446 results for 'Jha, Raj Kamal'

Love Yourself Like Your Life Depends On It is a powerful story of transformation and self-discovery. After experiencing a profound depression, Kamal Ravikant found solace in a simple yet profound...

The Masjid Kamal Loves by Ashley Franklin is a joyful picture book that celebrates the joys of attending Jumu'ah prayer at the local masjid. Inspired by traditional nursery rhymes, this story builds...

Mastering Autodesk Fusion 360 requires practice and exercises to hone your skills. This book provides 200 CAD exercises to help you test your abilities in FUSION 360 and other feature-based modeling...

Kamal The African Warrior by Paul Odiaka is a gripping tale of survival and destiny. Born into a life he never knew, Kamal's true identity as the son of a king sets him on a perilous journey to...

The story of how the British made themselves masters of India in less than a hundred years is one of the most remarkable tales of modern history. From 1858 to 1947, the Raj was a period of immense...

Raj Kapoor: The One and Only Showman is a unique exploration of the life and legacy of one of India's most influential film-makers. Through a combination of Raj Kapoor's own words, culled from...

Enemy of the Raj is a gripping historical thriller set in 1930s India. When Sir Percival Harris and Professor Ernest Drabble arrive at the Maharaja's palace, they are drawn into a complex web of...

The Billionaire Raj: A Journey Through India's New Gilded Age by James Crabtree. India's rapid growth has created a new class of billionaires who wield immense influence over business and politics...

Raj has a very important rule: he never uses the bathroom at school. He likes to stick to his routine and avoid any distractions. But one day, disaster strikes - literally! - and Raj has to break his...

Stones of Empire: The Buildings of the RajThis book explores the diverse and complex architecture of the British empire in India, spanning three centuries from its early trading settlements to the...

Wicked Women of the Raj tells the story of twenty European women who defied convention to marry Indian princes in the 19th century.These women, who sailed from England to India during the cold...

The British Raj Volume II: Decay by Elisabeth Beckett explores the events that led to the series of riots in India in 1919, with a focus on General Dyer and his role in the Amritsar incident. Using...

Raj and his dad are going on holiday. They're really looking forward to it. They've been planning this trip for ages, and Raj can't wait to see what adventures they'll have together. This is going to...

In 1946 post-war India, Jeanie Munro returns to her husband Mungo and their new life in Murree, but finds it restrictive and lonely. Her experiences during the war have changed her, and she struggles...

Raj and his dad are looking forward to a special day out together. They've planned all sorts of fun activities, but things take an unexpected turn when Dad realises he's left his wallet at home.Will...

India Conquered Britain's Raj and the Chaos of Empire by Jon E. Wilson The history of British India is often shrouded in myth and misconception. This comprehensive one-volume history sets out to...

Railways & the Raj: How the Age of Steam Transformed India by Christian Wolmar explores the complex history of India's railways. Completed in 1853, the first line marked the beginning of a vast...

Rifleman of the Raj: A Soldier's JournalExperience life in British India during the tumultuous years of 1919-1920 through the eyes of an underage soldier. This unique journal offers a firsthand...

Ruskin Bond's stories have captivated readers for decades, and it's likely that some of his ghostly tales are being shared among spirits too. In this collection of short stories, Bond weaves together...

The Fishing Fleet: A World of Romance and Adventure in the Raj By Anne de Courcy In the late 19th century, Britain's colonial reign was at its peak, with India as the crown jewel. Many young men left...

Rudyard Kipling's Plain Tales From The Raj features forty short stories set in British India, many initially published in the Lahore Civil and Military Gazette. These tales offer insights into Indian...

The Fourth and final title in Paul Scott's acclaimed Raj Quartet is a poignant conclusion to the series. As the British presence in India draws to a close, the fall of the Empire signals the end of...

The Towers of Silence by Paul Scott As the last days of World War II unfold, the British Raj in India is crumbling. In the midst of this turmoil, the lives of the English wives, mothers, daughters,...

The Day of the Scorpion The arrest of ex-Chief Minister Mohammed Ali Kasim by British police signals a further deterioration in Anglo-Indian relations. For families like the Laytons, who have lived...

