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The best of the Mughal technique of drawing and the outburst of romantic feelings with religious and spiritual fervor found a happy blend in Pahari miniatures and it further culminated in the Kangra Kalam. The paintings are complimented with a detailed co Reprint ed.

Lore and legend have endowed honey with unique nutritional and health qualities. It has been hailed as an aphrodisiac and elixir of youth. Honey is produced by bees from, plant nectar and is a mixture of water and to simple sugars tructose and glucose. Th 1st ed. 128p., Tables; Glossary; Index; 23cm.

The present Fauna of India Volume-III deals with Serpents is the third and last volume of the Group. This book contains status of 326 species and subspecies of the suborder Serpentes distributed in 87 genera and 11 families with valid scientific names. Th 1st ed. xxvi+410p., Figures.

The book provides an integrated view of various facets of scholarly science communication ranging from the stage of writing a research paper and presentation of scientific data to peer review, editorial processing of communications and to the stage of dis 1st ed. ix+181p., Tables; Appendices; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

These stories have been adapted from the Keyurabahu Charitramu of the distinguished Telegu poet Manchana. The poem narrates the story of Kind Keyurabahu in four cantons. It was written in the latter half of the thirteenth century. Manchana borrowed the th 1st ed.

After self-sufficiency in food production, major focus of modern agriculture in India is on diversification, and horticultural crops have become an important component of diversified agriculture. Similarly, systematic management of forests is also the nee 1st ed. 452p., Tables; Figures; References; Index; 23cm.

The worship of Sakti (Mother Goddess) is almost a universal phenomenon and its manifestation is seen in different forms. Indian contribution has also been laudable and it is amply noticed through the figures of Mother-Goddesses even from the pre-Indus Cul 1st ed. xii+148p., Plates; Index; 23cm.