Old books available in English

Dictionary of Indology presents the history of Indian Scriptures, Language, Literature and Humanities in all the forms, colours and dimensions; not graphically but alphabetically; from the most primitive time to the recent past; through detailed description of and references to, almost all the books available and the authors known in both Vedic and Laukika Samskrit. It deals mostly with the facts but some critical insight is also given wherever needed or necessary. Such a handy book was the need of the time as most of us are unfamiliar with most of the stupendous works by intellectual doyens.

This book contains an introductory page exclusively about the author, his brief life sketch, notable works and achievements along with word meanings of difficult words on each page marked and highlighted in the text for the students' convenience and easy understanding of the story. There is also an Exercise part after each story titled as 'An Understanding' containing four or five Questions which the reader/student has to answer making the book all the more interesting and reader-friendly.

Our mind works continuously till we breathe last. Our intellect creates our Karma. Our desires and ego produce conflicts by making continuous demands. Hence we remain unhappy and agitated even though we may possess enormous prosperity and power. Such a conflict within our inner self goes on all through life and we feel tossed in the tsunami of longings in our mind. How to come out successfully from this conflict? How to attain happiness and filfilment? The author, Dr. Ram Shankar Tiwari, in this book, 'Deal with Inner Conflict' provides answers to such troublesome questions.

"A curry is the liquid stock of a recipe that is flavoured with a harmonious blend of spices. In this book the author Aroona Reejhsinghani presents her favourite dishes/curries. Each recipe suits a lighter, healthier way of eating; every dish bursts with the flavours of north India - delectable dishes from Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan – both vegetarian and non-vegetarian.