With an elephant head, potbelly and a penchant for good food, Lord Ganesha is one of the most popular and loved of the Hindu gods. Each of the illustrated stories in this book presents different aspects of Ganesha, be it his mischief, humour, devotion to his mother or his gentle, compassionate nature

The stories in this book depict the Buddha in several of his births in animal form. Children learn the importance of compassion amd kindness from these delightful fables which are simple and easy to understand

L'Inde: fleuves anciens, courants modernes. C'est cet aspect - la conscience de la pertinence des anciens modes de pensee et la croyance en le climat contemporain, qui donne reellement a l'Inde une place de proeminence parmi les nations les plus avancees du monde

this book is about a modern, chic Indian lives. The 47 homes hailing from all across the country - Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata etc. bring to life the country's stylish living style.

This bolume presents an in-depth reappraisal of India's record as as update of the first assesment carried our in 1997

Living Stories is an exploration of the Storytelling traditions of India, woven with the words of authors, philosophers and storytellers from around the globe. From the powerful rendition of Pandavani to the animated hues of Yakshagana, from the Mystic Baul singer to the wandering bard or the Kavad, from the intricacies of a Kathakali performance to the delicate strokes of the Kalamkari, the film showcases an essential truth about India - That the continuity of traditions is just as remarkable as its antiquity

Champaner...a small farming village in Central India. The year is 1893. On the outskirts of the village stands a British cantonment, commanded by Captain Russell (Paul Blackthorne) - an arrogant and capricious man, who wields the power of life and death over the villages under his jurisdiction...