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This book is unique in more than one respect. This is the only book that was printed in Gandhiji's own handwriting, written in Gujrati language, his mother-tengue. Secondly, this is the only book that was written in Gujarati and then translated into English by Gandhiji himself. Thirdly, and most importantly, this small classic is the key to understand his thoughts which are still relevant, even after 100 years. This is the centenary year of the book.
His superbly illustrated landmark work explains the story of one of the last bastions of early Sikh tradition - an exotic world that has all but disappeared. Using rare pictures and documents, UK-based scholars Nidar Singh Nihang and Parmjit Singh have explored the history of the Sikhs of 'Hazoor Sahib'- the shrine in the Deccan, India, far from the traditional Sikh homeland of the Punjab - where in 1708 Guru Gobind Singh, a warrior-poet who spent much of his life battling against the ...
The Mahabharata is unarguably one of the greatest epics ever written. This spiritual epic is a treatise on life itself, with the various aspects of life depicted as colourful characters going through myriad situations. The pictorial narrative moves smoothly and effortlessly, keeping one engrossed in the story of the universal destruction of evil and the world's pursuit of truth, peace and happiness.
From the global economy and the environment to Dom Moraes' poetry and John Le Carre's oeuvre of writing, The Indian Express columnist Jaithirth Rao's new book, Notes from an Indian Conservative, which was launched on Thursday, spans a wide canvas, much like the varied interests and insights of the banker-turned-writer who is considered a unique intellectual. I believe in a minimalist state," said Rao at Crossword bookstore, Kemps Corner, Mumbai. The former development division head of Citicorp,
