WHAT DOES सपीति MEAN IN HINDI?
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Definition of सपीति in the Hindi dictionary
Suppati Nanny Female 0 [NO] Many people sit together to drink or eat Verb Drink or dinner [to 0]. सपीति संज्ञा स्त्री० [सं०]
बहुतों के एक साथ बैठकर पीने या खाने की
क्रिया । सहपान या सहभोज [को०] ।
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10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «सपीति»
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1
Yātrā: Kinnaura, Spiti, Lāhula, aura Maṇimaheśa
Travels of Esa. Āra. Haranoṭa, b. 1955, to various places of tourist interest in Himachal Pradesh and description of the places visited.
2
Lahaul-Spiti: A Forbidden Land in the Himalayas - Page 16
It is probable that with decline and disintegration of the empire of Harsha, which gave rise to several small principalities, the principality of Spiti with major portion of the present Lahaul must have come into existence. Spiti in early times was ...
3
Spiti: Adventures in the Trans-Himalaya
This book concentrates on the wealth of summits, unknown passes and remote valleys.
4
Kulu, Lahul and Spiti: 1897 - Page 1
The other two tracts which form the remainder of the sub-division are known as Liihul and Spiti, and are described in Parts III nnd IV of this work ; administratively they are comprised in the Kulu tahsil. Kulu Proper lies between north latitude ...
5
Exploring Kinnaur in the Trans-Himalaya - Page 263
Spiti's population is quite unevenly spread over its 7500 odd sq. km. Over eighty per cent of the habitation points are within sight of the main valley. The one main road, running from Sumdo to Kunzum pass and a handful of link roads have ...
Deepak Sanan, Dhanu Swadi, 2002
On the valleys of Lahaul and Spiti in Himachal Pradesh.
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Spiti: Through Legend and Lore
Spiti s history, unlike that of Tibet, is for the most part unrecorded. Yet it boasts an equally rich heritage, among its repository of local legends and tales. Chronicling these stories for the first time, this book
8
The Enchanting Himalayas - Page 11
looking Back : Lahul and Spitil 1 1 Spiti. The Sen dynasty was thrown out by the Tibetans in the Seventh century. Later, Kyide Nyimagon, King of Ladakh, gave Spiti to one of his three sons. Lahaul and Spiti were a part of Ladakh almost up to ...
Kiranshankar Maitra, 2002
9
Trekking in the Indian Himalaya - Page 127
The trek also avoids most of the road development from Mudh in Spiti. From the base of the Pin Parvati Pass continue down the valley to the track ex- tending from Mudh and cross the bridge to Paldor above the confluence of the Pin Valley ...
10
Temperate Horticulture: Current Scenario - Page 201
Leh and Kargil districts ofLadakh in Jammu and Kashmir andLahual and Spiti along with some part ofChamba andKinnaur districts of Himachal Pradesh comprise this cold desert area (Fig 1). Similarly, their physiographic location and the ...
D. K. Kishore, Dr. Satish K. Sharma, 2006
