Department Details

Journals 84

Books 30

Book Chapters 31

Conference Proceedings 21

Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies

	1)		Ovhal, R.P. (2024). Early Buddhist Culture and Language Revival Movements. In S. Prabakaran(Eds.), Multidisciplinary Research in Arts, Science & Commerce (pp.8-10). Purulia, West Bengal: The Hill Publication . ISBN: 9788197194795.

	2)		Ovhal, R.P. (2024). The Role of Female Monastics in Shaping Early Buddhist Communities . In B. Auddya(Eds.), Multidisciplinary Research in Arts, Science & Commerce (pp.27-28). Purulia, West Bengal : The Hill Publication . ISBN: 9788197785177 .

	3)		Ovhal, R.P. (2024). Healing Practices: The Intersection of Traditional Medicine and Buddhist Healing among Tribal women. In B. Auddya(Eds.), Multidisciplinary Research in Arts, Science & Commerce (pp.25-26). Purulia, West Bengal : The Hill Publication . ISBN: 9788197785177 .

	4)		देवकर, महेश (2023). प्रस्तावना. In ग. व. तगारे(संपा.), पाली साहित्याचा इतिहास (pp.१-११). पुणे, भारत: मिहाना पब्लिकेशन्स. ISBN: ९७८८१९६४५५३१६.

	5)		Deokar, M. (2023). Pali Language and Literature. In G.N. Devy(Eds.), The Indians Histories of a Civilization (pp.202-207). New Delhi, India: Aleph Book Company. ISBN: 9789395853095.

	6)		Deokar, M. (2022). Complementarity of Method and Wisdom. In B. Kumar(Eds.), Dhamma-Anusilana: Investigating the Buddhist Traditions (pp.25-40). New Delhi, India: D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd.. ISBN: 9788124611166.

	7)		देवकर, महेश (2021). अभिप्राय. In ल.म. जोशी(संपा.), बुद्ध आगळा वेगळा (Discerning the Buddha) (pp.११-२४). कजरत, रायगड: महानाग सक्यमुनी विज्जसन प्रकाशन.

	8)		Deokar, M. (2021). Life of the Buddha : A Socially Engaged Narrative. In L. M. Deokar(Ed.), संकथा (pp.165-197). Pune, India: Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies amd Deshna Institute of Buddhist and Allied Studeis. ISBN: 9788194538790.

	9)		Deokar, M. (2021). Introduction to the Book. In Thich Nhuan Duc dich(Eds.), Nguphap Pali : A practical Grammar of the Pali language (pp.17-19). Vietnam: Coung ty co phan sach thai ha. ISBN: 9786047798827.

	10)		Deokar, M.A. (2020). Buddha and Ambedkar on caste: A comparative overview. In P. Gokhale(Ed.), Classical Buddhism, Neo-Buddhism and the Question of Caste. India: Taylor and Francis. ISBN: 9781003045090.

	11)		पाटील, दिपाली (2020). स्त्री शिक्षणाच्या उद्गात्या: प्रजापती गोतमी व सावित्रीबाई फुले. In A. Malik(Eds.), Women of Achievement: An Inspiration (pp.211-222). Mumbai: Nav Vishnu Publications. ISBN: 9789385218552.

	12)		Deokar, M. (2020). Faith in Ideology Versus Academic Rationality: A Case Study. In O. Almogi(Ed.), Birds as Ornithologists Scholarship between Faith ad Reason: Intra-and Inter-disciplinary Perspectives (pp.381-394). Hamburg: Department of Indian and Tibetan Studies, Universitat of Hamburg. ISBN: 9783945151075.

	13)		Deokar, M. (2020). Introduction. Buddhaghosa (Bimala Churn Law) (pp.VII-XX). Mumbai, India: The Asiatic Society of Mumbai. ISBN: 9788193470954.

	14)		Deokar, M. (2019). A Study of Classical Languages With Special Reference to the Neo-Buddhists Studying Pali. In Thich Nhat Tu(Ed.), Buddhist Ethical Education (pp.169-178). Vietnam: Hong Duc Publishing House. ISBN: 9786048986261.

	15)		Deokar, M. (2017). A Comparative Study of the Paninian Grammar and the Three Grammars of Pali. In B. Kumar(Ed.), Pariyatti : Studies in Pali Linguage and Literature. New Delhi, India: Aditya Prakashan. ISBN: 9788177421637.

	16)		Deokar, M. (2017). The Cāndravyākaraṇapañjikā: An Important Tool for the Study of the Moggallānavuttivivaraṇapañcikā. A Case Study Based on a Cambridge Fragment of the Cāndravyākaraṇapañjikā with Special Reference to CV 2.2.1 and MV 3.1. In V. Vergiani(Eds.), Indic Manuscript Cultures through the Ages: Material, Textual, and Historical Investigations (pp.695-726). Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter. ISBN: 9783110543094.

