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Medieval India’s wealthiest age can be clearly identified as the Mughal Period of India. With six powerful kings, from Babur to Aurangzeb, North India flourished under the Mughal Emperors. So, why not hear these stories from the kings themselves? This book contains various animations where each king tells the readers about himself. Emboldened with various charts, this book surely makes for a delightful read. Reading this book titled, The Emperors who ruled Medieval India, will make the readers go back in history. By covering not just the bright side but the dark side of the Empire, as well, this book is written with a very balanced point of view. Not just children, but readers from all ages will enjoy the book which transforms history from a dreary subject to an enjoyable one.
“The Dalai Lamas and Sikkim”, The Dalai Lamas and Sikkim is a small effort to highlight the socio-religious bond of relationship between the Dalai Lamas and the erstwhile Namgyal Dynasty of Sikkim, the successive Chief Ministers and between the people of Tibet and the people of the Himalayan state since 1642. The bi-lingual (Tibetan/English) Book is published as a tribute to His Holiness the Great 14 th Dalai Lama to mark the Year of Gratitude to their spiritual leader as declared by the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) Dharamshala for the year 2020-2021.
The Book highlights on a brief biography of His Holiness, the spiritual relationship between the Dalai Lamas and Sikkim, His visits and spiritual contributions to Sikkim, His audience with the erstwhile Chogyals and the successive Chief Ministers of Sikkim, and the Four Devine Commitments of His Holiness the Great 14th Dalai Lama.
The Book aims to open a new dimension for the people of the state on an untraveled sphere of their historical demography and geo-political status especially for the large majority of the aspiring young scholars, researchers, and the general youth force of the state.
The first Chogyal of Sikkim Phuntsok Namgyal traces his roots to Kham Minyag in eastern Tibet and he was enthroned by the three Patron Saints from Tibet at Norbugang at Yuksom, West Sikkim in 1642.
The book gives a vivid account of the strong bond of socio-religious, intrigue cultural, traditional and linguistic relationship between the people of Tibet and Sikkim. Sikkim enjoyed an open border with Tibet for centuries till the occupation of the country by communist China in 1959. After the National Uprising of Tibet in Lhasa on 10 th March, 1959, when His Holiness the Dalai Lama took political refuge in India, thousands of Tibetans were given asylum by the then Chogyal of Sikkim and even granted Sikkim citizenship to many Tibetans. The Tibetans always considered the Beyul Demojong, a sacred and blessed land by Guru Padmasambhava and willingly took Sikkim as their second home and actively participated and contributed in the socio-economic development of the 22 nd state of the Union of
India. His Holiness the 16 th Karmapam Rangjung Rigpai Dorjee was invited to Sikkim by the Chogyal and offered a sizeable land at Rumtek to establish his present seat.
Many other high ranking Lamas and learned Abbots also took refuge in Sikkim. Prominent among them are His Eminence former Khyentse Rinpoche Choekyi Lodoe, Dho Drupchen Rinpoche who have immensely contributed for the spiritual consciousness of the Buddhist community of Sikkim.
Anthology of Significant Events in Indian Modern Art and Socio-Cultural History is designed as
a career-oriented educational book that includes prominent as well as less known, yet relevant
socio-cultural events of modern Indian history. This book is particularly useful for faculty and
students of art and culture, research scholars and individuals preparing for competitive exams at
State and Union level in India. The book can be a valuable addition to the collection of any art,
culture, and history enthusiast.
The authors have endeavored to keep the content succinct and brief, to maintain the focus on
context of events and the related dates and places. The broad subjects covered are Fine Arts,
Painting, Music, Poetry, Dance, Sculpture, Theatre, Architecture, Photography, Cinema, and
Literature.