The Billionaire Raj: A Journey Through India's New Gilded Age by James Crabtree. India's rapid transformation has created a stark divide between its wealthy elite and the millions living in poverty...

Plain Tales from the Raj explores the complex history of British India in the 20th century. From its origins as a military expansionist endeavour to its evolution into a system of governance, this...

The Fishing Fleet: A Story of Young Women's Adventures in India during the Raj. In the late 19th century, as the British Empire reached its peak, many young women from Britain set sail for India in...

Rebels Against the Raj: Western Fighters for India's Freedom by Ramachandra Guha This book tells the remarkable story of seven individuals who chose to struggle for a country other than their own,...

The Hollywood Raj: How Brits Reigned in the Golden Age of the Movies by Sheridan Morley explores the fascinating history of British actors and characters who shaped the film industry during its...

The Dialogue of Awaara, Raj Kapoor's Immortal Classic is a unique collection of screenplay and dialogue from one of India's most beloved films. This book brings to life the characters through K.A...

Last Children of the Raj: British Childhoods in India (1939-1950)Over 280 contributions and 200 photographs from more than 120 individuals bring to life the stories of the last generation of children...

The Raj at War: A People's History of India's Second World War by Yasmin Khan. This comprehensive account sheds light on India's turbulent home front during the Second World War, revealing the...

Warren Hastings's story is one of remarkable rise and fall. Born into poverty, he worked his way up from humble beginnings to become Britain's first governor-general of India. Hastings's experiences...

The Partition of British India: A History and Legacy This book provides an in-depth exploration of the division of the British Raj into India and Pakistan. It includes contemporary accounts,...

The Billionaire Raj: A Journey Through India's New Gilded Age by James Crabtree is a vivid portrait of a divided democracy. Over the past two decades, India has grown at an unprecedented rate, yet...

Rebels Against the Raj: Western Fighters for India's Freedom by Ramachandra Guha This book tells the story of seven individuals who chose to fight for a country other than their own, joining the...

Wavell and the Dying Days of the Raj: Britain's Penultimate Viceroy in India by Muhammad Iqbal Chawla is a detailed analysis of Lord Wavell's tenure as Viceroy of India, set against the backdrop of...

Reporting the Raj: A Study of British Press Reporting in India, 1880-1922 This study examines the dynamics of British press reporting of India and the attempts made by the British Government to...

Discover the captivating history of the British Raj, spanning nearly 350 years and covering four separate states that exist today: Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, and Burma. From the East India...

The Rule of Bosses in South Asia explores the concept of "Mafia Raj" in South Asia, where powerful individuals known as gangster politicians wield significant influence through violence and fear...

Banned & Censored: What the British Raj Didn't Want Us To Read by Devika Sethi explores the complex history of sedition and censorship in colonial India. Through 100 banned, censored or deemed...

The Lion and the Tiger: The Rise and Fall of the British Raj, 1600-1947 by Denis Judd. Over four hundred years ago, English traders and interlopers first made contact with India. Initially viewed as...

The transformation of India from British Raj to Republic marked a pivotal moment in decolonization and national independence. This period was characterized by violence, displacement, and the...

Paul Scott's epic study of British India in its final years is a sweeping narrative that explores the encounter between East and West. Spanning the tumultuous years of the Second World War and the...

Paul Scott's epic study of British India in its final years is a sweeping narrative that explores the complexities of cultural encounter and personal drama. Set against the backdrop of the Second...

The Jewel in the Crown by Paul Scott In 1942, India is on the brink of change. The British Empire is facing its greatest challenge, and the country is torn between its loyalty to its colonial rulers...

The Grand Raj Palace Hotel, a century-old icon of Mumbai's elite, is shaken to its core when a murder takes place. American billionaire Hollis Burbank's body is discovered, and the pressure mounts to...

Archiving the British Raj: A Study of India's Archival Policy, 1858-1947 This book explores the development of a central archive in India and the complex relationship between knowledge and power...

Alexander Martin has arrived in Bombay with high hopes and idealism. However, his enthusiasm is short-lived as he becomes increasingly unpopular among the British establishment. As tensions rise,...

The Global Revolt against the Raj and the Hidden History of the Singapore Mutiny, 1907 - 1915 In 1907, a global movement against the British Empire began to take shape. This movement, known as the...

