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This book is about life—yours and mine. In the complex world we live, there are so many different areas of our life: internal, external, and person...

The books in-this series popularly known as the Sacred Books of the East have gained world fame and are in great demand all over the world. T...

This book is a historical study of the development of agrarian class relations among the tribal population in Tripura. Tracing the evolution of Tri...

This is an academic book on comparative political thought with focus on Gandhian political philosophy. Written against the background of the Second...

As a poet Kamala Das merits a place among the best women poets of the twentieth century. She has made enormous contribution to Indian poetry in Eng...

The present book contains some fact-finding critical essays devoted to some of the literary stalwarts of Indian English Literature, such as, Sri Au...

Indian English Literature has established its credentials all over the world. Still some pointed posers concerning the impact of multiculturality a...

The 2006 Man Booker Prize winner Kiran Desai, for her novel, The Inheritance of Loss, and the recipient of 2000 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, Jhumpa ...

This book traces the origin and growth of Kamala Das as a poet through successive stages. Mrs. Das, who received no formal education, no pompous U...

Literature is the chief surrogate for faith, or at least this is what a number of thinkers after the eighteenth century have thought. But since lit...

New Perspectives on Indian English Writings is a collection of thirty-eight research papers on various fictionists, dramatists and poets of Indian ...

Vallabhbhai Patel is rightly said to be the architect of India's political integration and is often compared to Otto von Bismarck of Germany, who d...

Indian English Literature in both its matter and manner incorporates continuity with change, an unquestioned commitment to some basic tenets of the...

In India, after independence, a change felt by women was that many of the established norms of the society were intended to check or clip their gro...