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  • Jatin Magan April 10, 2015 at 12:07pm

    Hare Krishna,

                      Hope this link helps:

    http://vedpuran.net/2011/10/21/ved_puran/

  • Aravind S April 10, 2015 at 10:51am

    Hare Krishna Prabhuji,

                                    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhavishya_Purana

  • Aravind S April 9, 2015 at 2:28pm
    1 Agni 15,400 verses Contains details of Vastu Shastra and Gemology.
    2 Bhagavata 18,000 verses Indologist Ludo Rocher considers it to be the most celebrated and popular of the Puranas,[20][21] telling of Vishnu's ten Avatars. Its tenth and longest canto narrates the deeds of Krishna, introducing his childhood exploits, a theme later elaborated by many Bhakti movements.[22]
    3 Brahma 10,000 verses Describes the Godavari and its tributaries.
    4 Brahmanda 12,000 verses Includes Lalita Sahasranamam, a text some Hindus recite as prayer.
    5 Brahmavaivarta 17,000 verses Describes ways to worship Devis, Krishna and Ganesha.
    6 Garuda 19,000 verses Describes death and its aftermaths.
    7 Harivamsa 16,000 verses Is considered to be itihāsa (epic poetry).
    8 Kurma 17,000 verses Is the second of ten major avatar of Lord Vishnu.
    9 Linga 11,000 verses Describes the magnificence of Lingam, symbol of Shiva, and origin of the universe. It also contains many stories of Lingam one of which entails how Agni Lingam solved dispute between Vishnu and Brahma.
    10 Markandeya 09,000 verses The Devi Mahatmya, an important text for the Shaktas, is embedded in it.
    11 Matsya 14,000 verses Narrates the story of Matsya, the first of ten major Avatars of Vishnu. It also contains genealogical details of various dynasties.[23]
    12 Narada 25,000 verses Describes the greatness of Vedas and Vedangas.
    13 Padma 55,000 verses Describes the greatness of Bhagavad Gita. Hence, it is also known as gītāmāhātmya (lit. the majesty of Gita).
    14 Shiva 24,000 verses Describes the greatness of Shiva, greatness in worshiping Shiva and other stories about him.
    15 Skanda 81,100 verses Describes the birth of Skanda (or Karthikeya), son of Shiva. The longest Purana, it is an extraordinarily meticulous pilgrimage guide, containing geographical locations of pilgrimage centers in India, with related legends, parables, hymns and stories. Many untraced quotes are attributed to this text.[24]
    16 Vamana 10,000 verses Describes areas around Kurukshetra in North India.
    17 Varaha 24,000 verses Describes various forms prayer and devotional observances to Vishnu. Many illustrations also involve Shiva and Durga.[25]
    18 Vayu 24,000 verses Another name of Shiva Purana
    19 Vishnu 23,000 verses Describes the many deeds of Vishnu and various ways to worship him.[26]
  • Aravind S April 9, 2015 at 2:25pm

    Hare Krishna,

                          All of them available in loi bazaar in vrindavan.Even these puranas also available in some iskcon

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