The Prince and the Poisoner: A Gripping Tale of Murder and Deception in 1930s India On 29 November 1933, Amarenda Pandey's life was brutally cut short on a crowded Calcutta railway platform. Eight...

Bhagat Singh was one of the most influential revolutionaries in the Indian Independence movement. His reputation has endured long after his execution at just 23 years old, for a crime he did not...

Anglo-India's regional literature was a response to the pivotal period of early colonialism in South Asia. This study explores how English-speaking Europeans arrived in India, bringing with them an...

This re-issue of Amalendu Guha's influential work on Assam and the Northeast marks a significant milestone in understanding the region's complex history. First published 30 years ago, this updated...

Bombay, 1831. A young man arrives in India with high hopes and idealism, only to find himself shunned by polite society. But when several members of this society begin disappearing, he is forced to...

Fireproof is a novel that explores the darkest aspects of human nature, set against the backdrop of a devastating event in Indian history.The story begins with a tragic incident in February 2002,...

The body was central to the construction and maintenance of British authority in India. This innovative volume explores how changes in bodily norms between 1800 and 1947 reflected shifts in the way...

Banda Singh Bahadur's remarkable life had a profound impact on Sikh history. From his humble beginnings as an ascetic to becoming Guru Gobind Singh's most trusted disciple, Banda Singh Bahadur played...

Waterlife is a visually sumptuous book of folk art illustrations that showcases the artist's fascination with water and its inhabitants. Rambharos Jha's unique adaptation of the Mithila style creates...

Irene Green's memoir offers a unique perspective on life in British India during its final years. Born to a European father and an Eurasian mother in 1906, Irene navigated the complexities of being...

Brigid Keenan's life has never been ordinary. Born into a colorful childhood in India, she was forced to adapt to new circumstances when her family returned to England after Independence and...

Brigid Keenan's memoir is a hilarious and touching account of her unconventional upbringing in India and coming-of-age in 1960s London.Born into a colourful childhood that was abruptly cut short by...

Learn the skills you never learned in school. In a world where relationships, negotiation, and personal finance are just as important as maths and history, Raj Shamani's guide helps you build a...

This book provides a unique study of British businesses in Calcutta, focusing on the managing agency houses. Through the personal experiences of nearly 70 employees, it examines the histories of 15...

The British East India Company played a pivotal role in shaping the formation of the British Empire. From its humble beginnings as a trading company struggling to keep pace with European rivals, it...

A small war on the burning border. In 1865, a brief but intense conflict took place in a region that had previously remained untouched by British forces. This was the Sitana campaign, also known as...

Bakha's life is a constant struggle to survive in India's rigid caste system. As an Untouchable, he faces prejudice and humiliation every day. In this powerful and poignant novel, Mulk Raj Anand...

Discover the stories behind your favourite yoga poses in this beautifully illustrated book of Indian mythology. Dr Raj Balkaran explores the traditional tales and wisdom behind 50 key yoga poses,...

No Reading Allowed - The WORST Read-Aloud Book EverA hilarious picture book for kids that's sure to bring laughter and learning. The book's unique sentences, such as "The mummy prepared farro for...

The Myth of the Holy Cow by D.N. Jha is a provocative and thought-provoking work that challenges prevailing attitudes towards the cow in India. In this illuminating response, Jha argues against the...

India in Free Fall by Sanjay Jha The world's largest democracy is facing an unprecedented crisis. Under Narendra Modi's leadership, India has seen a majoritarian infrastructure take hold, resulting...

A raucous trip through the odd corners of our alphabet is what you'll find in this playful book. The English language is full of words that don't quite follow the rules, and this book pokes fun at...

The Water Book explores the vital role water plays in our lives and the planet. Alok Jha examines the science behind this essential element, from its formation to its impact on human societies.From...

Stop and focus on the present moment. Dr Amishi Jha's groundbreaking research reveals that your brain is designed to be distractible, but it can also be trained to pay attention more effectively.With...

A deeply personal and empowering exploration of raising a feminist son. Sonora Jha's memoir and manifesto offers honest insight and actionable advice on teaching consent, counteracting problematic...

Kamala's Way: An American Life is a comprehensive biography that charts the remarkable journey of Kamala Harris, the first Black woman elected Vice President of the United States and the Democrats'...

