The Partner A Dead Man Cant Run Forever

john-grisham

Harper Collins Publishers India

Bombay: A contemporary account of Mumbai

History

Bhojani, Namas

Asia

<p>A BASIC RENDERING OF ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST RELIGIOUS EPICS. The Bhagavadgita or Sacred Song holds an assured place among the world's great scriptures.In fourteen hundred lines of verse,the relationship of man with god-and the intense joy of divine love-are celebrated in language that is precise and beautiful. The Gita is a tale of action,taking the form of a dialogue between Arjuna and Krishna on the eve of a battle.Krishna teaches the fearful Arjuna the need for action and the requirement that he-like all mankind-take this place in the world in love and faith.Only through the search of God and the Absolute will the true self be discovered. This edition of the Bhagavadgita offers the Sanskrit text as well as Radhakrishnan's English translation and a commentary which has become a classic.His clear understanding of the profound wisdom contained within the Gita ensures an equally clear vision of it's powerful and eternal message,one that can not fail to touch the minds and spirits of all those who reach for it.</p>

The Bhagavadgita/with an Introductory Essay,Sanskrit Text,English Translation and Notes.

S. Radhakrishnan

Single Man : The Life & Times of Nitish Kumar of Bihar

Sankarshan Thakur

The much-awaited new novel from the author of the bestselling Taj trilogy By the time Queen Victoria slipped the kohinoor on her wrist, the gem had travelled around the world, changing hands over the centuries from one ruler to another in Persia, Afghanistan and India. The fascinating story of this 105-carat diamond opens in 1830, when the Indian Maharaja and founder of the Sikh empire, Ranjit Singh, takes possession of the massive jewel that has been passed from man to man, king to king, and emperor to emperor, through bloodshed and destruction, since the 1200s. When Ranjit Singh dies, four of his sons are slaughtered in wars with the British and the diamond is left to Prince Dalip Singh, a six-year-old child. The British governor-general orders that the Mountain of Light be secreted out of India in 1850, and the teenage-king Dalip Singh follows the diamond to London to officially present it to the queen as a spoil of the Sikh War. He is fêted and petted by the British monarchy for a long while until he realizes that all that Britain gives him cannot make up for the loss of his country and its celebrated diamond. Told in her inimitable trademark style, Indu Sundaresan s The Mountain of Light is a wondrous and historically rich tale, as clear and as dazzling as a diamond itself.

The Mountain of Light

Literature & Fiction

Indu Sundaresan

Genre Fiction

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