“s sarkar”

This major work explores some of the most important questions facing humanity. The author looks to a fundamentally different future—one in which the very notion of progress is differently conceived. This urgently needed vision of a sustainable ‘good society’ must have some historical continuit... More

A Magic Place introduces children to the joy of reading literature and other well-loved texts at school. The appealing layout and the delightful illustrations enable children to understand and appreciate a wide range of writing in English. A Magic Place encourages children to read more.... More

A Magic Place introduces children to the joy of reading literature and other well-loved texts at school. The appealing layout and the delightful illustrations enable children to understand and appreciate a wide range of writing in English. A Magic Place encourages children to read more.... More

A Magic Place introduces children to the joy of reading literature and other well-loved texts at school. The appealing layout and the delightful illustrations enable children to understand and appreciate a wide range of writing in English. A Magic Place encourages children to read more.... More

A Magic Place introduces children to the joy of reading literature and other well-loved texts at school. The appealing layout and the delightful illustrations enable children to understand and appreciate a wide range of writing in English. A Magic Place encourages children to read more.... More

Widely acclaimed by Eliot critics both at home and abroad, the book has been mentioned in various reference books of International renown, such as The Dictionary Of Literary Biography, The International Authors and Writers Who`s Who, A History Of Indian English Literature By M K Naik, Indian Journal... More

This book is a brilliant historicisation and scathing critique of many of the dominant concepts by which Indians generally, and north Indian Hindus more specifically, think and live today. Historians, sociologists, political scientists and serious readers who wish to understand how the immediate pas... More

The political context in which the Historian of India finds himself today, says Sumit Sarkar, is dominated by the advance of the Hindu Right and globalised forms of capitalism. Simultaneously, the historians intellectual context is now dominated by the marginalisation of Marxism and a shift to cultu... More