World Literature
- 701
- The Indian Poetry Society
- A List of Famous Indian Poets includes Poems and Biographical information of the most Famous Indian Poets.
- 702
- Sampada
- An initiative to help grow Kannada Literature and promote writing skills in Kannada language.
- 703
- Jayan KC
- Works of this poet from Kerala in Malayalam, and some English translations, with biography and links to order his books.
- 704
- Bishnupriya Manipuri Literature
- Ancient, modern and contemporary Bishnupriya Manipuri literature including rain invoking songs, poems, drama, short stories, and padavali.
- 705
- G. A. Kulkarni
- Contains information about G.A.Kulkarni's work as well as snippets from some of his short stories.
- 706
- Official Website of Chhatra Prabodhan
- A Creative magazine for youngsters. More than 50 publications for the enrichment of the students, teachers and parents.
- 707
- Chowkhamba Sanskrit series
- Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office was established in 1892 by Late Haridasji Gupta for the protection and nutrition, development, extent and publicity of the rare books of Sanskrit, Indology and Ayurveda.
- 708
- Clay Sanskrit Library
- The Clay Sanskrit Library publishes classical Indian literature, including the Maha·bhárata and Ramáyana, in pocket-size books with facing-page text and translation.
- 709
- Panyala Jagannath Das
- "It's Like That" and other poems translated from Telugu. With a biographical note on the author.
- 710
- Telugu language and literature
- Provides a few samples of Telugu Literature. Also provides brief introductions to some literary works and writers.
- 712
- Nita's Urdu Poetry Archive
- Ghazals, nazms and other forms of Urdu poetry in transliterated form (Urdu written in English). Indexed by poet name and alphabetically for easy access. Includes a text based search engine.
- 713
- Riffat Murtaza
- The author's own short stories in Urdu and English, with texts and links to other works in Urdu and other languages.
- 718
- A Wonder of Ancient India: The Mahabharata
- A brief summary of the purpose and meaning of the work by Nhilde Davidson.