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Empress: The Astonishing Reign of Nur Jahan
0₹599.00Discover the captivating life of Nur Jahan, the formidable Mughal Empress whose influence shaped an era. Ruby Lal’s meticulously researched biography unveils her mastery as a huntress, designer, and architect, notably inspiring the Taj Mahal’s aesthetic. Explore her remarkable political acumen and diplomatic prowess that rivaled global leaders, solidifying her power within the vast Mughal Empire. This definitive historical account is essential for anyone captivated by Indian history, the Mughal Empire, and the stories of powerful women who defined South Asia and its rich cultural heritage.
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En-Gendering India: Women and Nation in Colonial and postcolonial Narratives
0₹2,160.67Explore the pivotal role of gender in shaping the Indian nation through colonial and postcolonial literary narratives. This insightful study examines how representations of Indian women in texts from 1857-1947 became symbols for both Indian self-rule and British imperialism. Discover the complex idealization of the upper-class Hindu woman and its impact on nationalist discourse, including internal divisions. Essential for scholars of Indian literature, gender studies, nationalism, and postcolonial India, this book offers a profound understanding of identity formation in a changing nation.
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Enchantments of Modernity: Empire, Nation, Globalization (Critical Asian Studies)
0₹1,595.00Explore the complex “enchantments of modernity” in this critical analysis of empire, nation, and globalization. Delve into fascinating themes of vernacular modernity, imperial imperatives, and nationalist knowledge, essential for understanding India’s historical transformation. This volume offers deep insights from Asian studies, dissecting how modernity shapes societies, governance, and identity. A vital read for scholars, students of history, sociology, and post-colonial studies, this book illuminates the forces defining contemporary South Asia.
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Enduring Legacy: Parsis of the 20th century set of Vol I, II, III, IV
0₹11,000.00Journey through the enduring Parsi legacy that profoundly shaped 20th-century India. This essential four-volume set delves into the rich history, vibrant culture, and significant contributions of the Indian Parsi community. Featuring a diverse compilation of essays, it provides invaluable insights into their societal impact and lasting heritage. A must-read for students, historians, and enthusiasts of Indian history and culture, this collection offers a comprehensive look at a pivotal Indian community.
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Energy Sources & Policies in India
0₹1,176.00Gain expert insights into India’s critical energy sector. This book navigates the nation’s evolving energy landscape, from post-independence shifts to commercial sources amid booming economic growth and urbanization. Delve into key challenges like energy demand, supply shortages, and increasing oil import dependence, impacting India’s energy security. It thoroughly reviews government policies and programs designed to meet these demands in the context of economic liberalization and globalization. An indispensable guide for students, researchers, and industry professionals focused on India’s energy future.
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England Re-Oriented: How Central and South Asian Travelers Imagined the West, 1750–1857 (Critical Perspectives on Empire)
0₹9,438.82Unearth forgotten journeys: Explore England through the eyes of 18th and 19th-century South Asian travelers. This essential book reveals how Central and South Asian individuals reimagined the West, forging unique perspectives during the colonial era. Discover their cultural exchanges and intellectual agency across Europe, challenging established narratives. A must-read for students and scholars of Indian history, cultural studies, and colonial literature seeking a nuanced understanding of the East-West encounter.
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England`s Colonial Wars 1550-1688: Conflicts, Empire and National Identity (Modern Wars In Perspective)
0₹7,078.82Explore the formative colonial wars that shaped England’s global dominance and national identity from 1550-1688. This comprehensive study delves into England’s expansion from Ireland to North America and crucially, the East India Company’s rise in India. Discover how colonial conflicts forged military capabilities, influenced settler independence, and redefined British identity. An essential read for students of military history, British Empire studies, and anyone seeking to understand the complex origins of global imperialism.
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Environmental Management: From Ancient to Modern Times
0₹586.50Master Environmental Management in the Indian context. This vital book dissects the complex interplay of rapid urbanization, industrialization, and population growth that fuels environmental pollution and degradation across India. From ancient roots to modern crises, understand the causes and consequences affecting public health and sustainability. Discover practical remedial measures and strategies essential for creating a cleaner, more sustainable environment. An indispensable resource for students, professionals, and citizens dedicated to India’s environmental well-being.
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Envisioning Empire: The New British World from 1763 to 1773
0₹12,980.00Delve into the 18th-century British Empire’s pivotal decade. This compelling work reinterprets imperial expansion from 1763-1773, exploring its vast geographical scope, including crucial developments in South Asia. Discover the competing visions and plans that defined Britain’s burgeoning global system during this transformative era between the Seven Years’ War and the American Revolution. Essential for students, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of colonial histories and the British world. Understand the contested ideas shaping a rapidly changing empire.
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Epicentre to Aftermath: Rebuilding and Remembering in the Wake of Nepal’s Earthquakes
0₹1,150.00Explore the profound human and societal dimensions of Nepal’s devastating earthquakes. This multidisciplinary analysis delves into the political, cultural, and emotional complexities of disaster aftermaths, revealing how human agency shapes recovery. Moving beyond empirical data, it offers a new understanding of post-disaster consequences and meaning. Essential for scholars and professionals in disaster studies, humanitarian aid, and social sciences, this book provides vital insights into rebuilding and remembrance, offering valuable lessons for disaster management and resilience in the South Asian context.
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Epidemic Malaria and Hunger in Colonial Punjab
0₹1,495.00Uncover the critical link between famine and devastating malaria epidemics in Colonial Punjab. This vital study, using regression analysis of British India’s vital registration data, reveals how acute hunger fueled ‘fulminant’ malaria outbreaks. It meticulously tracks malaria mortality decline post-1908, correlating it with famine control. Essential for scholars and researchers of colonial history, social medicine, public health, and South Asian social history. Explore the political imperatives behind colonial policy and the deeper implications for understanding epidemic causation.
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Eqbal Ahmad: Confronting Empire
0₹995.00Discover the enduring legacy of a preeminent anti-imperialist voice. This collection delves into the crucial art of confronting empires, exploring distorted histories and the necessity of critical thinking. Rooted in South Asian intellectual discourse and featuring profound insights, it’s essential for students, scholars, and activists in India interested in political thought, history, and post-colonial studies. Gain a sharper perspective on resistance, intellectual courage, and challenging established power structures. Understand the dynamics of global politics and imperial legacies with this vital read.
