“suhash chakravarty”

Told with verve, clarity, wit and at times with enlivening sarcasm, The Raj Syndrome is an original and persuasive portrayal of the broad parameters and intricate detours of imperial perceptions of India. Rudyard Kipling and Maud Diver stood at one end of the imperial spectrum signifying unflinching... More

Dealing with the crucial period from 1869 to 1880, the work begins by examining the British attempts to come to a negotiated settlement with the Russian government regarding the states and frontiers of Afghanistan and ends with an analysis of the shifts in policy and power that led to Lord Lytton's ... More

During his years in London, Krishna Menon, a leader in the Indian nationalist movement, examined the failure of the Western democracies to contain the advent of Fascism, and as a perceptive observer, he discerned for himself the laws of motion of capitalism. In 1932 Menon, Ellen Wilkinson, Monica Wh... More

The need of the hour is strong leadership coupled with dynamic management skills. The Rupa Management Series has been created to fill just this need. Short, crisp and lucid, often tongue in cheek, these books of pithy quotations capture the essence of different aspects of management.... More