From the Land of Lost Content may well be the last book to describe the Tibet of old." It recreates the tragedy of Tibet as vividly and compellingly as though the story had never been written before."

From the Land of Lost Content

Noel Barber

Srishti Publishers & Distributors

Money Magic

Praveen Chadha

Selected Short Stories

Literature & Fiction

ANTON CHEKHOV

O'Henry

Saki Maupassant

Short Stories & Anthologies

The Scripture of the Saviour of the World Lord Buddha- Prince Siddartha styled on earth…' (Excerpt from Book the First)

The Light of Asia

Sir Edwin Arnold

History

About the Book: A Pepys of Mogul India Niccolao Manucci, the hero of our narrative, ran away fromvenice in 1653, being then fourteen he hid on board a vessel boudnfor Smyrna, and was fortunate enough to find a protector in acertain Viscount Bellomont, an English nobleman, then on his way toPersia and India. he followed Bellomont through Asia Minor toPersia, and from Persia to India, meeting with many adventures bysea and land. The sudden death of master near Hodal, in 1656, leftManucci friendless in a strange land.

A Pepys of Mogul India: (1653 - 1708)

Niccolao Manucci

Asia

"The classic work on seeking a guru"--Cover.

Choker Bali

Life and death of Krishnamurti is a brief but absorbing account of Krishnamurti's life-and in it the author seeks to understand his death (and his death itself)in terms of his own words on the subject. The author claims no more than to introduce Krishnamurti's teaching but, by studying his own explorations into it's origin, she is able to give help to the reader who wishes to delve deeper, as many will.

Life and Death of Krishnamurti

Arts & Photography

Lutyens, Mary

Photography & Video

Wonders of the Himalaya

Travel

Sir Francis Younghusband

Change had not touched it for generation. Daska, the small town in undivided Punjab, lived life predictably. The village of Kandan Sian had its own ghosts, dain, and special odd characters. Fairs, festivals and seasonal practices added the spice to life's simplicity. The author has lovingly picked details from a remarkable store of memory, to bring alive an era abruptly extinguished by Partition. The reader can expect to be transported, in every since of the world.

I Still Remember A Small Town in Punjab

Narula, O. P.

Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) was aware of the potentially volatile contet of Char Adhyay, his last and thirteenth novel, written when he was seventy two. Who is a real patriot? Is liberation to be achieved by rhetorical slogans, ascetic militarism, conformity and ruthless external discipline? How can one be true to one's self in the making of a nation? Questions that make this tragic story of two lovers central to our times. The only existing English translation (edited ruthlessly for a foreign readership) was serialised in 1936 and came out as a book as late as 1950. This is the first complete translation of the Bangla novel. The Afterword by Rimil Bhattacharya relates the controversial history of the novel and draws the reader's attention to the poetry in this book.

Four Chapters = Char Adhyay

Rabindranath Tagore,Rimli Bhattacharya

Contemporary

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