It was the wish of the Buddha that everyone should learn the Dharma in his own tongue, and in accordance with this principle an enormous Buddhist literature has been produced in numerous languages. The Maha Bodhi Society of India has not been backward in its efforts to provide suitable books and pamphlets on Buddhism for those who desired to study the Arya Dharma of the Tathāgata, and in the course of since 1892 it has published a large amount of literature not only in English but also in modern Indian languages such as Hindi and Bengali, the classical tongues Sanskrit and Pali, as well as in other languages such as Tibetan and Newari. A brief account of the more important of these publications will no doubt be of interest to readers of this Souvenir, and give them another glimpse of the steadily growing influence of Buddhism in modern India.