Mimamsa Sutras – the foundational text of the Mimamsa school of Hinduism, authored by Jaimini. It emphasizes the early part of the Vedas, i.e., rituals and religious works, as means to salvation.Jeaneane Fowler (2002), Perspectives of Reality: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Hinduism, Sussex Academic Press, , pages 67–86 The school emphasized precision in the selection of words, construction of sentences, developed rules for hermeneutics of language and any text, adopted and then refined principles of logic from the Nyaya school, and developed extensive rules for epistemology. An atheistic school that supported external Vedic sacrifices and rituals, its Mimamsa Sutra contains twelve chapters with nearly 2700 sutras. Dharma-sutras – of Āpastamba, Gautama, Baudhāyana, and Vāsiṣṭha Artha-sutras – the Niti Sutras of Chanakya and Somadeva are treatises on governance, law, economics, and politics. Versions of Chanakya Niti Sutras have been found in Sri Lanka and Myanmar.SC Banerji (1989), A Companion to Sanskrit Literature, Motilal Banarsidass, , pages 586–587 The more comprehensive work of Chanakya, the Arthashastra is itself composed in many parts, in sutra style, with the first Sutra of the ancient book acknowledging that it is a compilation of Artha-knowledge from previous scholars.Thomas Trautman (2012), Arthashastra: The Science of Wealth, Penguin, , pages 16–17, 61, 64, 75 Kama Sutra – an ancient Indian Sanskrit text on sexual and emotional fulfillment in life Moksha-sutras Shiva Sutras – fourteen verses that organize the phonemes of Sanskrit Narada Bhakti Sutra – a venerated Hindu sutra, reportedly spoken by the famous sage Narada Shandilya Bhakti Sutra – collection of one hundred bhakti sutras spoken by the Vedic sage Brahmarshi Shandilya. These sutras are also called as Shandilya Sutras.
mimamsa sutras – the foundational text of the mimamsa school of hinduism authored by jaimini it emphasizes the early part of the vedas ie rituals and religious works as means to salvationjeaneane fowler (2002) perspectives of reality an introduction to the philosophy of hinduism sussex academic press  pages 67–86 the school emphasized precision in the selection of words construction of sentences developed rules for hermeneutics of language and any text adopted and then refined principles of logic from the nyaya school and developed extensive rules for epistemology an atheistic school that supported external vedic sacrifices and rituals its mimamsa sutra contains twelve chapters with nearly 2700 sutras dharma-sutras – of āpastamba gautama baudhāyana and vāsiṣṭha artha-sutras – the niti sutras of chanakya and somadeva are treatises on governance law economics and politics versions of chanakya niti sutras have been found in sri lanka and myanmarsc banerji (1989) a companion to sanskrit literature motilal banarsidass  pages 586–587 the more comprehensive work of chanakya the arthashastra is itself composed in many parts in sutra style with the first sutra of the ancient book acknowledging that it is a compilation of artha-knowledge from previous scholarsthomas trautman (2012) arthashastra the science of wealth penguin  pages 16–17 61 64 75 kama sutra – an ancient indian sanskrit text on sexual and emotional fulfillment in life moksha-sutras shiva sutras – fourteen verses that organize the phonemes of sanskrit narada bhakti sutra – a venerated hindu sutra reportedly spoken by the famous sage narada shandilya bhakti sutra – collection of one hundred bhakti sutras spoken by the vedic sage brahmarshi shandilya these sutras are also called as shandilya sutras