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In this book the author competently takes on the task of presenting a coherent picture of the vast panorama that is India. With a prodigiously broad literature, which includes the Sanskritic past, as well as the other languages that flourished in the country, he has also drawn upon the corpus left b... More

A great book to put your mind to The Puffin inter-school quiz competitions have taken several cities by storm in the course of the past year. Questions from this phenomenally popular quiz are now available in this first volume of The Puffin India Quiz Book. The book contains a total of 8... More

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Discover India Books 1-3 is a set of history textbooks for classes 6 to 8 that takes a refreshing approach to studying history. The main purpose of the series is to engage the young learner in 'discovering' historical processes, as the authors believe that 'History is not just about politics, about ... More

Discover India Books 1-3 is a set of history textbooks for classes 6 to 8 that takes a refreshing approach to studying history. The main purpose of the series is to engage the young learner in 'discovering' historical processes, as the authors believe that 'History is not just about politics, about ... More

The concept of right and duties is perhaps as old as the civilization. Whether entitled under specific provisions or names, mankind has always enjoyed certain basic freedom and rights. The extent and the proportion of these rights enjoyed by the people has never been universally uniform. It varied f... More

In March 1947 Lord Louis Mountbatten became the last Viceroy of India, with the mandate to hand over "the jewel in the crown" of the British Empire within one year. Mountbatten worked with various leaders to devise a plan for partitioning the empire into two independent sovereign states. During the ... More