Review: Bhāratī-Mangalāyatanam by Dr. Ramanarayan Mishra

254 N M KANSARA SAMBODHI GANGAVATARANA-CAMPUḤ (Sanskrit) of Shankara Balakrishna Dixit edited by Dr Gaya Caran Tripathi Ganganath Jha Central Sanskrit University, 67 + 159, Price not Chandrashekhar Azad Park, Allahabad, 1996, pp 67 + mentioned The Gangavatarana-campūh (middle of 18th Cent Dr GC Tripathi publishes CE) for the first time It describes the legend

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डॉ. रामनारायण मिश्र का भारती-मंगलायतनम् आधुनिक संस्कृत कविताओं का संग्रह है — 110 श्लोकों का गंगास्तव, मनोभावप्रस्तुतिः, आत्मनिरीक्षणम्, आत्मनिवेदनम्, मंगलम् तथा प्रयाग और राधा के स्तव। समीक्षक भक्तिपरक रचनाओं को मनःशान्तिदायक बताते हैं, जनादेश-विहीन राजनीति पर एक श्लोक उद्धृत करते हैं और छन्द-वैविध्य की प्रशंसा करते हैं। Ramanarayan Mishra's Bharati-Mangalayatanam collects his modern Sanskrit poems — the 110-verse Gangastava, Manobhavaprastuti, Atmaniriksanam, Atmanivedanam, Mangalam and stavas on Prayaga and Radha. Kansara finds the devotional pieces conducive to calm, quotes a verse rebuking policy without public mandate, and praises the metrical range.

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