History & Culture

Bharatiya Sthapatya Evam Kala: Art and Architecture of Ancient India

The book describes about the rich art and architecture of ancient India. The Indus Valley Civilization, the Rise of Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism, the Delhi Sultanate, the Mughal Empire, and India’s colonial history are all reflected in the architecture and sculptures. Each of these periods in Indian history contributed to the current diversity of Indian architecture and sculpture.

The history of Hindu India is very well represented in five characters brought to gether here. Each of them presents as aspect of India thought and life.yajnavalkya is the typical and most historical example of Vedic thought the foundation-head and perhaps the high water-mark, too of the entire stream of Indian thought.

Shrenya Yug: Hindi Translation of Classical Age

The book covers all the important things that took place in the classical age period in India. Book focuses more on the political history of India, the rise, decline and fall of the Gupta Empire and have brought the history of the subsequent period into perspective.

Adhunic Bharat ka Aarthik Itihas: Economic History of Modern India

The book discusses the process of colonizing Indian economy, with speared focus on monopolistic trade tactics, banning of Indian products in Britain, transformation of trade after industrial revolution and entry of foreign enterprises in India. It also extend an elaborate discussion on land settlement, revenue policies, commercialization of agriculture, decline of handicrafts, state of irrigation, development of transport and communication and currency. Finally, it evaluates economic impact of British rule and addresses the issue of economic drain from India.

The present book is an attempt to speak about the life of the Tibetan people in their own homes. The contents are leaved on the author’s first-hand knowledge of Tibetan life during a residence of nearly twenty years from conversation with his Tibetan acquaintances in their own language not through interpreters. In order to keep this volume within moderate limits he had to exclude from it many aspects of Tibetan life.