 | Sir Padampat Singhania This book presents in words and pictures the story of an exemplary nationalist who was destined to change the course of Indian history.
This is also the story of an innovative industrialist who has touched the lives of many, both in India and across the world. Sir Padampat Singhania: Man of All Seasons is a tribute to this great man, presented by his sons, Dr Gaur Hari Singhania and Govind Hari Singhania. | | |  | RABINDRANATH TAGORE A Chronicle of his Life and Works
By Nitapriya Ghosh Rabindranath Tagore, a name very close to our hearts, evokes a feeling of pride, awe and inspiration and continues to arouse our curiosity to know more about this multi-faceted personality. Biographers have either tried to analyse his works in the light of his life or in the perspective of his contemporary time. This book chronicles the Poet’s contributions in the context of the period to which he belonged, bringing into light those incidents, anecdotes and issues which... | | |  | NAINSUKH OF GULER A great Indian painter from small hill-state
By BN Goswamy At Haridwar, where the Ganga descends from the mountains into the plains and begins its magestic journey towards the sea a long, long way off, every evening devotees light simple earthen lamps, place them on small platters of leaves along with some flowers and standing... | | |  | KUTIYATTAM The Heritage Theatre of India
By Sudha Gopalakrishnan Kutiyattam: The Heritage Theatre of India,is the first major book on this vibranttheatre tradition that existed in Indiafrom the times of the Natya Sastra. Ittraces the history and evolution ofKutiyattam through different ages, itsaesthetics and theatre grammar as wellas the challenges in its transmission to anew generation of artists and viewers.
Kutiyattam has its own distinctivetheatrical conventions and actingmethods, with highly sophisticated facialexpressions and an exceptionalvocabulary of gestures. It is the art ofelaboration of action through... | | |
