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The book draws attention to the flow of capital and finance from colonial India to Britain during 1890–1914. The author contends that current Neoclassical and Marxian literature in this regard cannot capture and explain such a flow. Also these writings, according to the author, are centred on Euro... More

This book is based on the latest syllabus for the hotel management entrance examination conducted by the National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology. It is a comprehensive guide for aspirants who wish to gain entry into the 3-years Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)programme in Hospitalit... More

The book provides the methods, processes, and functioning of international trade, finance, and organisations in the WTO regime along with the latest international business concepts and current practices in international trade and financial markets across the globe. It provides several useful tools,... More

Discover adventures and excitement of mathematical puzzles! This book will help you to match your wits with the human computer!! Sharpen your intellect, delight your friends and enjoy hours of purposeful entertainment!!! ... More

We can't live without numbers. We need them in our daily chores, big and small. But we carry in us a certain fear of numbers and are never confident about using them. The author makes it easy for us - and interesting.... More

This long-awaited sequel to Have Some Sums to Solve deals with alphametics or cryptarithms interspersed with fascinating facts in Number Theory.The appeal of these puzzles can really be traced to the fact that achieving success is virtually independent of one’s mathematical prowess.... More

The poems reflect Bhatla’s meetings with a variety of “ordinary people” as he looks back on his life in Bombay. Lovers of serious and difficult poetry have much to brood over when they confront the subtle, but convincingly human characters of Sanjiv Bhatla. He is not their creator but their co... More

New Page 1 Human nature is not altogether unchanging but it does remain sufficiently constant to justify the study of ancient classics. The problems of human life and destiny have not been superseded by the striking achievements of science and technology. The Upanisads though remote in time ... More

Building Block for English provides teachers with a systematic approach to the development of study skills and language in 9 to 11 years old. The book has three main aims: To help young learners of English become more independent and autonomous through the development of good learning skills and str... More