Present volume is all about a very crucial period of modern India under British Rule because after end of First World War followed by famine, unemployment and magnified sufferings of Indian people and new motivations and impulses which influenced the char 1st ed. viii+298p.

This volume has deep thrust on the polity of Rajputs, their socio-economic life and administrative capability in a large area of Indian sub-continent. Well-weaved into several chapters, the theme has bearing on emergence of Rajputs and their chivalry for 1st ed. viii+296p.

This volume depicts in a comprehensive way about the society, nobility and institutions in ancient India. Its academic coverage is fairly large clarifying several significant points on the functioning of bureaucracy and caste system at various levels. The 1st ed. viii+238p.

The Long-drawn political struggle for the attainment of Swaraj continued for more than six decades. The participants in this struggle were well-known Parliamentarians, statesmen, teachers, poets, women, peasants and students from all the regions of our su 1st ed. viii+284p., viii+285p., viii+280p., viii+290p., viii+281p., viii+283p., viii+304p., viii+310p., viii+300p., viii+289p., References; 23cm.

This encyclopaedic study has been weaved into four volumes covering various aspects of the region through its ages. The highlights of the theme are socio-economic, cultural and political developments through the ages. Undoubtedly all these volumes have be 1st ed.