This book is Gujarati translation of Sahitya Akademi award-winning Bangla novel - Kalbela by Samresh Majumdar. 1st ed. 592p.

Sri Aurobindo Ghose is famous as Yogiraj Aurobindo. He was an enigma – though being an ascetic, he ate non-vegetarian food, smoked sigar and even consumed liquor. Ascetism and non-vegetarianism are considered contradictory to each other. Yet, no one ever 1st ed. 122p.

This work is an attempt to trace the history of the British Forest Policy, with particular reference to Bengal. The edifice of colonial forestry was built upon the commercial and imperial needs of the British Empire. The authors stresses on the colonial a 1st ed. 322p., Maps.

Did you know that Lala Amarnath was once charged with accepting a purse of Rs. 5,000 from cricket enthusiasts in Calcutta for including a Bengali player in the Indian side? Or that an Indian side was forced to come back from the UK because they had no mon 1st ed. xvi+170p., Plates; Notes; Index; 23cm.

Accelerated urbanization imposes immense pressure on the dwindling energy sources and fragile ecosystems. Yet, the resource crunch confronting energy supplies can be alleviated if we design and develop future buildings by incorporating sound concepts of e 1st ed. 252p., 28cm.

Cricket has been the binding spirit for a fractious India; it has been opium and adrenalin, valium and vitamin. It has been social mobility, and it has been tolerance and secularism. The story of Indian cricket is the story of a society, a tapestry woven 1st ed. 256p., Illustrations; 26cm.

This book is dedicated to the study of nutrition and health problem of women on micro-macro level. The huge and large unappreciated role that malnutrition plays in the global burden of disease, together with a range of cost-effective health sector interve 1st ed. viii+245p., Tables; Figures; Appendix; Index; 25cm.

The form of settlement in any particular region reflects Man's relationship with the environment. The pattern and structure of settlement in a space along with the organization of population provides fair idea about the levels of development achieved by t 1st ed. xv+271p., Tables; Maps; Illustations; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

Was soccer the unique Indian answer to the imperial charge of effeminacy held against the educated Indian male in the late nineteenth century? Was Mohun Bagan’s victory in 1911 a triumph of Indian nationalism? Is there a significant relationship between f 1st ed. 312p., 8 Black & White Photo.

The Hindu History by Akshoy k. Majumdar forms part of the indispensable canon of works on the chronological growth of Hinduism and the Indian nation. Written in early 20th century, it is a classic which traces the origin and development of Hindustan from 1st ed. 600p., 23cm.