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No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Roy, Shreya. Visit Kali Tibba Temple For A Divine Trip To Himachal. 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No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Francis, W.. Vizagapatam District Gazetteer, Chapter 3. 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Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\n#: 16\nTitle: Wanderings of a Pilgrim in Search of the Picturesque, Vol. 1\nAuthors: Parkes, Fanny\nRecord type: Book\nLanguage: English\nYear: 1850\nSource / Publisher: University of Toronto copy, via Internet Archive\nFull-text URL: https://archive.org/details/wanderingsofpilg01parluoft\nSubjects: Travel Writing; Kali Puja; Thuggee\nDescription: Englishwoman's journals with descriptions of Kali worship, Kalighat and thug lore.\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 672-record catalogue + batches 1-3, 4 Nov 2026): No URL, title or object-number match (catalogue or batches 1-3)","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — Batch 4, November 2026","Travel Writing","Kali Puja","Thuggee"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Curator-reported source access: Free full text. Free reading, record/image viewing or streaming does not grant republication rights. No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Parkes, Fanny. Wanderings of a Pilgrim in Search of the Picturesque, Vol. 1. University of Toronto copy, via Internet Archive. 1850. https://archive.org/details/wanderingsofpilg01parluoft","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-e697145a0da9cfd47fc2.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100-007"],"authors":["Kloss, Sinah Theres"],"year":2020,"dateLabel":"2020","id":"kali-import-93d50b3f85b2d1c41722","title":"Wearing the Shikha: Guruization and Sanskritization in a Transnational Guyanese Hindu Community","recordType":"Article","language":"English","sourceName":"Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut, Bibliotheca Ibero-Americana 177 (book chapter)","sourceUrl":"https://publications.iai.spk-berlin.de/servlets/MCRFileNodeServlet/iai_derivate_00000632/BIA_177_Klo%C3%9F.pdf","description":"How a Berbice Kali koiloo and its New York affiliates recast their pujaris as gurus.\n\nCurator source KALI-100-007, from the paired 100-source CSV/spreadsheet.\nMetadata and access descriptions below are supplied by the curator export, not a new independent verification by this library. Museum images/records and audio are not represented as complete written texts.\n\n#: 7\nTitle: Wearing the Shikha: Guruization and Sanskritization in a Transnational Guyanese Hindu Community\nAuthors: Kloss, Sinah Theres\nRecord type: Article\nLanguage: English\nYear: 2020\nSource / Publisher: Ibero-Amerikanisches Institut, Bibliotheca Ibero-Americana 177 (book chapter)\nFull-text URL: https://publications.iai.spk-berlin.de/servlets/MCRFileNodeServlet/iai_derivate_00000632/BIA_177_Klo%C3%9F.pdf\nSubjects: Academic Research and Peer-Reviewed Articles; Diaspora; Priests, Priestesses, Saints, and Religious Lineages\nDescription: How a Berbice Kali koiloo and its New York affiliates recast their pujaris as gurus.\nAccess: Free full text\nDedupe check (vs. 422-record catalogue, 4 Nov 2026): No URL or title match","subjects":["100-Source Research Supplement — November 2026","Academic Research and Peer-Reviewed Articles","Diaspora","Priests, Priestesses, Saints, and Religious Lineages"],"access":"Open access","rights":"Curator-reported source access: Free full text. Free reading, record/image viewing or streaming does not grant republication rights. No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Kloss, Sinah Theres. Wearing the Shikha: Guruization and Sanskritization in a Transnational Guyanese Hindu Community. 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Wellawatte Mayura Place Sri Pathirakali Amman Temple - Kumbabhishekam Souvenir\nTemple committee, Colombo  |  1987\nComplete 1987 Tamil temple commemorative volume with material on the Pathirakali shrine, ritual history and local patrons.\nRead complete source: Full text\nEditorial note: Distinct venue/year from the 2000 Mayurapathi temple volume supplied in the preceding batch.\n\nSource and installment links:\nFull text: https://noolaham.net/project/86/8556/8556.pdf","subjects":["50 Full-Text Sources — Batch 3, November 2026","Tamil temple and devotional records"],"rights":"Curator-reported free reading access, not a blanket republication licence. Follow the linked host's copyright and reuse conditions. No source text, manuscript scan or collection image is reproduced here.","citation":"Temple committee, Colombo. Wellawatte Mayura Place Sri Pathirakali Amman Temple - Kumbabhishekam Souvenir. 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What Gender Is Anger?. The Tribune (Musings). 2018. https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/musings/what-gender-is-anger/694625.html","catalogueUrl":"https://kalidevotion.com/library-directory/records/kali-import-6cb6a8e017e41f6b9547.html"},{"alternateTitles":["KALI-100B8-083"],"authors":["Mazumdar, Ankita"],"year":2024,"dateLabel":"2024","id":"kali-import-42426035cee18fb6c606","title":"What Is 108 Noibedyo Bhog & Why Do Bengalis Serve Niramish Mangsho To Kali Maa During Kali Puja?","recordType":"Article","language":"English","sourceName":"Curly Tales","sourceUrl":"https://curlytales.com/what-is-108-noibedyo-bhog-why-do-bengalis-serve-niramish-mangsho-to-kali-maa-during-kali-puja","description":"On the 108-dish bhog and niramish mangsho offered to Kali.\n\nCurator source KALI-100B8-083, from the paired 100-source CSV/spreadsheet.\nMetadata and access descriptions below are supplied by the curator export, not a new independent verification by this library. 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No source text, audio or collection image is reproduced here; follow the host's specific copyright and licence.","citation":"Mazumdar, Ankita. What Is 108 Noibedyo Bhog & Why Do Bengalis Serve Niramish Mangsho To Kali Maa During Kali Puja?. 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