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The book is a pictorial record of an art form that is now almost completely extinct. The range of these painting is truly awe-inspiring. They not o...

The Brahmaputra is at the heart of the Assam valley. For its people, the Brahmaputra is more than a geographical entity. Their very lives revolve a...

Hindu College Delhi: A People's Movement

Megha Meets Vishwakarma: The Story of Indian Crafts

Theatrescapes: Experiencing Rasas

Bangalore: Roots and Beyond

Inner Recesses Outer Spaces

Filmi Jagat: A Scrapbook: Shared Universe of Early Hindi Cinema

Memories of belonging can be read as a collection of slightly offbeat musings on certain aspects of over a century and a half of India’s history. W...

Light of Asia: Indian Silent Cinema, 1912- 1934 in its new avatar celebrates the centenary of Indian cinema and the release of Dadasaheb Phalke and...

These stories of chivalry and romance that cover several centuries are based both on history and the epic poetry of the great bards. Great literatu...

"Himalayan Cities: Settlement Patterns, Public Places and Architecture marks the culmination of extensive documentation and research on the cities ...

A fascinating account of British reporter Willem Marx's travels in Balochistan, a largely forgotten province of Pakistan, along with some spectacul...

Meditative essays and mesmerising photographs capture the essence of Bombay/Mumbai in this travelogue. Piquant restiveness, personal stories and po...

Sipra Das fulfilled her dream in this book capturing lives of the visually impaired, evoking awe and empathy instead of sympathy and pity among rea...

A collection of work from a prolific and well-respected contemporary Indian artist.

Cycling into rarely visited northern Rajasthan’s tiny desert towns author discovers impressive buildings, their walls covered with vibrant painting...

India's eastern-most state of Arunachal Pradesh, moulded out of the mountainous regions of Assam, is incomparable to any other place in the world d...

Aamir Actor, Activist, Achiever. An acclaimed actor who became the thinking man's superstar. An ardent activist who highlighted complex social issu...

Chai: The Experience of Indian Tea is a journey into the heartlands of tea production, across the length and breadth of India, offering a glimpse i...

Other Lives, Other Fragments is a tale of fragmented identities, of lives broken and destroyed during violent times. It looks at the human story be...

Balochistan at a Crossroads is a fascinating account of Willem Marx’s travels in Balochistan. He narrates his experiences here as he goes into the ...

Early one morning in Montreal, an all night party still raging at his PR company, Jack leaves to be alone. Looking down the tunnel of his future, t...

One of the fundamental myths is that of the lost paradise; the past as a Golden Age. In certain spiritual traditions, the lost paradise is imagined...

Antarctica: India s Journey to the Frozen Continent' is about a journey, a challenging mission, an adventure and a dream, establishing the scientif...

Ruskin Bond: The Mussoorie Years... is a delightful tribute to a friend of forty years. Ganesh Saili captures memorable moments in the life of Rusk...

Nicholas Roerich continues to arouse the interest of extensive scholarship, both adulatory and critical. Some give him the status of a demigod, whi...

Proceedings Of The Indian National Congress: Volume 1: 1885 - 1889

Ashok Dilwali’s photographs of the Himalayas recapture the magic and majesty of Roerich’s genius. Following the same arduous path of the Russian ma...

Suneet Varma entered the world of fashion design in 1987 and is one of India’s best known couturiers today. His name is synonymous with femininity,...

Two hundred years of imperial rule left a legacy of Raj literature comprising journals, diaries and travelogues, ably complemented with the visual ...

This book is the result of the author’s long and close association with Ramkinkar Baij, one of the finest exponents of neo-Indian art and perhaps o...

Part of a collection of three historical reprints from the National Archives of India, The Native Races of the British Empire - Northern India is a...

Kavalam Narayana Panikkar is one of India’s most revered theatre directors. He has been writing and directing plays for the last four decades and e...

An active career spanning seven decades is unusual. And to describe Ashoka Gupta (1912-2008) simply as a ‘social worker’ is not enough. Till the la...

A reprint from the library collection of the National Archives of India, this book illustrates the progress, rather than the process, leading to th...

Zohra Segal: ‘Fatty’ is the story of the talented actress, in the words of her daughter, Kiran. It takes the reader through the life of Zohra, her ...

This “micro art history study” documents in its first part all known samples of anasara pati-paintings, i.e. annually produced pictures on cloth wh...

This book presents an overview of important maps that eloquently reflect the changing social and political fortunes of India. These maps speak of t...

The vibrant illustrations and academically rich content are recreated as an ‘atlas’ of India’s crafts, handmade textiles and traditional arts, cove...

A delightful collection of stories written by the Hungarian artist, Elizabeth Sass Brunner, who came to India in 1930 along with her mother and mad...

Delicately and sensitively, the author guides her protagonist in her search for inner strength as she accepts both the beauty and the pain of her p...

This book celebrates India’s spectacular textile art. It takes the reader on a visual odyssey spanning 500 years, tracing the images created on clo...

The story of a man and his relationships with his mother, wife and girlfriend—set against a rapidly changing Indian landscape. The unique insights ...

New York City-based writer, Shaili Kapoor, is shocked to find out about her mother, Meena Kapoor’s, death. Meena had drowned herself in Pashan Lake...

Two murders, divided by several centuries. Is there a link between these two? This exciting book has received the first prize (General Books—Englis...

Dilliz Boyz has cameo descriptions of Delhi—its psyche and social fabric woven into the main storyline in a beautifully knit, seamless pattern. It ...