This anthology offers a comprehensive understanding of events beginning from the colonial era
in 1850 and until 2015.
prophet’s migration to Madeena is considered as the major turning point of
Islamic era. after prophesy Mohammed (swa) become unaccepted for the
disbelievers of Mecca and They decided to boycott the Muslims from all
manner.
after the second treaty of Aqaba, the Muslims of Madeena, called as Ansar
Decided to Invite the Muslims to Their Land and offered them full support.
hence prophet give permission to the, Muslims in Mecca, Called as Muhajir,
migrate.
This Book is about the Migration of Prophet Muhammed (swa) to Mecca with
his Companion Aboobacker (Ra) through the places covered in each day with
some history occurred later some of that places.
In this book one will get Ancient Indian Literature, its Period, Indian Education System, Women Status and Marriage in Indian Society. Ancient Nalanda University, Dharma, Yog Mudra, Rudraksha, first man made cave, Chola temples, Temples of Kashmir, Jyotirlinga Jageshwar from the eyes of a traveler, Mahabodhi Temple, Amarnath a travelogue, festivals of India.
In Charak and Sushurata Samhita these Sanskara are mentioned. Those who are studying Ayurveda in Ayurvedic medical colleges, they are also studying and learning some of these Sanskara and later they practice it in their profession. This shows the merit of these Sanskara, their scientific value and acceptance. Charak and Sushurata Samhita is much renounced book of Ayurveda . How these 16 Sanskara, which are scientific in nature can help one can get a healthy life, purposeful marriage and intelligent, healthy and unmatched child. These are treasure of human being of the world and everyone must know and follow it in her/his life. Yog gesture (mudra) is another ancient knowledge of India which is very useful and relevant in modern day’s life style.
“A Hugely Significant Break-through in Indology” :
“Some fixed dates identified for Prehistoric India of 15th Century BC”
Rig-Veda mentioned 237 times that Indra killed Ahhe, identified beyond all doubts as Ashur-Nadin-Ahhe-I of Assyrian Kingdom in the year 1433 BC when Indra [original name was “Idrim” before deification by Rig-Veda, as per Idrim’s own Statue-Inscription and clay tablets discovered from Alaka [ Turkish name ‘Alalaka’ City ruins] was a vassal king under the ‘Mitanni Kingdom’ in present Turkey-Iraq area. Warlord Indra, the vassal king of Alaka from 1449 BC to 1433 BC, killing King Ahhe-I, but failing to take over his kingdom, left Mesopotamia forever, and made his fortune and created a great history by successful invasion and conquest of some parts of India first in 1432 BC, many times till 1390 BC, establishing 4 Aryanised Kingdoms, Suryavamshi, Chandravamshi, and Yadava Dynasty, and a kingdom under Tuvasha, and his own Aryavarta Empire in mainly Afghanistan and part of Iran and Central Asia, with his capital at Harivarta [ now Herat] on the bank of river ‘Hari-Rudra’ , now called “Hari-rud” having his multiple protectorate kingdoms and vassal kings in present India, Pakistan and Afghanistan, locations as specified or indicated by Rig-Veda, while describing 15 major wars of Lord Indra, capturing, colonizing and Aryanzing of the-then greater India, including Pakistan Afghanistan and part of Iran, induced and sponsored writing of ” Rig-Veda” making himself the “King of all the Vedic Gods”, making his own Chief Priest Vrihaspati as Devaguru, his 63 Cavalry Chiefs was God Mautas, his own employer in Alaka vassal state, King Barattarna of Mitanni Kingdom between Assyrian Kingdom and Hittite Kingdom deified as God Mitra [ Sun] , the-then Babylonian Emperor Burna Buriash, named as God Varuna, his “war-designers Ashvin-twins as God Nasatya, all together 12 chief gods of Rig-Veda were all living humans of 15th Century BC in Mesopotamia, and out of 33 total gods of Rig-Veda, natural phenomena Fire, Sun, Air, Water, Rain, and hard drink Soma were major Gods, and rest were very minor gods. Thus Indra was the creator of Vedic Hinduism, introducing foreign invaders as worshipable Gods for the captured parts of India, taking all the gods names from Mesopotamian Gods’ names, and he himself changed his mortal name “Idrim”, glorifying him with the Indo-Aryan Kassite War-God’s name “Indas” with little modification as “Indra” and the Rig-Veda in Cuneiform Scripts became so popular that within 50 years Indra, Varuna, Mitra and Nasatya appeared as God for oath-taking, in the Royal Treaty Texts of Mesopotamian Kingdoms”. A great revealing research work, enlightening and delighting in reading these texts backed by constant supporting reference of unquestionable authenticity. Hope this book will be a “must-read” for people willing to know the ancient world and forgotten past from India to Turkey now.
