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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. Book Club Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Re-building village India: the approach of Gandhi and Tagore today/Sabyasachi Bhattacharya. 2. Social federalism and identity politics: cooperation and conflicts of castes in modern India/Dietmar Rothermund. 3. 1857 revolt in Hyderabad state/V. Ramakrishna. 4. Prosifying the poesy: a Dalit critique of modernization of Telugu/K. Purushotham. 5. The perceptions and participation of women in people's struggles in India/E. Sudha Rani. 6. Communal bias in secular curriculum: a study of Andhra Pradesh history text books/G. Samba Siva Reddy. 7. Akhari Suf: addressing the issues of Muslim Dalits in Democratic India/Md. Reyaz Ahmad. 8. Ambedkar as a builder of modern India/Basanta Kumar Mallik. 9. Indian nationalism and national movement: a historiography analysis of peasant nationalism in Odisha/Subhash C. Padhy. 10. Colonialism and deforestation in Naga Hills 1881-1947/S. Victor Babu. 11. The nature of famines and droughts in colonial Andhra 1858-1900/T. Vijay Kumar. 12. Withdrawal of Telengana Armed struggle political and ideological debate 1948-51/K. Ramesh. 13. The influence of performing arts during Telangana Armed struggle/Srinivas Rao Vaddanam. 14. Vetti system in Telangana : as reflected in contemporary Telugu literature/Thallapally Manohar and Bandi Srinivas. 15. Remembering Doddi Mallaiah the harbinger of people's movement against the Visnuru Deshmukh: an historical perspective (1940-1952)/Ramesh Panneeru. 16. Festivals of the Sugalis/K. Nettikallappa and K. Krishna Naik. 17. Local self Government in Madras presidency a study of Anantapur Municipality/K. Krishna Naik, T. Purandhar and K. Nettikallappa. 18. Power of fortification: a case of Daulatabad fort/Salma Ahmed Farooqui. 19. An unpublished stone sculpture of Karaikkal Ammaiyar from Srisailam/Myneni Krishnakumari. .This volume contains 23 papers dealing with the socio-economic and cultural dimensions of modern Indian history. A volume of collected essays is bound to be diverse and heterogeneous, yet there is coherence and commonality in terms of the areas and themes identified for historical investigation. A number of papers in this volume focused on new themes and investigated them with solid empirical evidence. Some of them also highlighted new areas in the socio-economic history of modern India. This volume presents a good range of scholars form highly academic to greatly experienced people in the field of historical research. The papers presented in this volume explore the hidden and the neglected dimensions of Indian history and culture. The emerging new historiography in recent years has taken cognizance of variations and diversities in the historical experiences of Indian society and culture. (jacket).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Beyond the veil of our reality lies a cosmic ocean of time, where universes are born, sustained, and dissolved in an eternal dance. At the heart of this epic cycle stand the Trimurti: Brahma the Creator, Vishnu the Preserver, and Shiva the Transformer. But who are these divine architects, and how do their counterparts, the Tridevi, shape the fabric of existence? 'Weavers of Eternity' takes you on a profound journey into the heart of the Hindu Puranas, ancient texts brimming with cosmic narratives. This meticulously researched analysis deciphers the intricate concepts of Yugas, Kalpas, and Manvantaras, revealing the grand scale of Hindu cosmology. You will explore the lonely task of Brahma, the unwavering dharma of Vishnu, and the transformative grace of Shiva's cosmic dance. Moving beyond simple mythology, this book examines the philosophical depths of Lila (the divine play) and Maya (the cosmic illusion), offering timeless insights into the cyclical nature of life and the universe. Whether you are a curious seeker or a student of mythology, this guide provides a clear and accessible window into the enduring wisdom of the cosmic trinity and its relevance in our own lives. Discover the symphony of creation that has captivated minds for millennia. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…