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 Further reading[edit]
 parikrama narmada maiya ki book by shree amrutlal vegad (hindi, gujarati)
 Tire Tire narmada book by shree amrutlal vegad (hindi, gujarati)
 Narmada Waters Dispute Tribunal Award (NWDTA)
 Reports of Irrigation Commission, 1972.
 A River Sutra, by Gita Mehta. Vintage Books, 1994. ISBN 0-679-75247-1.
 Sharma, BhashaShukla.―Anthropomorphism of River Narmada: A cultural study of
A River Sutra. ―The Criterion: An International Journal in English 3.3 (Sep 2012). Web.
 Sharma, Bhasha Shukla. ―Mapping culture through ‗A River Sutra‘: Tribal Myths,
Dialogism, and Meta-narratives in postcolonial Fiction.‖ Universal Journal of educational
and general studies. 1.2. (February 2012)

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