| Some Aspects af Vedic Exegesis | 1-18 |
| Reflections on Vedic Mythology | 19-37 |
| Commentators of the Rgveda: A Recapitulation | 38-56 |
| Soma is not Fly-agaric | 57-67 |
| A Decade of Vedic Studies in India and Abroad | 68-98 |
| Germany and Vedic Philology: Some Recent German Contributions to Vedic Philology | 99-116 |
| The Mahabharata Revisited | 117-127 |
| The Quintessence of the Gita in a Verse-half | 128-148 |
| Gleanings from the Sivapurana: I | 149-175 |
| Gleanings from the Sivapurana: II | 176-205 |
| Heretical Doctrines in the Puranas | 206-227 |
| Early Indian Philosophy: Some Casual Reflections | 228-239 |
| The Theory of Purusarthas: A Rethinking | 240-254 |
| Hindu Ethics: A Few General Reflections | 255-263 |
| Hinduism and Modern Culture | 264-288 |
| Jivana-Catuhsutri | 289-294 |
| Some Trends in Indian Historiography | 295-317 |
| Historiography of Ancient India: Some Reflections | 318-328 |
| Missionary Accounts of Hindu Religion | 329-335 |
| Ancient Indian Polity: Some Notes | 336-343 |
| Some Trends In Indological Studies | 344-365 |
| Literary Criticism in India | 366-370 |
| Relevance of Sanskrit in Modern Times | 371-376 |
| Ancient Scientific Literature in Sanskrit and Prakrits | 379-386 |
| Gandhiji and Indian Tradition | 387-390 |
| Max Muller: Tribute I: Comparative Religion and Mythology | 391-397 |
| Max Muller: Tribute II | 398-401 |
| Max Muller: Tribute III | 402-415 |
| Ramakrishna Gopal Bhandarkar and the Academic Renaissance in Maharashtra | 416-431 |
| Professor P. V. Kane: A Tribute | 432-446 |
| Index | 447-457 |
