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Revision as of 11:34, 15 September 2021
Suniti Kumar Pathak
| English Phonetics | Suniti Kumar Pathak |
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| Sort Name | Pathak, Suniti Kumar |
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Suniti Kumar Pathak, the research professor at Asiatic Society (Calcutta), is a renowned scholar in Buddhist and Tibetan studies in India and is the author of numerous publications, including a Tibetan translation of selected poems of Rabindranath Tagor, sNyan ngag bsdus pa, 1961, and The Nitisastras in Tibet, 1974. (Source Accessed Sep 14, 2021)
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