Malabar and the Dutch: being the history of the fall of the Nayar power in Malabar

Panikkar, K.M.

The book about the Dutch connection with Malabar begins with the capture of Cochin from the Portuguese in 1668 to 1795 when the Dutch flag eased to fly on the west coast. This period is of special interest because it witnessed the fall of the nayar power.

The haunting Himalayas

Sibal, Rajni Sekhri

ISBN: 9789388409674, 9388409671

The Law of Partnership in India

S T Desai

ISBN: 9789389991260, 9389991269

Making of India's Northeast: geopolitics of borderland and transnational interactions

Gogoi, Dilip

LCCN: 2021317249

Saahi's quest

Yuvan, M.

ISBN: 9788187945871, 8187945877

Pluralistic economics and its history

ISBN: 9780367376574, 0367376571

This volume is a history of economics--also looks at the history of economics in India and its evolution as a discipline since the country's independence.

Folk theatres of North India: contestation, amalgamation and transference

Singh, Karan

ISBN: 9780367479206, 0367479206

LCCN: 2020335912

The Brihajjatakam of Varsha Mihira, tr. Swami Vijnanananda

ISBN: 9788170690238, 8170690234

Buddhist logic, 2 vols.

Stcherhatsky, F.Th

ISBN: 9788121507240, 8121507243

Textbook on Women & Child Laws

Dr Nuzhat Parveen Khan

ISBN: 9789389991161, 9389991161

Human Dignity: A Purpose in Perpetuity

Dr Ashwani Kumar

ISBN: 9788194471523, 8194471524

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The Lankavatara Sutra: a Mahayana text

Suzuki, D.T.

ISBN: 9789387496354, 938749635X

The Lankavatara Sutra is a prominent Mahayana Buddhist text. The present translation by Suzuki is a translation of Bunyu Nanjo's Sanskrit edition published in 1923. The title roughly translates as `Entering into Lanka'. The Lankavatara Sutra draws upon the concepts and doctrines of Yogacara and Buddha-nature. It is notably an important sutra in Chan Buddhism and Japanese Zen. Daisetsu Teitaro S...

Footprints on the sands

Shah, Rajeeva Ratna

ISBN: 9788182903593, 8182903599

This book is a chronological narrative of the evolution of a civil servant from his days as a district officer, through his stint in the State Government, moving to his final destination as a Secretary to Govt of India.