“The book presented a pragmatic effort based on the background of the Indian National
Movement, the ideological dimensions of the national movement and important chapters such
as colonial character, communalism and secularism, Democratic values, socialism, cultural
values, Industry and Agriculture. The perspective of this book is very broad. Various
concepts, events and struggles of great leaders are the salient features of the Indian National
Movement. The duration of which has been influencing Indian public life from 1885 to 1947.
A description of India’s liberal, extremist and Gandhian age has been included in this book.”
“The book presented a pragmatic effort based on the background of the Indian National
Movement, the ideological dimensions of the national movement and important chapters such
as colonial character, communalism and secularism, Democratic values, socialism, cultural
values, Industry and Agriculture. The perspective of this book is very broad. Various
concepts, events and struggles of great leaders are the salient features of the Indian National
Movement. The duration of which has been influencing Indian public life from 1885 to 1947.
A description of India’s liberal, extremist and Gandhian age has been included in this book.”
The book focuses on the official attitude of the post-colonial nation-state in India towards the child during the period from 1947 to 1979 and engages with the concept of the child in relation to state policy. With this focus on state policy, the book explores how important was the question of the child in the Indian nation-state’s governance and agenda of development. Finally, the book attempts to find out whether the attitude of the dominant class in India, as reflected in official policies, effectively recognised the child as a rights bearing person.
The book focuses on the official attitude of the post-colonial nation-state in India towards the child during the period from 1947 to 1979 and engages with the concept of the child in relation to state policy. With this focus on state policy, the book explores how important was the question of the child in the Indian nation-state’s governance and agenda of development. Finally, the book attempts to find out whether the attitude of the dominant class in India, as reflected in official policies, effectively recognised the child as a rights bearing person.
Beyond the classification of the Indian iconography some sculptures are not properly accounted and neglected as unimportance. That insisted the Author to
reflect in “The Unknown Iconography of India”. The Author has broken the barrier of the
Neolithic era and has crossed the line yonder that. Out of four classification of
iconography the Author has created a new classification of iconography as the Ancient
Iconography of India by including Ekapāda Bhairava of Bhairon Pāhād of Ghudar in the
district of Balangir, Odisha and the iconography of Lord Jagannath of Puri, Odisha and
have fixed the date circa C. 9000 B.C.-7000 B.C.; may be much more back to the era of
Rāmāyana. Ekapāda Bhairava of Bhairon Pāhād is the only and unique Ekapāda Bhairava
sculpture of India where Bhairon Pāhād was an epicenter of the Tantric rituals. “The
Unknown Iconography of India” shall compel the scholars to think over for its
justification.
| The book Cricket,Movies and Politics contains the detailed events that take place from 1953 to 1983 in all three fields. The events depicted are true and based on various newspapers , magazines and other sources |
Vikarna is such a character of Mahabharata, who, in spite of following the path of Dharma, kept on longing for his recognition for thousands of years only for being a Kaurava. The aim of the writer is to ensure him his most deserving honour through this book. The lovers of literature and all others should read this book at least once to learn a lesson from the life of Vikarna, that in what way immortality can be imparted to life following the path of Duty even in the difficult circumstances of life. While reading this book you will certainly get the lively feeling of the battle of Mahabharata.
