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In a country where political memoirs, especially by those who are still active in politics, are rare, this book is bound to be regarded as a landmark. The book captures the politics of India spanning eight decades tracing Advaniﾒs growth. But itﾒs not a historianﾒs account, itﾒs that of a p... More

Covers all major impairments like visual, hearing,moving, autism, cerebral palsy and multiple disabilities, besides issues likeearly intervention, care at home and teaching strategies. The book is meant for those who have something to do with childhood education, identification andassessment of disa... More

One wintry day, in the year China invades India, a little before Prime Minister Nehru dies of a broken heart, a probably unholy cow comes calling on the two brothers who are the protagonists of this book. Thirty years later, after the destruction of a mosque and the departure of Nehru’s spirit fro... More

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Civil Lines is a new venture, an attempt at gathering and presenting the best unpublished writing connected with India. Very loosely speaking, Civil Lines is a literary venture. This first issue contains travel-writing, memoirs, and reflective pieces that are sought out by readers of serious fiction... More

Civil Lines 3 contains 10 short stories by Andre Beteille, R.K. Laxman, Dilip Simeon, Gauri Ramnarayan and others.... More

Civil Lines 4, like the earlier three volumes in the series, publishes the best new creative writing from India. This volume has pieces by Kai Friese on Ladakh, Brijraj Singh on making a will, Shashank Kela on the lives of fictional characters in hinterland India, Sheila Dhar on the culture of India... More