“rupinder khullar”

This convenient sized book provides you with a thoughtful and informative introduction to the major monuments of India. Ninety-five colour pictures accompanied by detailed captions take you across the length and breadth of the country. Temples, forts, palaces, mosques and ancient and medieval settle... More

501 Images of the Taj Mahal and Glimpses of Mughal Agra is the culmination of many years of work. Fascinated by the Taj's ever- changing, quicksilver quality, photographer Rupinder Khullar has captured it at various seasons of the year, at various times of the day, in every conceivable mood. Massive... More

India celebrates…all the year round, in a joyous and colourful calendar of festivals and fairs. Sacred, secular or seasonal, each of these occasions has a special spirit and verve, bringing together families, friends and communities to enjoy the sharing of gifts and festival foods. These moments ... More

Over two thousand years ago, Gautama the Buddha was born in Lumbini. Born the son of a King, he renounced all worldly pleasures in the search for truth and enlightenment. This book brings together images of that search, carefully selected from thousands of pictures that retrace His path across north... More

Exploring India is likely to take several lifetimes, even for those who live in this country. Most visitors content themselves with skimming the surface of what must be one of the world's most intensely occupied landscapes, not merely in terms of population, but in the depths to which that occupatio... More

Painting in India is an ancient art, as evidenced by the walls of Ajanta and illuminated Buddhist and Jain manuscripts. However, miniature painting in India found its real efflorescence in the Mughal and post Mughal periods, a glorious era stretching across almost three centuries. Through a series o... More