Dear Niranjan,are you talking about critical works on the Bhasya or further editions or translations? If the latter, you need to have a look at Takahiro Kato's PhD thesis (available on line), which contains a facsimile of van Buitenen's unpublished edition of the first chapter of the Bhasya and, more importantly, Kato's own, further improved edition of the same. See also Kato's forthcoming article on jnanakarmasamuccaya in Bhaskara (to be published soon on Indologica Taurinensia) and Kato 2010 (WZKS) on van Buitenen's edition.Best,elisa--
On Sunday, September 21, 2014, Niranjan Saha <shrinsaha@gmail.com> wrote:Niranjan SahaSincerely,I'd be greatful if any body could point out me the available works on Bhaskara's Brahmasutrabhashya (I do have the original bhashya but need to know the availability of other works made on this bhashya either in Hindi, English or in any other Indian languages).Dear list members,Namaskar!Dr. Elisa Freschi
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