This book is an armchair view of Test cricket, describes the experience of living with a game in a country where the sport occupies mind space like nothing else can

This is extraordinary book of photographs celebrates timeless jorney of India

This is a seminal study on Indian art's entry through modernism into post-modernism. Through fifteen essays, leading tendencies in Indian art are traced from the period of the 1850s onwards

This book combines essayist and prize-winning author Shashi Tharoor's distinctive and clear sighted prose with Ferrante Ferranti's magnificent photographs to illustrate what makes India the country it is today

The book showcases the finest work of the French photographer, made by using the technique of kite photography

This book includes pictures of India

The film is about the evolution and changing face of microfinance in India. Its about women whose lives have been transformed, about their need for self confidence and expressions, about their need to lead and to give a better life

The 'Musalman' is probably the last handwritten newspaper in the world. It has been published and read every day in South India's Chennai since 1927 in almost the same form. In the shadow of the Wallajah Mosque in Chennai, a team of six die hard workers still put out this hand-penned paper. But the story we tell here is not just of their desperation and despair. The factis, at the office of 'The Musalman', the oldest Urdu daily in India, no one has ever quit. They work till they pass on. This is the story we tell

The title, specially packaged for AIFS II captures the warmth of the friendship shared by 2 billion people across too many countries of Africa and India. The movie reflects on the economic, social and cultural dynamics of this partnership and brings out many levels of interaction between these countries - starting from diplomatic and political engagements to student-level interactions

Why Can't I is an attempt to create awareness and motivate people at the grass root level to give a serious thought to the importance to the education of young girls. The film, keeping in view the ethos of our society endorses the sentiments of Gandhi, Nanak, and Vivekananda - i.e. service to humanity without attaching a commercial value to it. We pay tribute to those real heroes, girls and women, who have made a differnce by questioning the norms of the society and doing things that changed not only their own lives for the better but also had a positive impact on precious lives around them