and civilization -- v. 9. Sanskrit and Aryan civilization -- v. 10. Vedic religion and rituals -- v. 11. Vedic language and literature -- v. 12. Ṛgveda -- v. 13. Sāmaveda -- v. 14. Yajurveda -- v. 15. Atharvaveda -- v. 16. Philosophy of Upaniṣads -- v. 17. Wisdom of Upaniṣads -- v. 18. Brāhmaṇas -- v. 19. Āraṇyaka -- v. 20. Dharmasāstras.