	17)		Deokar, M. (2017). Paticcasamuppada and Grammar. In K. Sankarnarayan(Eds.), Pratityasamutpada: Dependent Origination (pp.53-63). Mumbai, India: Somaiya Publications Pvt. Ltd.. ISBN: 9788170392668.

	18)		Deokar, M.A. (2017). The Cāndravyākaraṇapañjikā: An Important Tool for the Study of the Moggallānavutti-vivaraṇapañcikā. In V. Vergiani(Eds.), Indic Manuscript Cultures through the Ages: Material, Textual, and Historical Investigations: 14 (Studies in Manuscript Cultures, 14) (pp.696-726). United States: De Gruyter. ISBN: 9783110543094.

	19)		Kumar, U. (2016). Pāli Nīti Sāhītya: Eka Paricaya. In D. Jain(Eds.), Śramaṇadharma-vimarśa: Different Aspects of Buddhisim (In Honour of Prof. N. H. Samtani) (pp.09-26). Delhi, India: B. R. Publishing . ISBN: 9789380852614.

	20)		Deokar, M., Deokar, L., Bahulkar,S. (2016). Grammatical Discussions in Sakyaraksita's Vrttamala(stuti)vivrti. In M. Hahn(Eds.), Vṛttamālāstuti of Jñānaśrīmitra with Śākyarakṣita's Vṛttamālā(stuti)vivṛti (pp.144-187). Pune and New Delhi, India: Deshana and Aditya Prakashan. ISBN: 9788177421613.

	21)		Deokar, M. (2014). Role of Personality in the Practice of Meditation. In B. Analayo (Ed.), Buddhist Meditation Traditions: Comparison and Dialogue (pp.80-105). Taiwan: Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts. ISBN: 9789575987145.

	22)		Deokar, M. (2012). Buddhism in India: Past, Present and Future. In O. Abenayake (Eds.), 2600 Years of Sambuddhatva: Global Journey of Awakening (pp.47-84). Colombo, Sri Lanka: Ministry of Buddha Sasana and religious Affairs. ISBN: 9789559349334.

	23)		Deokar, M. (2012). The State of Buddhism in India: Past, Present and Future. In A.Tilakaratne(Eds.), 2600 years of Sambuddhatva : Global journey of awakening (pp.47-84). Sri Lanka: Ministry of Buddhasasana and Religious Affairs, Government of Sri Lanka. ISBN: 9789559349334.

	24)		Deokar, M. (2012). Some Probable Sanskrit Sources of the Pali Grammarians with Special Reference to Aggavaṁsa. In Y. Honda(Eds.), Saṁskṛta-sādhutā: Goodness of Sanskrit Studies in Honour of Professor Ashok N. Aklujkar (pp.150-171). New Delhi, India: D.K. Print World. ISBN: 9788124606315.

	25)		Deokar, M. (2012). Textual Sources of the Vipassanā Meditation with Special Reference to the Meditation Technique Introduced . In S.A. Joshi(Eds.), Buddhist Meditation: Texts, Tradition and Practice. Mumbai, India: Somaiya Publications. ISBN: 9788170392859.

	26)		Deokar, M. (2012). Textual Sources of Vipassana Meditation With Special Reference to the Meditation Technique Introduced by S. N. Goenka. In K. Sankarnarayan(Eds.), Buddhist Meditation: Texts, Tradition And Practice (pp.3-17). Mumbai, India: Somaiya Publications Pvt. Ltd. ISBN: 9788170392859.

	27)		Deokar, M., Bahulkar, S.S. (2012). Language and Identity: A Buddhist Perspective. In Y. Honda(Eds.), Saṁskṛta-sādhutā: Goodness of Sanskrit Studies in Honour of Professor Ashok N. Aklujkar (pp.37-53). New Delhi, India: D.K. Print World. ISBN: 9788124606315.

	28)		Deokar, M., Aklujkar, A. (2012). Ideology and Language Identity: a Buddhist Perspective. In C. Watanabe(Eds.), Samskrta-sadhuta Goodness of Sanskrit (pp.37-53). New Delhi, India: D.K. Printworld (P) LTD. ISBN: 9788124606315.

			Publications Before 2011
	29)		Deokar, M. (2009). The Treatment of Compounds in the Moggallāna Vyākarana vis-à-vis Cāndra Vyākaraṇa. In B. Labh(Eds.), The Ocean Buddhist Wisdom-Vol. 4 (pp.7-16). Delhi, India: New Bharatiya Book Corporation. ISBN: 9788183151191.

	30)		देवकर, महेश (2009). Language and Social Justice: A Buddhist Perspective. In भट, श्रीपाद (संपा), श्रीनिधी: (pp.२९१-३०७). पुणे, भारत: Samvidya Institute of Cultural Studies.

	31)		Deokar, M. (2009). Niggahita: Theory and Practice. In B. Labh(Eds.), The Ocean Buddhist Wisdom-Vol. 4 (pp.1-6). Delhi, India: New Bharatiya Book Corporation. ISBN: 9788183151191.