Return Of The Taliban : State, Society and Terror Politics

Apratim Mukarji

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Polarised Times: Living in India Today

Politics & Social Sciences

Anil Maheshwari

Politics & Government

Importance Of Sports In Everyday Life: Stronger Bodies, Sharper Minds

Rana

Abhishek

Vocabulary Villa: Become a Grammar Guru

Reference

Rachna Chhabria

Words, Language & Grammar

Her Kama: Women, Intimacy And Identity

Beatrice Webb: Portrait of a Reformist

Thamizhachi Thangapandian

Something bitter and choppy is bubbling beneath the surface. The Matriarch senses this and it is what she most dreads. The volcano of human emotion that has been hitherto somewhat dormant is in danger of a violent eruption. The searing lava of hatred and revenge would flow out and all that remains would be the burnt out ashes of sorrow, loss, and suffering. The Matriarch fears for her loved ones and worries about the fate of the land. Ernad, Malabar 1921. The Khilafat movement has found a firm footing and has succeeded in inciting the pride of the essentially poor and downtrodden Mappila community. The oppression meted out by the Hindu landlords and the injustice of the British government's land reforms would no longer be tolerated, the newly formed CongressKhilafat Alliance was determined. But reality is a strange aberration. The Sixth Tirumulpad, a haughty landlord, Alijan Sahib, the local Khilafat kingpin, Mammad, the young secretary, Stanley-Pat Eaton the rich planter are all caught plumb in the middle of what follows. Apart from the Matriarch herself, Benu, Sethu, Priya, Razia, Winefred Eaton, and the tribal lass, Cheenkanni all find themselves staggering as things take a turn for the worse.

Beneath the Devil Tree: Malabar 1921v

Varma, Anjana

Rabindranath Tagore Among Saints (English Edition)

Biographies & Memoirs

Gangopadhya

Bipul Kumar

Arts & Literature

Manusmriti occupies a prominent place in Indian textual tradition as one of the authentic sources of dharma. However, contemporary engagement with the text has been wrought with prejudice and discomfort left in the wake of colonialism. 
The present work aims to address the gap in contemporary approach and facilitate a better understanding through a philosophical analysis of the first four verses of Manusmriti, shedding light on the object, purpose and relevance of dharma texts. Rather than reducing Manusmriti to a mere relic of the past through a historical study, the book locates the text within the larger Hindu epistemological, ontological, and theological worldview and extracts the eternal teachings embedded within it. The book addresses common misconceptions on topics such as the definition of dharma, the integrity and importance of Manusmriti, the notion of ritual competency, and the Hindu conception of varna. 
The book draws from the entire Hindu textual tradition spanning the Vedas, Upanishads, Smritis, Itihasa-Puranas, and the Gita. It references the works of renowned acharyas including Adi Shankaracharya, Ramanujacharya, Madhvacharya, Vallabhacharya, Sayanacharya, Kumarila Bhatta, and Sri Aurobindo

Chatuh Shloki Manusmriti: An English Commentary

Nithin Sridhar

75 Amazing Indians: Who Made a Difference

Gupta, Vishal K.

Gupta, Vishal

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