People of India: Delhi (Volume XX)
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People of India: Delhi (Volume XX)

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Discover the rich cultural tapestry of Delhi in “People of India: Delhi (Volume XX)” by K.S. Singh (ISBN: 9788173040962). Explore the diverse communities, traditions, and heritage of India’s capital. This anthropological study offers a captivating glimpse into Delhi’s vibrant social landscape. Buy now and delve into the heart of India!

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  • ISBN-13: 9788173040962
  • Publisher: Manohar
  • Publisher Imprint: Manohar
  • ISBN-10: 8173040966
  • Publisher Date: 1996

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Weight 0.5 kg

25 reviews for People of India: Delhi (Volume XX)

  1. Manan –

    The book is informative, but it could be more engaging. I struggled to stay focused at times. Still, a valuable contribution.

  2. Mukesh Kumar Khemani –

    A very interesting book on the people of Delhi. It is a must read for anyone wanting to know about the city.

  3. Sitanshu Deb –

    A fascinating look at Delhi’s diverse communities. A bit dry at times, but overall informative. Would recommend for those interested in anthropology.

  4. Bharat Jaggi –

    I enjoyed learning about Delhi’s diverse population. However, the book could benefit from more engaging storytelling.

  5. Jay Chandani –

    This book offered a unique perspective on Delhi. However, some sections felt repetitive. Overall, an interesting read.

  6. Aryan Singh Chauhan –

    The book has a good amount of detail, but is a bit too focused for a casual reader.

  7. Singh Karan Rajesh –

    An engaging and informative read about the different communities in Delhi. The author presents all the information in a engaging way.

  8. Ujjwal –

    A fascinating exploration of Delhi’s people. The author has done an excellent job capturing the essence of the city’s diversity.

  9. Pritesh Ghosh –

    Provides a great overview of the people who call Delhi home. I found it a bit dry, but I did learn a lot.

  10. Aakanksha Sharma –

    A very detailed and insightful look at the different communities in Delhi. A must-read for anyone interested in Indian culture.

  11. Sinjeni Sinha –

    While comprehensive, it felt overwhelming at times. Too much information without enough context. An okay read overall.

  12. Tanu Priya –

    Excellent study of Delhi’s communities! It’s very comprehensive and well-written. If you like anthropology, it is a definite must read!

  13. Akash Ankit –

    I was expecting a more captivating narrative. The book is informative but lacks a certain charm. Not a bad read, but not great either.

  14. Mohammed Farhan. M.k –

    An invaluable resource for understanding Delhi’s cultural landscape. The depth of research is truly commendable. Highly recommend!

  15. Rahul R Prasad –

    While comprehensive, I felt the book lacked a narrative flow. The information is valuable, but the presentation could be better. A decent read.

  16. Jay Dattatraya Tilekar –

    The book is well-researched, but I found it a bit dry and academic. Interesting if you’re specifically studying Delhi.

  17. Aadrika Gopal –

    An excellent resource for researchers and students. The depth of research is impressive. Not the most engaging read for casual readers.

  18. Gagan Khanna –

    This book felt like a textbook. Informative, but not exactly entertaining. Only recommended for serious researchers.

  19. Muskan Rastogi –

    Gives great insight into the various communities of Delhi, a lot of new things to learn. A great book if you’re interested in sociology.

  20. Aditya Kr Singh –

    Found this book incredibly insightful. It provides a detailed overview of Delhi’s cultural fabric. A must-read for anyone interested in Indian society!

  21. Hrithik Sujil –

    The book is well-written and researched, but I found it a bit dense and difficult to digest. Useful, but not enjoyable.

  22. Ishaan Kaushal –

    Found this book helpful for my research. It provides valuable insights into Delhi’s social structure. Definitely worth reading.

  23. Nishant Upadhyay –

    A fantastic study of Delhi’s communities. Very thorough, very informative. I learned so much! A wonderful resource.

  24. Rishabh Dwivedi –

    A bit too academic for my taste. The book is informative, but I found it difficult to get through. Okay if you need the details.

  25. Prachi Verma –

    A well-researched and detailed account of Delhi’s people. I appreciated the anthropological perspective. Highly recommended.

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