Jw armstrong has written a remarkable treatise in support of his theory that all diseases (except those caused by traumatism or structural defects) can be cured by one means, namely human urine the book includes details of successful treatment by urine

The Water of Life

Health, Fitness & Dieting

J.W. Armstrong

Alternative Medicine

Rupa Publications

Agastya Sen, a young civil servant is posted to Madna where he experiences kitsch in all its forms - relics of the British Empire, temples, monsoons, Gandhi, savants. In his confusion he lurches towards the Hindu belief in the virtues of renunciation and an uncertain, traumatic, self-knowledge. The author has also written "The Assassination of Indira Gandhi" which was chosen for "Best Short Stories of 1986".

English, August

Literature & Fiction

Upamanyu Chatterjee

Contemporary

Rajasthan's Silver Jewellery: A Living Legacy [Hardcover] [Jan 01, 2003] Tripiti Pandey

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Tripiti Pandey

Crafts & Hobbies

While music cannot be captured on paper, one can however make an attempt to project its essence or soul through words and pictures. In presenting brief but insightful profiles of some of the living legends of Indian Classical Music, this book makes a spirited attempt to paint a timeless portrait of Indian Classical Music itself. Like a typical recital of Indian Classical Music, the participation of both the performer and his audience is important for such as attempt to realize its unseen potential.

Music Makers: Living Legends of Indian Classical Music

Arts & Photography

Ashok Roy

Photography & Video

The Adventures of Hir and Ranjha

Waris Shah

This is the ultimate celebration of the authentic Indian curry, encompassing both the classic and the unusual dishes from across India. With insightful information on spices, herbs, and chilies, and what exactly a curry is, as well as 100 mouth-watering recipes, Camellia shares the secrets she has learnt from curry lovers and cooks-from top chefs to housewives-to inspire and excite your tastebuds.

50 Great Curries of India

CAMELLIA PANJABI

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Five Point Someone: What Not To Do At IIT is Chetan Bhagat s debut novel that presents a dark and humorous perspective on the Indian education system. Set in the premises of IIT, the story revolves around three students who become friends while struggling to keep their place in this highly esteemed institute.The book doesn t tell you the ways to get into IIT or to survive it but it tells you how bad things can be if one doesn't think straight. The book talks about the monotony of the education system even at one of the country s premier engineering institutes. It takes the reader into the lives of these friends as they toil hard to cope with the strong competition at their college. Hari, Alok, and Ryan enter this institute with a dream to beat the competition and come out successful to become the few chosen ones. However, their life becomes a chaos as they mess up their grades that too big time, Hari falls in love with Prof Cherian s daughter, and Alok and Ryan just cannot control bickering with each other. Narrated in first person mostly by Hari, Five Point Someone: What Not To Do At IIT is a dark, funny book that has struck a chord in the hearts of millions of readers across the nation as it sheds some light on the dull and tough academic life in the Indian education system. The protagonists have to deal with tough teachers, with the unending exams, and the difficult academic schedule. How will these three friends manage to complete their graduation in ruthless world of IIT? Will they manage to survive? Or will they be the victims of failure at the hands of mind-numbing education system? Bhagat reveals that in this funny yet realistic novel. Five Point Someone: What Not To Do At IIT has been adapted into movies in Hindi as well as Tamil. 3 Idiots, the Hindi adaptation, has been a huge success. The book has won Bhagat several awards like Indo-American Society's Society Young Achiever's Award and The Publisher's Recognition Award. It has remained on the bestseller list since its launch in 2004.

Five Point Someone: What Not to Do at IIT

CHETAN BHAGAT

This book is a magical,unexpurgated life of Krishna,told in a spirit of bhakti for modern reader. Krishna:Life and Song of the Blue God,opens on the battlefield of Kurukshetra,on the brink of war,when the Pandava Warrior Arjuna suffers a crisis of courage and conscience.His divine cousin and charioteer,the Blue God,begins to expound the eternal dharma to him.The exposition between two teeming armies is the Bhagavad-Gita,the Song of God. The story quickly shifts back to Krishna s birth, and then again to the battle field;and so on,from song to life,chapter by chapter,until finally both narratives flow together near the end,just before the Great War erupts.Never before have Krishna s holy Gita(from the Mahabharata) and his brilliant,unforgettable life(from the Bhagavata Purana) been juxtaposed so vividly and with such an enchatment as this book.

Krishna - Life and Song of the Blue God

RAMESH MENON

In this new Rupa anthology, Ruskin Bond has brought together some wonderfully moving love stories written by master storytellers such as Oscar Wilde, O'Henry, Anthony Hope and Guy de Maupassant. This collection of magical tales of love and passion also includes stories written by Ruskin Bond himself.

The Rupa Book Of Love Stories

Ruskin, Bond

Looking back on the glorious tradition of iron making in India, Marvels of Indian Iron Through the Ages provides concrete evidence of the expertise of India s metallurgical knowledge in ancient and medieval times. It describes some of the most marvelous iron creations in India s history: the Iron Pillar of Delhi, the technology behind forge-welded cannons, and the famous wootz-steel of the subcontinent. Simply written and illustrated with line drawings and photographs, the book incorporates the latest research into the history of iron, and is certain to fascinate both serious scholars and general readers by providing them with a rare glimpse into India s rich metallurgical heritage.  Science and technology have always been an important part of India s story, as the substratum of its civilization s rationality and secular progress, the basic for pre-colonial Indian Ocean global trade, the foundation for building India s future knowledge society, and a key element in projecting Brand India. This volume is part of a multi-volume series on the subject.

Marvels of Indian Iron Through the Ages. Contribution to History of Indian Science and Technology Series

History

R. BALASUBRAMANIAM

Asia

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