IMPORTANT BOOKS AND THEIR AUTHORS

Here I am Sharing list of few Very Important Books and Their respective Authors :

Collection of important books and their Authors 

A Suitable Boy- Vikram Seth
A Voice For Freedom -NayantaraSaigal
A Week with Gandhi -Louis Fisher
A Woman's Life -Guy deMaupassaut
Age of Reason -Jean PaulSartre
Asian Drama- GunnarMyrdal
The Bubble -Mulk RajAnand
Ben Hur -Lewis Wallace
Baburnama -Babur
Ben Hur- Lewis Wallace
Bhagwat Gita -Ved Vyas
Bisarjan -R.N.Tagore
Canterbury Tales -Chaucer
Chitra -R.N.Tagore
Count of MonteCristo-Alexander Dumas Crime andPunishment -Dostoevsky
Comedy of Errors -William Shakespeare
Communist Manifesto -Karl Marx
Confessions- Jean JacquesRousseau
The Court Dancer -RabindraNath Tagore Death of a City -AmritaPritam
Decline and Fall ofthe Roman-Edward
Das Kapital -Karl Marx
Divine Comedy- Dante
Dr.Jekyll andMr.Hyde- Stevenson
Don Quixote - Cervantes
Dr.Zhivago -BorisPasternak
The Castle -Franz Kalka
Chandalika -RabindraNath Tagore
The Class -Erich Byron
The Clown -Heinrich Boll
Essays of Gita -Sir Aurobindo Ghosh
French Revolution -Thomas Carlyle Ganadevata- Tara Shankar Bandopadhyaya
Glimpses of World History-Jawaharlal Nehru
The Godfather- Mario Puzo
Grammar of Politics -Harold T.Laski
Guide -R.K.Narayan
Hindu View of Life -Dr.S.Radha Krishnan Hungry Stones -RabindraNath Tagore
India Divided -Dr.RajendraPrasad
Jurassik Park -Michael Crichton Kidnapped- Robert LouisStevenson Richard Nixon Leader Mahatma Gandhi -Romain Rolland
The Masters -C.P.Shaw
My Truth -Indira Gandhi
Old Man and the Sea-Earnest Hemingway
The Other Side of Midnight-Sindye Sheldon
Pride and Prejudice -Jane Austen
Shape of Things toCome- H.G.Wells
Sons and Lovers -D.H. Lawrence Treasure Island -R.L. Stevenson
Valley of Dolls -Jacqueline Susann
Wealth of Nations -Adam Smith
My experiments with Truth-Mahatma M.K.Gandhi
Far from theMadding Crowd- Thomas Hardy
Geetanjali -RabindraNath Tagore
One Day in the Lifeof Ivan Denisovitch-Alexander Solzhenitsyn
The Merchant of venice- William Shakespeare
The Moon and Sixpense- Somerset Maughan
A Tale of Two Cities- Charles Dickens Utopia- Sir ThomasMoor
Origin of species -charles Darwin
David Copperfield- CharlesDickens
A passage to India -E.M.Forster
Gulliver's Travels -Jonathan Swift Discovery of India-Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
The Vicar ofvWakefield- Oliver Goldsmith
The Decline and Fallof the Roman Empire-Edward Gibbon
The Lady of the LastMinstrel-Sir Walter Scott
Pride and Prejudice -Jane Austen
Time Machine -H.G. Wells
Arthashastra -Kautilya
Le Contract Social-Jean JacquesRousseau
Avigyan Sakuntalam- Kalidas
Anand Math-Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay
Mein Kampf -Adolf Hitler
Ain-i-Akbari -Abul Fazal
Akbar-Nama -Abul Fazal
Shakuntala -Kalidas
War and peace -Leo Tolstoy
A Dangerous place- D.P.Moynihan
Raghuvamsa -Kalidas
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes-Arthur Conan Doyle
Adventures of TomSaweyer- Mark Twain Agni Veena Kazi- NasrulIslam
Alice in Wonderland- Lewis Carrol
Ancient Mariner -Coleridge
Animal Farm -George Orwell
Anna Karenina -Tolstoy
Antony andCleopatra -Shakespeare
Arms and the Man - G.B.Shaw
Around the World ineighty days -Jules Verne
For whom the BellTolls-Ernest Hemingway
Forsyte Saga- JohnGalsworthy
Freedom at Midnight- DominiqueLapierre Gathering Storm- WinstonChurchill
Geet Govind -Jaya Dev
Gora - R.N. Tagore
Hamlet -Shakespeare
Harsha Charit -Bana Bhatt
Hunchback of NotreDame -Victor Hugo Hungry Stones -R.N.Tagore
Illiad - Homer
Invisible Man- H.G.Wells
Ivanhoe - Walter Scott
Jungle Book -Rudyard Kipling
Kadambari - Bana Bhatt
Kidnapped- R.L. Stevenson
King Lear -Shakespeare
Kumar Sambhav- Kalidas
Last Days of Pompeii-Bulwar Lytton
Les Miserable -Victor Hugo
Life Divine -Shri Aurobind
Mahabharata - Vyas
Man and Superman -G.B.Shaw
Meghdut -Kalidas
Mother- Maxim Gorky
Odyssey - Homer
Oliver Twist -Charles Dickens
Othello -Shakespeare
Panchatantra -Vishnu Sharma
Paradise lost - John Milton
Pickwick Papers -Charles Dickens85 Plague -Albert Camus
The Post Office- R.N.Tagore
Principia- IssacNewton
Ramayana- Valmiki
Robinson Crusoe- Daniel Defoe
Shah Nama - Firdausi
Shape of things tocome- H.G.Wells
Three Musketeers -AlexanderDumas
The Tempest -Shakespeare94 Tom Sawyer- Mark Twain
Treasure Island -R.L. Stevenson
Ulysses- James Joyce
Uncle Tom's Cabin -Mrs.HarrietStowe98 Waste Land -T.S.Eliot
Nineteen Eighty four -George Orwell
Sunny Days- Sunil Gavaskar
Faust -Goethe
Arabian Nights -Sir Richard Burton
The City of Joy -Dominique Lapierre
The One Day Wonders -Sunil Gavaskar
Silas Marner -George Eliot
Bachelor of Arts- R.K.Narayan China Passage-John Kenneth Galbraith.

