“visnu sarma”

Tradition ascribes the Pancatantra, a collection of fables from India, to Visnu Sarma whose existence has not been conclusively established. Faced with the challenge of educating three unlettered princes, Visnu Sarma evolved a unique pedagogy -- for his aim was to teach the princes how to think, no... More

The Pancatantra is one of the earliest books of fables and its influence can be seen in the Arabian Nights, the Decameron, the Canterbury Tales and most notably in the Fables of La Fontaine... Tradition ascribes this fabulous work to Visnu Sarma, whose existence has not been conclusively established... More

In the nineteenth and the early twentieth centuries, the nobles of the princely state of Hyderabad lived in palatial residences known as deodis, some 1200 of which once existed in the Old City of Hyderabad. Almost all of these traditional homes have been demolished in recent years, leaving little tr... More

The collection of 'Essays on Pre and Protohistoric cultures' brings to light some facets on the Roots of Indian Civilization. Hardbound... More

This is the story of two souls who loved each other, and wanted to become more than friends for the rest of their lives.This is the story of two souls who loved each other, and wanted to become more than friends for the rest of their lives.... More