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Sunil Gangopadhyay's Shorger Niche Manush - At Heaven's Gates weaves itself around the characters of Bhashwati, Ranjan,and Prosenjit. It starts one afternoon and ends the next. And in this short span of time, with just three actors on the stage of his story, Gangopadhyay succeeds in recreating every... More

A translation of the Bengali novel Yubok Yubotira, first published in 1967, The Youth is remarkable for its realistic portrayal of the lives of a group of young men and women and their strife to find the meaning of their existence. In his foreword to the second edition, the author writes that this w... More

Raja Roychowdhury or ‘Kakababu’ is a name that strikes fear in the hearts of all who live in the shadowy world of crime. The ex-bureaucrat’s razor sharp intelligence and feats of breathtaking daring rushes the readers through a maze of spine-chilling mysteries and fearful adventure... More

A collection of ten unforgettable stories by a renowned Bengali writer Sunil Gangopadhyay. These stories deal with a myriad of human emotions and anguish resulting from social disparities and age old religious conflicts. In each of these stories, the reader discovers the tender humanism, the refres... More

The colour and romance of Rajasthan is the focus of this book, which celebrates the state's history, customs, festivals, art and architecture, and the indomitable spirit of its people, through splendid photographs and a very personalized narrative.... More

The Sultans of Delhi came from relatively humble origins. They were slaves who rose to become generals in the armies of the Afghan rule Muizz al-Din Ghuri. Their transformation into rulers of a kingdom of great political influence in North India was a slow and discontinuous process that occurred thr... More

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C.Y. Chintamani wielded the pen like a sword and dominated Indian journalism in the first three decades of the 20th century. He was the chief Editor of The Leader of Allahabad and the foremost liberal leader. Yet, today he remains forgotten in the heaps of archival material.... More

This novel is based partly on anunpublished autobiography of Lady Ranu Mukherjee, wife of the late industrialistSir Biren Mukherjee. It describes the relationshipbetween Tagore and young Ranu in pre-independent India, revealing much of how the two had initially met, how this relationship grew andflo... More