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 | Among The Luminaries In Assam | Anjali Sarma | US$30.00 |  |
| Biography Has So Long Been A Neglected Branch Of Assamese Literature, As It Has Been In Many Other Indian Literatures. Though Biographical Works Have Not Been Insignificant And Though Biographical Writings Have A Long Tradition In Assamese Literature, Assamese Biography Has Received Very Little Critical Attention. The Present Book Is A Pioneering Work On Assamese Biography. After Defining... |
 | An Eye Witness Account Of The Indian Mutiny | Lord Roberts Of Kandahar | US$129.50 | |
| It is the breadth taking story of a great man, a truly brave soldier whose sterling character, transparent sincerity and unswerving devotion to duty, under the gravest provocations, are self-evident from each line and each page of the book. If Britain once ruled over an empire on which the sun never set, it is because it produced heroes of such indomitable course and calibre as Field Marshal Lord... |
 | Assassination Of Rajiv Gandhi | Shashi & Meenakshi Ahluwalia | US$19.50 | |
| One more world leader has fallen prey to the assassin’s bullet. The amazing career of a world figure, a statesman of great promise, was cut short when Rajiv Gandhi, former Prime Minister of India, was martyred on the fateful night of May 21, 1991 at a public meeting he was going to address in Sriperumbudur (Tamil Nadu). Who were the assassins of Rajiv? Time alone will tell? Or probably may not.... |
 | Begam Samru | Brajendranath Banerji | US$14.00 | |
| Among the large number of free lances who emerged on the indian political scene in the wake of the dissolution of the Mughal empire in the second half the 18th century none has left a more fascinating life-story than Begum Samru, “a Kashmiri girl, who from abject poverty and obscurity rose to the command of a European-drilled brigade, the sovereignty of a territory and the honoured position of a... |
 | British Administration And The Amritsar Massacre | B.G. Horniman | US$12.00 | |
| This book records the gruesome massacre of Amritsar of 13th April 1919 and other blood curdling stories of mostheinous crimes and brutal atrocities committed on innocent people of then Punjab for three months of martial law promulgated by its British Lt. Governor Sir Michael O’ Dyer and General Dyer who was given the sole authority to rule for the duration of martial law. From all accounts it is... |
 | Diaries Of Two Tours In The Unadministered Area, East Of The Naga Hills | J.H.Hutton | US$18.00 | |
| This volume contains interesting diaries of two tours undertaken by two British offices—J.P. Mills of Indian Police and J.H. Hutton, the author of the Diaries—of the remote unadministered area of the Naga Hills during 1923 i.e. more than 60 years ago when the North East region of India was entirely undeveloped because of gross neglect and decay. These areas had never been visited by any white man... |
 | Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, His Life And Works | C. Nagaraja Rao | US$7.50 | |
| Since the times of Rig Veda, India has produced in every generation men of lofty religious thoughts who have contributed, in a magnificient scale, to the religious and philosophical thought and helped in their own way in the restoration and revival of spiritual values on which our civilization is based. Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was one of the torch bearers who appealed for a courageous effort... |
 | Emerson: The Poet | Mularam Joshi | US$9.50 | |
| Dr. M.R. Joshi’s off beat study of the poetry of Emerson is different from that of others in the sense that it presents the learned author’s independent perceptions in a confident and balanced manner. Highlighting Emerson’s personality and career, his attitude towards nature and man, his working philosophy, his religion, his Transcendentalism, the Oriental echoes in his poetry, and his style, the... |
 | Eminent Indian Judges | | US$45.00 | |
| This is a collection of sketches of famous Indian judges who adorned the country’s highest courts of judicature during the last half century of British rule in India. Indians distinguished themselves in various professions under British rule. But nowhere did their talents rise to such heights as in the judicial service, where it is indisputably recognised that they held their own with singular... |
 | Encyclopedic Survey Of Bihar | Syed Fazl-e-Rab | US$39.50 | |
| The History of Bihar goes back to the three thousand years. The most outstanding fact in the history of Bihar is the growth of an all Indian empire embracing nearly the whole of India, Nepal and Afghanistan and, for centuries, it has been the central point of cultural activities of the Indian peninsula. But gradually, the all India character of this region started fading and though once ruled as... |
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