4. Vedic Meteorology (Vedic Science of Weather Modification)
(Cloth Bound, PP.192, Rs. 400, US $ 16 + $ 4 Shipping ) Edition 2006
ISBN No. 81-87710-17-9
Dr. Ravi Prakash Arya
The present work deals with the Vedic Science of Weather Modification. It lays down the theory and principles of Vedic operation for inducing rain and anti-rain. It also briefs up the readers with methods of rainmaking attempted in India from time to time right from the Vedic period down to the present day. It also highlights the methods of weather forecast (from short range to long range) applied by the ancient Indians.
This is the second revised, updated and enlarged edition. It features new chapters on SomayÈga (Vedic Science of Rain-formation) and AgnisomÏya Pa„uyÈga (The Process of Rain-formation as defined in the Vedas).

5. Vedic and Classical Sanskrit (A Contrastive Analysis of Phonological and Morphological Features)
(Cloth Bound, PP. 28+302; Price Rs.5 00, (US $ 25 + $ 5 Shipping), Edition 2006
ISBN No. 81-87710-25-X
Dr. Ravi Prakash Arya
This is the first type of work produced first ever in the history of Sanskrit linguistics. The present work is a contrastive study of phonological as well as morphological features of Vedic and Classical Sanskrit from point of view of modern linguistics. This study enables the students and scholars to understand the historical origin and evolution of Sanskrit language from Vedic to Classical phase. It also sheds new light on the linguistic problems of Indo European, Middle Indo Aryan and Modern Indian Languages which have remained unexplained so far. This book will help the students of Sanskrit to understand the Vedic language better. Since Vedic language is quite different from Classical Sanskrit in many aspects. The students and schoalrs will be able to understand the various trends and characteristics of Vedic language also if they have some background of Sanskrit.

6. Hindu Superiority
(Cloth Bound, PP. 28+422; Price Rs. 6 00, (US $ 25 + $ 6 Shipping) Edition 2006
ISBN 81- 87710-44-6
Dr. Ravi Prakash Arya
The book is colossal in content and classic in treatment. It refers to 550 authentic works in different languages besides inscriptions. This itself speaks volumes of the industry put in by the author in writing the book.
The book contains eight chapters subdivided into 52 subchapters on various aspects of Hinduism. The first chapter deals with Hindu Constitution, Antiquity of Indian civilization, Government, Indian Social system, Positions of women in Indian society, Foreign relations, cause of India’s downfall. Second chapter deals with the questions of Hindu colonization of ancient world. Third Chapter devoted to literature, Sanskrit language, Art of writing, Vedic literature, Poetry, Drama, Purȇas. Chapter four discusses the six systems of Indian philosophy and Bhagavad GÏtÈ. Chapter fifth takes into account ancient Indian sciences of Medicine, Mathematics, Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Astronomy, Military Science, Music and other sciences. Sixth chapter covers various arts like architecture and sculpture, weaving, and other arts. Seventh chapter deals with commerce and wealth. Eighth chapter deals with religion and tells how the various religions and mythologies of the world were derived from India. The book is compendium of information on India dealing with all those aspects that tells about Indian superiority over the world. One come across in this book many strange name and many technical expressions of numerous branches of knowledge. This book makes every patriot Indian feel proud of himself and his country and fills one with hope and courage. This book presents the true picture of what Max Mñller (p.8) had expressed in his famous book ‘India : What can it teach us?’
šIf I were to look over the whole world to find out the country most richly endowed with all the wealth, power, and beauty that nature can bestow, in some parts a very paradise on earth - I should point to India. If I were asked under what sky the human mind has most fully developed some of its choicest gifts, has most deeply pondered on the greatest problems of life, and has found solutions of some of them which well deserve the attention even of those who have studied Plato and Kant - I should point to India. And if I were to ask myself from what literature we here in Europe - we who have been nurtured almost exclusively on the thoughts of the Greeks and the Romans, and of one Semitic race, the Jewish - may draw that corrective which is most wanted in order to make our inner life more perfect, more comprehensive, more universal, in fact more truly human a life not for this life only, but a transfigured and eternal life, again I should point to India?’’
This book provides the ample ground for the following path-breaking statement of Prof. Heeren given in his famous book ‘Historical Researches,’ Vol. II, p. 45.
‘‘India is the source from which not only the rest of Asia but the whole Western World derived their knowledge and their religion.›
The book is great compendium of Indian saga of progress and advancement. It is the real history of the origin and development of humans and extension of their knowledge over the globe. This book is an account of achievement of Indians in the past. This book will also help the readers understand the contribution of India in the development of modern science and technology. The subject book is no less significant than any of the sacred books of Indians. Each and every enlightened and awakened Indian must keep this book in his/her personal library

7. New Discoveries About Vedic Sarasvati : Edition 2006
(Cloth Bound, PP.XVIII+90, Rs. 300/- (US $ 16+$4 Shipping)
Third revised Edition 2006; ISBN No. 81-87710-29-2
Dr. Ravi Prakash Arya
The third revised edition of 'New Discoveries About Vedic SarasvatÏ', a very famous and popular work of world renowned Vedic scholar Dr. Ravi Prakash Arya on the legendary Vedic Sarasvati is before the readers and the scholars. This third revised edition has many new features. It has been supplied with maps depicting various flows of SarasvatÏ in various phases right from the Vedic period down to the MahÈbhÈrata period as described in the vast Vedic and post Vedic literature. The earlier editions were devoid of this feature. This edition will help readers and researchers to understand the various misconceptions about Vedic SarasvatÏ. This work would also help the archaeologists, historians and other scholars interested in the study of Vedic SarasvatÏ to formulate their views and theories on the origin and evolution of Vedic SarasvatÏ as per the description of SarasvatÏ available in the Vedic and post Vedic Sanskrit literature. Since SarasvatÏ is purely a Vedic concept and as such no one has the moral right to make surmises and postulate imaginary theories without their assumptions being supported by the relevant Vedic and Paurȇika records. The publication of this third revised edition would help the readers and scholars to develop a view of Vedic SarasvatÏ in right and proper perspective.

8. Concordance of Vedic Risis and Devatas (2nd revised edition In Press) Dr. Ravi Prakash Arya
The present concordance is a ready reference to all the seers and the deities visualized by them compiled in the four major Samhitas of the Vedas. This concordance has recorded 797 Rishis who were the inheritors of the great laws of spiritual, astronomical and physical nature visualized by their predecessors in the beginning of human civilization on the globe. The varieties of the deities enlisted under the name of various seers also reveal the extensive and exhaustive field of research undertaken and unravelled by the seers of yore.
9. Vedic Concordance (Vol. 1, 2 &3)
(Cloth Bound, PP. 11+1300 A4 Size, Rs. 4500/- (US $ 179.99+$ 30 Shipping)
Vol. 1. ISBN No. 81-87710-14-4 (Edition 2001)
Vol. 2 81-87710-15-2 ( Edition 2003)
Vol. 3. 81-97710-16-0 (Edition 2006)
Dr. Ravi Prakash Arya et. al.
The present concordance is a revised, updated, improved (technique-wise and otherwise) and enlarged Devanagri version of Bloomfield’s famous Vedic Concordance. It is a great reference work on the Vedas comprising of an alphabetic pada (quarter part) index of Vedic Mantras involving 120 Vedic texts. This historical work being published as an enlarged edition for the first time in Devanagari version . Three volumes have already been published. Fourth vol. is under preparation and will be published soon.