Explore the rich tapestry of India and its surrounding regions with ‘India and Her Neighbours.’ This essential volume, authored by W. P. Andrew, offers a profound examination of India’s geography, history, and culture, meticulously detailing its interactions with neighboring nations. Delve into the subcontinent’s physical landscape, diverse population, and pivotal historical periods, from ancient dynasties to Mughal and British rule. Discover the strategic importance of its borders, analyzing relations with Afghanistan, Persia, Tibet, Nepal, and Burma. A vital resource for understanding South Asian dynamics and India’s place in the world. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this book is perfect for history enthusiasts and students alike.

Discover “The Scinde Railway: And its Relations to the Euphrates Valley, and other Routes to India” by W. P. Andrew, a seminal work exploring the strategic development of railway networks in British India. This insightful book details the Scinde Railway’s crucial role in enhancing trade, connecting Punjab to Karachi, and solidifying British economic and military interests. Andrew, a key proponent of Indian railway expansion, presents official correspondence, trade data, and statistical tables, illustrating how improved transportation, including steam navigation, boosted regional development and imperial connectivity. Essential reading for understanding 19th-century Indian infrastructure, geopolitics, and colonial strategy.