India File

History

Trevor Fishlock

Asia

Rupa Publications India Pvt. Ltd.

Puzzles in Math And Logic

AARON J. FRIEDLAND

Self-Help

In this third volume of the Aghora trilogy, the Aghori Vimalananda uses the backdrop of the Bombay racetrack as metaphor for the ultimate game of life, where destinies and fortunes are won or lost on the momentary edge of the finishing line. Our lives are masterfully entwined with the cause and effect of karma eternally - until we recognize and stop it.

Aghora III: The Law of Karma

Literature & Fiction

Robert E svobodha

Contemporary

Classic Story Collection for Boys 5 Books (Kidnapped, treasure Island, The Jungle Book, the Adventures of Tom Sawyer, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea)

Robert-Louis-Stevenson

Rudyard, Kipling

Mark, Twain

JULES, VERNE

Rabindranath Tagore Omnibus I authored by Rabindranath Tagore himself is a book that weaves some of the remarkable works of Tagore like the Hungry Stones and Other Stories, My Boyhood Days, Gora, Creative Unity, Post Office, 103 selected poems and Gitanjali into one inseparable volume. My Boyhood Days is one among his books where the reader can get a glimpse of Tagore s touching reminiscences of his childhood days that had once brought him remarkable fame and was known to all his readers. Similarly, Tagore s Gora was a notable milestone in the history of the Bengali literature. This book focuses mainly on the scenario of politics, religion, culture, and social life that existed in the urban middle-class of Bengal during the nineteenth century. Tagore s Hungry Stones and Other Stories is an anthology of some of his famous short stories that were loved by all his fans. Creative Unity was a book that acclaimed Tagore as one of the finest essayist of Indian writing that brought out some of his primal dogmas on the subject of religion, life, aesthetics, and art. The Post Office was a symbolical drama loaded with allegorical genius that is plain yet classy. This drama was considered to be one of his masterpieces in the world of literature. The 103 selected poems present in this book comprises of some of Tagore s rhapsodically known poetic pieces that were loved by his fans. And at last Gitanjali was the book that brought him the Nobel Prize in the year 1913. This rich anthological collection of some of his outstanding works of literature is a sure buy for all his ardent readers who love his way of writing.

Omnibus I

Rabindranath, Tagore

Essays & Correspondence

Joseph Andrews

Henry, Fielding

Science was never such fun before. Science has never been more exciting, enjoyable and scary too than it is today

Rupa Book of Super Expert Science Quiz

Dilip M. Salwi

Journeys through Babudom and Netaland: Governance in India offers an insider view into the working of the Indian judiciary and administrative system.    T. S. R. Subramanian, being a patriot that he is, pours his heart out as he provides his readers a glimpse through his eyes into the minutiae of governance in a diverse country like India. Journeys through Babudom and Netaland: Governance in India is packed with anecdotes from the writer s own experiences as a bureaucrat. He paints a gloomy, forlorn picture of how the entire political system and its resources in this country has become a little more than a tool used to accomplish the whims and desires of those sitting at the top of the administration. The author describes how even an average neta , or a politician in India, could be corrupt, and could blatantly abuse his/her power. He mentions that in the four decades of his experience, he has known only a handful of politicians who are honest and sincere. He explains how the average babu or bureaucrat is impolite, haughty, and too busy brown-nosing their superiors to be of any help to the general public. The author describes several incidents, drawn straight from his memory, which portray the surprising level of filth in the Indian political system in a witty way, which makes the book all the more enjoyable.

Journey Through Babudom and Netaland

T. S. R. Subramanian

Roads To Mussoorie is a set of tales about Ruskin Bond s longtime place of residence, Mussoorie. Ruskin Bond has lived in the Himalayan region for most of his life, and in Mussoorie for decades. His love for this region comes through in all his writings. In Roads to Mussoorie, he writes about life in Mussoorie, depicting the place through a series of stories surrounding many interesting characters. The realistic stories and situations, clothed by his humorous style, brings alive the place and its people. The title reads Roads to Mussoorie and aptly, as the author writes about his travels from and to Mussoorie over the many years. He also then goes on to include a few sketches about life in the town, the scandals and interesting incidents surrounding family and friends. The humour and attention to detail succeed in recreating the author s world in the minds of the readers.

Roads to Mussoorie

Ruskin, Bond

Biographies & Memoirs

Essays by one of India's major writer. on Indian culture, variety of topics, fun read and good introduction to India

Funny Side Up

Humor & Satire

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