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Indian Books- Kashmir occupies a central position in Asia with its borders touching Pakistan, Afghanistan, China and Tibet. This gave rise to the rich cultural matrix in the valley, including religion, philosophy, literature, history, music, fine arts and aesthetics. There has been continuous sculptural activity in the region spanning over a period of thousand years. Despite the rich treasure trove of Kashmiri sculptural images and their most distinctive regional style, a very little research work is done in this area. The present book is an attempt in that direction.

Indian Books- Located on the Tungabhadra river, about 120 km west of Bellary in Karnataka, south India, Hampi: earlier called Vijayanagara, was founded in 1336 AD. From 1336 to 1565, the site served as the capital of Vijayanagara Empire: perhaps the most glorious Hindu kingdom, which was founded in the wake of Muslim invasions of peninsular India. As the seat of a military state that dominated the whole of South India

ISBN 9789380852218, DK-223355- They clarify the differences between the sects of Buddhism: the Hinayana, Sravakayana and Theravada or Southern Buddhism. They refer to specific texts to explain the concepts of Buddhism and different thought traditions in it.

DK-206221 ISBN 9789380569031- The book explores the European influences on Srirangapatna paintings, in terms of their thematic content and stylistic features. Beginning with the evolution of historical paintings in India, the book comes to explore this genre of painting in the 18th-century Karnataka - which was then the scene of several battles for supremacy and power

Like Buddhism, Jainism is one of the world's oldest religions - which arose in India, in the 6th century BC, as a revolt against the Brahmanic ritualistic practices. Essentially a heretic, altogether independent faith, founded on the principles of non-violence, truth, and righteous conduct

9788180902611 The Harappan pottery is bright or dark red and uniformly sturdy and well baked. It consists chiefly of wheel-made wares: both plain and painted. The plain pottery, the more common one, is usually of red clay, with or without a fine red slip. The painted pottery has red and black colours

Books in Pakistani, Pakistani Books- Urdu ( اردو ) is also an Indo-Aryan language, which is one of the eighteen national languages of the Union of India and the national language of Pakistan. Although influenced by Arabic and Persina, it is akin to Hindi, which originated and developed in the Indian subcontinent.