IMPORTANT AND COMMONLY USED ABBREVIATIONS

List of Few important and commonly used Abbreviations :
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  B . P. — Blood Pressure
  Mr. — Mister

  Mrs. — Mistress

  M.S. — miss (used for female married & unmarried)

  Miss — used before unmarried girls)

  M. P. — Member of Parliament

  M. L. A. — Member of Legislative Assembly

  M. L. C.  — Member of Legislative Council

  P. M. — Prime Minister

  C. M. — Chief Minister

  C-in-C — Commander-In-Chief

  L. D. C. — Lower Division Clerk

  U. D. C. — Upper Division Clerk

  Lt. Gov. — Lieutenant Governor

  D. M. — District Magistrate

  V. I. P. — Very Important Person

  I. T. O. — Income Tax Officer

  C. I. D. — Criminal Investigation Department

  C/o — Care of

  S/o — Son of

  C. B. I. — Central Bureau of Investigation

  G. P. O. — General Post Office

  H. Q. — Head Quarters

  E. O. E. — Errors and Omissions Excepted

  Kg. — Kilogram

  Kw. — Kilowatts

  Gm. — Gram

  Km. — Kilometer

  Ltd. — Limited

  M. P. H. — Miles Per Hour

  KM. P. H. — Kilometre Per Hour

  P. T. O. — Please Turn Over

  P. W. D. — Public Works Department

  C. P. W. D. — Central Public Works Department

  U. S. A. — United States of America

  U. K. — United Kingdom (England)

  U. P. — Uttar Pradesh

  M. P. — Madhya Pradesh

  H. P. — Himachal Pradesh

  U. N. O. — United Nations Organization

  W. H. O. — World Health Organization

  B. B. C. — British Broadcasting Corporation

  B. C. — Before Christ

  A. C. — Air Conditioned

  I. G. — Inspector General (of Police)

  D. I. G. — Deputy Inspector General (of Police)

  S.    S. P. — Senior Superintendent of Police

  D. S. P. — Deputy Superintendent of Police

  S. D. M. — Sub-Divisional Magistrate

  S. M. — Station Master

  A. S. M. — Assistant Station Master

  V. C. — Vice-Chancellor

  A. G. — Accountant General

  C. R. — Confidential Report

  I. A. S. — Indian Administrative Service

  I. P. S. — Indian Police Service

  I. F. S. — Indian Foreign Service or Indian
Forest Service

I. R. S. — Indian Revenue Ser vice

  P. C. S. — Provincial Civil Service

  M. E. S. — Military  Engineering Service

Full Form Of Some technical Words :

VIRUS - Vital Information Resource
UnderSeized.
3G -3rd Generation.
GSM - Global System for Mobile
Communication.
CDMA - Code Divison Multiple
Access.
UMTS - Universal MobileTelecommunication
System.
SIM - Subscriber Identity Module .
AVI = Audio Video Interleave
RTS = Real Time Streaming
SIS = Symbian

OS Installer File :

AMR = Adaptive Multi-Rate Codec
JAD = Java Application Descriptor
JAR = Java Archive
JAD = Java Application Descriptor
3GPP = 3rd Generation Partnership Project
3GP = 3rd Generation Project
MP3 = MPEG player lll
MP4 = MPEG-4 video file
AAC = Advanced Audio Coding
GIF= Graphic InterchangeableFormat
JPEG = Joint Photographic Expert Group
JPEG = Joint Photographic Expert Group
BMP = Bitmap
SWF = Shock Wave Flash
WMV = Windows Media Video
WMA = Windows Media Audio
WAV = Waveform Audio
PNG = Portable Network Graphics
DOC =Document (MicrosoftCorporation)
PDF = Portable Document Format
M3G = Mobile 3D Graphics
M4A = MPEG-4 Audio File
NTH = Nokia Theme (series 40)
THM = Themes (Sony Ericsson)
MMF =
Synthetic Music Mobile Application File
NRT = Nokia Ringtone
XMF = Extensible Music File
WBMP = Wireless Bitmap Image
DVX = DivX Video
HTML = Hyper Text Markup Language
WML =
Wireless Markup Language
CD -Compact Disk.
DVD - Digital Versatile Disk.
CRT - Cathode Ray Tube.
DAT - Digital Audio Tape.
DOS - Disk Operating System.
GUI -Graphical
User Interface