In India, a woman is traditionally regarded as an honourable and dignified personality. She is a Goddess, she is Laxmi, she is Saraswati and she is sacred mother (Devi Mata). Woman is the subject of authors and poets and the object (model) for artists and 1st ed. Cxliii+4476p.

Kaleidoscoed in this books is a landscape of history, culture and lore. In the bastions and ramparts of the citadels in Bundelkhand, is the setting of events resonating in thought, letter and song. A range of history, culture and lore is chronicled. When 1st ed. 192p.

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The end of Second World War ushered in the end of colonialism. A bipolar world emerged divided between the Soviet and US blocs. As countries became super industrialized, a new form of colonialism emerged. Economic exploitation took the place of political 1st ed. x+422p.

Women, commonly referred as the better half of her male counterpart, always been a subject of great concern right from the earliest civilization. Sometime they are called goddess and treated above the men. But the real fact is that most of the times they 1st ed. viii+288p.

The book gives information about the Indian women and the marriage institution. The various chapters of the book deals with various stages of married life that is when to get married, what are the essential ingredients for a happy married life. Besides th 1st ed. viii+240p.

The importance of child welfare cannot be over-emphasised since the growth and development of any society is heavily dependent on the health and well-being of its children. The primary objective is to outline the options available for using the convention 1st ed. x+248p., Index; 23cm.

Successful conferences between parents and school people grow out of an understanding of factors important in the development of children. Parents and teachers are mutually concerned about helping the child to learn the knowledge, skills, and attitudes es 1st ed. viii+184p.