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Aruta Publishers was incorporated by, Prof Rajendra Salokhe, B.Tech. I.I.T. Delhi, as a subsidary of Aruta Computers which was incorporated in 1987. Aruta Computers is the first training institute in the Ratnagiri District of Maharashtra , India. Prof Salokhe published his first book in Marathi on computers in 1990. This was the first book written in Marathi language. His second book on FoxBase programming was published in 1995 by BPB Publications Delhi. Aruta Publishers is a company promoted by Prof. Rajendra Salokhe B.Tech. (I.I.T.Delhi) in March 2002 to publish his own book titled AutoCAD 2000- The third dimension. Since then Mr. Salokhe has written and published a total of TEN books and the Sixth edition of AutoCAD 2008. Four of the books are in Marathi. Our approach is very practical. Precise Theory and More Practical is our motto. The books are written in simple language .You can self learn the subject with our books.

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			AutoCAD 2008 You can master AutoCAD through this book without having any previous experience. This book start from scratch and guides you like a parent to the child, explaining every stage and thus you can learn the subject yourself without any physical guide. Suitable for both mechanical and civil engineers (a lot other who have imagination) the book starts with 2D concepts. Every concept is explained with a small drawing which you can draw yourself. Chapter II is for 2D practical where simple 2D drawings along with 2 civil plans are explained step by step. At end exercise is given...


			VB.Net This book covers console and windows applications of VB.net 2005. Adhering to our motto 'Precise Theory and more practicals' a practical program is given for every concept. The book is written in a way the student can understand. A very simple language is used. The console applications improve the logic and help in debugging the programs. Some of the useful controls are illustrated with actual applications. ADO.net being an important concept, about 70 pages is devoted to this topic. The use of Access, sql2000 and sql2005 databases is explained. It shows how to handle databases through disconnected and connected architecture, stored procedures etc....