Real and Unseen History of brave Gor Banjara princess Malooki and her father Ballurao Binjrawat who was Great Indian Trader and worrior . Moughal Emperor Akbar demanded to marry with Malooki but when Gor Banjaras reject the demand of Akbar then Akbar fought two wars against Ballurao Binjrawat. In this hard situtation all Banjara Traders unitedly fought the war with Akbar and defeated to Akbar Army very badly.
This book provides a comprehensive and readable account of of the management of Sierra Leone’s 2018 multi-tier elections, including the challenges and successes . It critically analyzes the political economy of elections management, civil society, security sector and party politics in a highly divided etho-regional bifurcation in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is co-edited by Mr Mohamed N Conteh – Chief Electoral Commissioner of the National Electoral Commission and Dr. Idrissa Mamoud Tarawallie of the Department of Political Science, University of Sierra Leone. In addition to thirteen chapters on the electoral management process, challenges and success (by Mr Conteh), it has two specialist chapters; on the controversial role of civil society in the 2018 elections, by Dr. Idrissa Mamoud Tarawallie, a civil society activist and lecturer at the Department of Political Science, Fourah Bay College, University of Sierra Leone, and another on the role of the Security Sector in the elections written by a practicing security expert, Mr Francis L Kelli of the Office for National Security (ONS). The book is useful to election practitioners, political parties, researchers on elections processes and the general reader.
Late Dr. Moti Singh, a renowned scientist and educationist, retired from thelegendary Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology,Kanpur. Dr. Singh, himself comes from society of Lunia Chauhans and as the title of the book states that there are so many unresolved questions about the Lunia Chauhans the descendants of Shakambhari Chauhans and the magnificent history of Lunia Chauhan has sunk somewhere in the depth of these unresolved questions.This book is supported by authentic proofs, is just an attempt to bring the glorious history of Lunia Chauhans from the depths of oblivion to the reality ground and to restore the lost identity of Lunia Chauhans.
This book Mahabali Baba Sidh Chano is about a deity and a folk cultural event called Dhaza. Dhaza is very popular in lower regions of Himachal Pradesh, in district Bilaspur and adjoining districts. Leather workers community of this region has a strong belief in this deity and this cultural event. Dhaza is organized by devotees of Baba Shidh Chano at night. During Dhaza, Mahabali Baba Sidh Chano is worshipped. Life events of folks and deities are enacted in Dhaza by performers. Songs and dances are performed.
The author has a different motivation and reason to write this book. He has written the book to change in the mindset of Indian society and young hearts along with entertainment. It will help them to have a positive intention and direction in life. It is written on a real love story of an engineering student that began from a beautiful historical place, Kolkata Museum. The story has many critics such as internal communal bias.
Kalidas was the greatest poet and dramatist in the Sanskrit language of his time—tentatively 374 to 455 AD. His scripts depict the then existing light and humorous culture in India. His general attitude shown in his writings also reflects his sympathetic approach towards the deprived ones and also consideration about the wellbeing of them. He used to take an active part in all the activities of the kingdom.
In this book, the writer has made an attempt to translate the main works of Kalidas from Sanskrit to simple commonly spoken Hindi for easy understanding of the script by all.
8th century A.D. has been the era of recordings. Many Hindu temples, dedicated mostly to The Sun God, depicts erotic figurines on the walls and surfaces of temples. The architecture of these temples is followed and highlighted in the temple complexes of Khajuraho built in a time gap of 100 years between 950 A.D-1050 A.D by the kings of Chandella dynasty. Khajuraho architecture reflects the tantric cult followed during those times similar to the Vajrayana Buddhism, Jainism, Chandali yoga tantra, Tantraraja tantra etc. The artistic culture of Khajuraho reflects more of the local tribal traditions and lifestyles in contrast to the conventional temple architecture of India. Many authors tried to identify the true motive behind this erotic architecture and ended up explaining it from a philosophical point of view, but the true meaning of this iconography could be otherwise.
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