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Buddhist World Press

Buddhist World Press is a publishing house that focuses on producing books related to Buddhism, Buddhist history, and Buddhist studies. The publisher has released numerous works covering a wide range of topics, including: Buddhism in various regions (India, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh); Buddhist heritage; Buddhist literature; Historical and cultural studies; Pali literature.

The publisher has produced books on various subjects, with some prolific authors including: D. C. Ahir (10 books), M. V. Talim (6 books), Kanai Lal Hazra (4 books).

Books published by Buddhist World Press: https://www.exoticindiaart.com/book-publisher/buddhist+world+press/

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