The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c3.123

c3.123

On his return to India Professor Sarkar established at Calcutta in April 1926 the monthly journal of economics in Bengali entitled *Ārthik Unnati* (Economic Progress). This became the starting point of a new series of books in Bengali. They are enumerated below:
1. *Ekāler Dhana-Daulat O Arthaśāstra*, "The Wealth and Economics of our Own Times", Vol. I. The Diverse Forms of New Wealth (1930, 440 pages), Vol. II. The New Foundations of Economics (1935, 710 pages).
2. *Nayā Bānglār Goḍā Pattan*, "The Foundations of a New Bengal, Economic and Social" (1932), Vol. I. Theoretical (530 pages), Vol. II. Practical (450 pages).
3. *Bāḍtir Pathe Bāngālī*, "Bengalis in Progress" (1934, 636 pages).