Becoming A Kamala is a deeply personal account of the author's life experiences. Dr. Kamala K. Maddali shares her journey of facing challenges head-on and learning to define success on her own terms...

Kamala Harris: A Story of Freedom and JusticeThis moving picture book biography tells the inspiring story of Kamala Harris, from her childhood dreams of freedom to her historic election as Vice...

Unit X: How the Pentagon and Silicon Valley Are Transforming the Future of War A fascinating look at an elite unit within the Pentagon, the Defense Innovation Unit, also known as Unit X, and its...

Kamala and Maya's Big Idea by Meena Harris is an uplifting tale about two sisters who turn their empty courtyard into a playground. Inspired by a true story from the author's childhood, this picture...

The Windfall is a charming novel about the complexities of social status and the human drive to build and share a home. When Mr Jha comes into a large sum of money, he and his family are forced to...

Kamala Harris is an in-depth look at the life and career of this influential politician. With concise text, thought-provoking discussion questions, and compelling photos, readers can gain a deeper...

In Uptown Dragon, a young boy's life is turned upside down when he discovers a baby dragon in his city. As Kamal tries to teach Ziggy how to play basketball and fly, their friendship grows, but so...

Amateur Hour: Kamala Harris in the White House is a comprehensive investigation into the life and career of Vice President Kamala Harris. Former Washington Examiner and Breitbart News political...

Kamala Das was a literary figure whose life and work sparked intense debate. Dubbed "The Love Queen of Malabar," she was hailed as a pioneering feminist writer who explored themes of love, desire,...

Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay was a woman of many passions and gifts. Her life was marked by a commitment to social justice and a fierce advocacy for women's rights, which continue to resonate today...

When Jonas finds a gun left behind after a shooting, he takes it home to show his friends Kamal and Binny. They think it's a great way to boost their street cred, but for Jonas, the consequences are...

Kamala Harris: A Little Golden Book Biography tells the inspiring story of the first female Vice President of the United States. With original illustrations and a gold-foil design, this collectible...

A visual portrait of Kamala Harris's historic role as Vice President and her presidential campaign is presented in this collection of official White House photographs. Beautifully curated, it offers...

Discover the inspiring life of Kamala Harris, a trailblazing leader who broke barriers and achieved greatness. From a young age, Kamala dreamed of becoming a lawyer to help those in need, and she...

Kamal Punja's life has been shaped by two worlds: Africa and India. Now, at forty years old, he finds himself drawn back to his African roots, seeking answers about the girl he loved as a child and...

Cracking Thai Fundamentals offers a unique approach to learning the Thai language, one that focuses on developing a new linguistic and cultural operating system for the mind and body.Instead of...

The Blood of Lambs: A Former Terrorist's Memoir of Death and RedemptionKamal Saleem's memoir is a gripping account of his life as a radical Islamic terrorist, from his early recruitment by the Muslim...

Black and Blue Sari: A True Story of SurvivalThis powerful autobiography tells the story of Kamal Dhillon's years of severe and sadistic abuse at the hands of her husband, in both India and Canada...

The Chandī Dī Vār Commentary by Bhāī Kāhan Singh Nābhā is a unique and informative work that provides both Punjabi commentary and English translation of the commentary. This text, part of the Srī...

Kamala Khan takes off as Ms. Marvel in her very own action-packed Little Golden Book. When teenager Kamala Khan gains super-powers, she takes on the name Ms. Marvel after her favorite hero Captain...

This edited English translation of Srī Rāgmālā Kathā brings to light the wisdom and teachings of Sant Giānī Mohan Singh Bhindrāwāle, a revered figure in Sikhism. The kathā is presented here for all...

Raj Gupta's Eight Dollars and a Dream is a candid and captivating story of personal and professional transformation. Working with Syd Havely, Raj shares his remarkable journey from humble beginnings...

John Lang's travel diary offers a unique glimpse into pre- and post-Mutiny British India. His account of meeting the Ranee of Jhansi, as well as his counsel to her, provides insight into the events...

The Ottoman Secret by Raymond Khoury is a gripping thriller that explores an alternate history 300 years after Europe fell to the Ottoman Empire. In this fast-paced adventure, Kamal Agha, a special...