Aimed at those who have an elementary knowledge of linear algebra, general topology, multivariate, calculus, analysis, and algebraic topology, this book gives an introduction to some fundamental tools of differential topology. The first part comprising ch 1st ed. xiii+441p.

This book is the first comprehensive study of the impact of colonialism on the agriculture of this very important region which, apart from the Pakistani and Indian provinces of Punjab, included the present day Indian provinces of Haryana and Himachal Prad 1st ed. xxviii+212p., Tables., 23cm.

Books on under consumption theories are rare; this book is an attempt to satisfy this desire of economists. Under consumption theories have a long history and may be considered to be as old as the science of Economics itself. Under consumption theories st 1st ed. vi+138p., Figures; References; Bibliography; 22cm.

In ‘Catching Fish’ the monsoon have flooded the streets; fish leap and swim about to the delight of a group of little boys, who try their best to catch them, only to encounter a marvellous talking fish who becomes their friend. In ‘Quilt’ a young boy has 1st ed. 52p., Plates.

Kalo is a young village lad, who loves the world of nature around him. One day he captures a bird but then, sympathizing with her longing for freedom sets her free and befriends her. The close friendship between the boy and the Koel is tested by a long en 1st ed. 32p.

‘Somewhere. . .’ is a lullaby in prose, a delightful little tale about a child who pesters his sleepy aunt for a story, only to fall asleep before the end. Shefali is a little girl who is put out to work as a maid by her parents who cannot afford to feed 1st ed. 52p., Illustrations.

Every human is an incomplete story In of Man and Earth, Sirsendu Mukherjee intricately weaves a novel where the relationships mirror the tenuous and fragile nature of life in the real world. Trisha and Srinath, trapped in a loveless marriage, seeking some 1st ed. 708p.

Merchants and Companies in Bengal: Kasimbazar and Jugdia in the Eighteenth Century offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of the South Asian merchants as well as the organizations of the Textile Trade in Bengal in the first half of the Eighteenth Cen 1st ed. xl+192p., Illustrations; Maps; 26cm.

Experimental psychology is a rapidly developing and complex discipline in modern evolving society. The present publication attempts to provide the student of psychology as well as the researcher and laboratory personnel a clear and comprehensive picture o 1st ed. vii+330p., Tables; Figures; Index; 23cm.

Education has ever been looked at Indian culture as a holistic effort since time immemorial. The country has been a major seat of learning for centuries. Its current state presents a much-varied picture. While the country has some of the best educational 1st ed. xii+169p., Bibliography; Index; 24cm.