Selected Work
- Beyond Liberalism 'Humanism and Technological Trans-humanism.' - a monograph
- 'Some thoughts on taking Sri Aurobindo to the youth'. - a monograph
- A Brief Introduction to Savitri - a monograph. - a monograph
- Problems of Human Unity in Sri Aurobindo's Light - a monograph.
- Hindu-Muslim Unity in Sri Aurobindo's Light - a monograph.
- A set of sixteen audio-cassettes containing talks given by him on Savitri at the Sri Aurobindo Ashram have been published.
- India's Spiritual Destiny - Its Inevitability and Potentiality
- "Bilingualism and syntactic change in Konkani" published in - Language, 1975 - (a major journal included in JSTOR) has 86 citations.
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