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Royal Tombs of India: 13th to 18th Century
0Journey through India’s majestic royal past in this captivating exploration of tombs from the 13th to 18th centuries. Discover the intricate architectural evolution and historical significance of these sacred sites, showcasing rich Mughal and Rajput influences. This meticulously researched volume offers deep insights into India’s monumental heritage and the legacies of its royalty. Essential reading for history enthusiasts, architecture students, and anyone passionate about Indian historical monuments and cultural treasures. Understand the grandeur of Indian history like never before.
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Ruling the World: Freedom, Civilisation and Liberalism in the Nineteenth-Century British Empire
0Explore the intricate governance of the 19th-century British Empire, focusing on its vast reach and complex management. This compelling study uses India as a key case study, revealing how leaders navigated simultaneous global events and diverse agendas. Discover the trade-offs made between ideals of freedom, civilisation, and liberalism and the realities of colonial rule, examining the compromises essential for governing territories like India. A must-read for students and enthusiasts of Indian history and the dynamics of the British Empire in the Victorian era.
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Rural Transformation in India: The Impact of Globalisation
0Uncover the critical impact of globalization on rural transformation in India. This essential read examines how India’s economic liberalization and the WTO’s influence have reshaped Indian agriculture and rural development efforts. Gain deep insights into the challenges faced by the Indian rural economy, including cascading effects on rural poverty, food security, and employment. Through valuable macro and micro observations, the book offers a comprehensive understanding of these complex issues, vital for students, researchers, and policymakers shaping India’s economic future.
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Russia and the Golden Horde: Mongol Impact on Russian History
0Uncover the profound Mongol impact on Russian history in this seminal work. Halperin meticulously details the 250-year rule of the Golden Horde, exploring its significant political, social, and cultural transformations of medieval Rus’. Essential for students of Eurasian history and academic researchers in India, this book unravels how the Mongol yoke shaped the very foundations of the Russian state. Gain critical insights into state-building and historical development, making it a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Eastern European historical dynamics.
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Samaj evam Sanskrati: Madhya Ganga ke Maidan mein (800-1200) (Hindi)
0Uncover the intricate social and cultural history of medieval India’s dynamic period. This meticulously researched Hindi book explores the Middle Ganga Valley between 800-1200 AD, offering deep insights into its evolving Indian society, customs, and cultural practices. Understand the daily lives, beliefs, and societal transformations that shaped this crucial era. It’s an essential academic resource for students, researchers, and enthusiasts keen on delving into India’s rich medieval heritage and historical studies. Discover the nuances of a bygone era.
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Sanskrit and Indological Studies : New Perspectives
0Explore the rich tapestry of Indian culture and Sanskrit literature with “Sanskrit and Indological Studies: New Perspectives” by C.M. Neelakandhan. This comprehensive volume, perfect for scholars and enthusiasts alike, delves into historical, cultural, and linguistic aspects of Indology. Discover insightful perspectives on Vedas, Sanskrit literature, literary criticism, and manuscript studies. Uncover the contributions of Kerala’s prominent figures in Sanskrit and Indology. A valuable resource for teachers and researchers seeking to expand their knowledge. Find your copy at The Bookish Owl and embark on a journey through India’s intellectual heritage. ISBN: 9788183155588
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Sanskritik Bhed Ya Rajnitik Prabhutv: Bhartiye Itihas Ki Khoj
0Delve into the intricate layers of Bhartiye Itihas with this critical examination. Explore the profound interplay between Sanskritik Bhed and Rajnitik Prabhutv, questioning how cultural differences and political dominance have shaped India’s past. This analytical work offers deep insights into the socio-political forces and historical events that defined the subcontinent’s trajectory. Essential for students of Indian history, cultural studies, and politics, it provides a nuanced understanding of India’s complex heritage. A vital resource for those seeking to comprehend the nation’s enduring journey and its foundational influences.
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Sarhad ke Aar-Paar: Bantwara jo Baant na Saka
0Explore the profound human essence of the India-Pakistan Partition through compelling narratives. This collection delves into the lasting impact of the 1947 Bantwara, offering personal accounts and diverse perspectives on how this pivotal moment in Indian history shaped lives across borders. Understand the societal ripples and enduring human connections that division could not sever. Essential reading for history enthusiasts and students of Indian studies interested in the deep human dimension of the 1947 Partition.
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Saxon Identities, AD 150–900 (Studies in Early Medieval History)
0Explore the intricate evolution of Continental Saxon identity between AD 150–900. This vital study offers a comprehensive analysis of identity formation, highlighting the crucial role of texts in shaping perceptions from Roman ethnography to medieval reinvention. Discover how external views of Saxons as pirates or pagans contrasted with their later self-portrayal as a noble, Christian people. An indispensable resource for students, researchers, and enthusiasts of early medieval history, ancient peoples, and the construction of identity. This book provides essential insights into barbarian ethnicity and historical discourse.
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Scars of 1947: Real Partition Stories
0Discover poignant real-life accounts in “Scars of 1947: Real Partition Stories” by Rajeev Shukla, available at The Bookish Owl. Explore heart-wrenching narratives of the India-Pakistan Partition, detailing displacement, loss, and the enduring human spirit. From political figures to everyday individuals, uncover inspiring stories of resilience, kindness, and the rebuilding of lives. ISBN: 9780143463450. A moving journey back to an unforgettable period, “Scars of 1947” captures the scars left on two nations, while also celebrating the strength and determination that emerged from the ashes. Shop now at The Bookish Owl and delve into these powerful historical narratives.
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Scholar Intellectuals in Early Modern India: Discipline, Sect, Lineage and Community (Routledge South Asian History and Culture Series)
0Uncover the dynamic intellectual landscape of early modern India. This compelling study illuminates the lives and contributions of scholar intellectuals, examining the interplay of their discipline, sect, lineage, and community. Delve into the worlds of Sanskrit and vernacular learning, understanding how these influential figures shaped religious debate and cultural discourse across the subcontinent. Essential for students and historians of India, this book offers a fine-grained exploration of intellectual navigation in a period of profound change.
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Science and Society in Modern India
0Explore the intricate relationship between scientific progress and Indian society in Modern India. This insightful book examines the colonial influence of Western science, its pivotal role in establishing Indian modernity and nation-building, and how educated Indians integrated scientific ideas for economic regeneration. Uncover the evolving debates on science’s civilizational journey and its impact. It provides a crucial overview of the science-society-government interface in India. Essential reading for students, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding India’s scientific evolution and societal transformation.