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Census of India 1901: Bombay – Imperial Tables Volume Book 23 Vol. IX-A, Pt. 2
0₹3,425.00Unlock pre-independence India’s demographic secrets with this definitive volume from the Census of India 1901, specifically detailing Bombay. This pivotal work, a part of the comprehensive Imperial Tables, offers unparalleled historical data on the region’s social and economic landscape. Delve into housing, population shifts, detailed religious and caste demographics, education, and occupational structures from the early 20th century. An indispensable resource for historians, researchers, and students of Indian history and sociology looking to understand colonial India’s foundational data.
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Folklore of Bombay
0₹1,420.00Uncover the rich tapestry of Bombay’s ancient beliefs and customs in this meticulously compiled ethnographic study. Delve into the folklore of the Bombay Presidency, exploring regions like the Deccan, Konkan, and Gujarat. This essential reference work categorizes natural object worship, spirit possession, totemism, and the evil eye, offering a deep dive into the cultural heritage of pre-independence India. Ideal for historians, researchers, and enthusiasts of Indian culture, it illuminates the fascinating societal practices, rites, and beliefs that shaped this vibrant region. Discover the roots of Mumbai’s past and enduring Indian traditions.
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The Folklore of Bombay
20Original price was: ₹1,195.00.₹776.75Current price is: ₹776.75.Discover the captivating folklore of Bombay in this insightful exploration by R.E. Enthoven. “The Folklore of Bombay” delves into the city’s rich cultural heritage, uncovering fascinating myths, legends, and traditions. Published in 1924, this book offers a rare glimpse into the beliefs and customs of bygone eras, providing readers with a deeper understanding of Bombay’s vibrant cultural tapestry.
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The Tribes and Castes of Bombay {2Nd Vol.}
0₹930.00Delve into the foundational study of Indian castes and tribes with this detailed exploration of the Bombay Presidency. This seminal volume meticulously catalogues communities, offering profound ethnographic insights into their origins, traditions, and societal roles, with a significant focus on Scheduled Castes. Essential for researchers, historians, and students of Indian sociology and anthropology, it provides an unparalleled understanding of India’s intricate social fabric and its historical development.
