The origin of Brahmi script is one of the most ticklish problems of ancient Indian history. Coupled with this problem is the question of the prevalence of the art of writing in the post-Indus –pre-Asokan period. Earlier it was believed that the knowledge 1st ed. xxvi+140p., Tables; Figures; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

The Indian subcontinent was dominated by the Imperial Guptas and the Vakatakas for some two and a half centuries beginning mid-third century A.D. Numerous works on these dynasties have appeared in English and Hindi, specially on the Imperial Guptas. But a 1st ed. xxii+154p., Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

The present monograph seeks to study the emergence and early growth of the Sramanism in India’s Religious and Religious Life. Its author Prof. S.R. Goyal is a well-known scholar of Ancient Indian Religious History. His present work is divided into ten cha 1st ed. xiv+186p., Tables; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

Unlike Islam and Christianity Hinduism is not a religion which took birth at a particular point of time due to the teachings of some human founder; its nature is eternal though ever-changing (pravahi sanatana). It is only in the case of some of its sects 1st ed. xii+168p., Bibliography; Index; 23cm.