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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

The author, after a long search, arrives at what in his judgement, is the most effective strategy to overcome the food-population hunger race and to win the war on poverty. The strategy is based on a simple proposition, namely, the natural resources of all developing countries must be systematically... More

First published in 1854, Hard Times is a novel about England’s Industrial Revolution and the ideology that sustained it. In his introduction, Sambudha Sen reads the novel as a splintered work, that draws upon the expressive resources of such popular forms as radical journalism to intensify its cri... More

These are the Proceedings of the International Brainstorming Session on Geochemical Precursors for Earthquakes organised by the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata from September 11 - 13, 2006.... More

It is 1984, a year which marks the end of an era in New Delhi, a city simmering with ethnic strife during the anti-Sikh riots consequent to prime minister Indira Gandhi’s assassination. This cataclysmic event as the backdrop to the story serves to emphasize a climate of change and depicts the diff... More