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The aspect of post-elementary grammar and usage of Hindi are identified clearly with page numbers listed against them as they are being covered contextually and more meaningfully.

This book discusses in depth the first appearance of the Aryans on the stage of history, Aryanization of the Mediterranean, primitive Aryan culture, Asiatic cradle of the Aryans, Aryans in Central Europe, North European cradle of the Aryans, and Aryans in South Russia.

And finally, it covers the interaction between Buddhism and modern thought.

Also, this book contains sayings and philosophies from Kathiawar, Deccan, and compositions by Muslim and Parsee communities.

The rendition is therefore an integral part of Project Udbhav that seeks to study and document the long history of Indian military and strategic thought and traditions.

The book also provides detailed descriptions of the Sanskrit termin­ologies that are central to Indo-Aryan mythology, making the book acces­sible to both scholars and general readers.

Ending Famine in India examines the tripartite relationship of India, Britain and the United States, linking the late-Victorian holo­causts with the struggle for food security in the 1950s.

This book is of worth to scholars and students interested in the prehistory.

This book explains that the history based on judgemental aspect is something not to be done, and provides a wider explanation rather than providing in normative terms.

Lastly, the book covers folklore, the origins of various deities, and the impact on social systems based on social, moral, and religious aspects.

However the main part of this book deals with sacred festivals celebrated in India, prevailing belief systems, sects, societies, marriage practices, saints, superstitions, and fairs associated. The book will be of interest to both general and academic readers.

This book is highly fascinating for students of ancient history and archaeology.

The book is highly recommended to students, instructors, museologists, and research scholars interested in Indian arts.

This volume will be of much interest to researchers, teachers and students. The issues discussed in the volume will also draw the attention of civil society organisations and NGOs engaged in advocacy activities.

Highly recommended for students and scholars interested in the anthropology, sociology, and history of the prehistoric era.

This book covers the cultural, regional, and socio-economic aspects of the Travancore region, which was a Princely state.

This book is a bilingual work, re¬presenting 5184 English words, and 3000 Hindustani colloquial words, and this list contains common words spoken on an everyday basis by the countryside population of Northern India.

This book will not only be appreciated by students of visual arts, researchers, and academicians, and but also by the universities across the world where Sikh Studies are taught.

The cult of the naked Nagas has a long history. The present volume aims to explore new findings which are available in various archives and repositories in order to fill up the lacuna in Jadunath Sarkar's work on the subject as elaborated in the present introduction.

The team also visited the PVTG hamlets, interviewed the people, and recorded their observations with regard to development. Socio-economic status of each PVTG is described in the volume while a summary including a few suggestions is given in the introduction.

Christian Dalits are casteless because they belong to a com­munity who in their pre-Dalit state were casteless and classless people. Also Christians are supposed to be casteless, because Christian re­ligion is considered to be above caste or class.

The author writes further that Gandhara art is Indic, and not European. This book is highly recommended for scholars and researchers interested in Buddhist art.

These include the following: a chronological survey of Bengal Sultan coins, the minting process, and popular Islamic titles issued, which include the famous Arabic-Persian titles, such as 'Khilafat' and 'Khilafat Allah', and the coins issued by princes and non-rulers.

The third part talks about the establishment of Portuguese rule in Burma with the Portuguese occupation of Pegu, discussing the conflicts between the Portuguese and Arakanese rulers and the establishment of Portuguese adventurer and mercenary Filipe de Brito e Nicote at Syriam.

The motives, reasonings, and action of the Indians displayed in broad daylight, he felt, would be an inestimable advantage in the administration of justice.

This volume explores Buddhist localisations through manuscripts and material culture in the multiethnic oases of the Tarim basin, the Transhimalyan region of Zangskar, Ladakh and Kashmir and the Western Tibetan Kingdom of Purang-Guge.

Later on, although officials of the colonial adminis­tra-tion also studied the languages and culture of India, it was - contrary to what is usually assumed - particularly the many missionaries who made the greatest contribution to the mapping of Hinduism.

A few hundred at most, found themselves among quite unwarlike tribes the Todas, Kotas and Kurumbas who understandingly gave them land to settle on.