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Pandit N.R. Bhatt, Felicitation Volume
The readers will find A History of Western Tibet interesting which is the outcome of scholarly enterprise and research as much as of familiarity with the country and the people.
Introduction to Alia Bhatt
Alia Bhatt is an Indian actress known for her roles in Bollywood films. Born in 1993 in Mumbai, Bhatt made her acting debut at the age of 19 with the film Student of the Year in 2012. She has since appeared in several successful films such as 2 States, Highway, Udta Punjab, Dear Zindagi, and Raazi, among others. Bhatt has received numerous accolades for her performances, including four Filmfare Awards. She is also known for her philanthropic work and is associated with several charitable organizations. Bhatt's success in the film industry is attributed to her versatile acting skills and her ability to play a variety of roles in different genres. She is known for her natural and effortless performances and has often been praised for her ability to connect with the audience. In addition to acting, Bhatt is also a singer and has recorded songs for several of her films. Her popularity is not just limited to India, as she has a significant fan following around the world. Bhatt is considered one of the most successful and talented actresses in Bollywood today and is expected to continue to shine in the years to come.
A Handful of Sunshine
The first time Veer set his eyes on Maia, he felt such an intense attraction that he was swept away by the magic. Strangely, Maia felt it too. Soon it became their lives. It was as if the only reality was this inexplicable force that drew them together. However, just like the whirlwind that it was, it tore them apart. A tragedy caught them unawares and jolted them out of their stupor. What it left in its wake was hatred—as potent as their love. Things did not end there. Several years later, fate played its dirty trick again and brought them face to face. This time the choice was theirs: to let their hatred destroy them or to give love another chance.
Hindu Nationalism
The rise of authoritarian Hindu mass movements and political formations in India since the early 1980s raises fundamental questions about the resurgence of chauvinistic ethnic, religious and nationalist movements in the late modern period. This book examines the history and ideologies of Hindu nationalism and Hindutva from the end of the last century to the present, and critically evaluates the social and political philosophies and writings of its main thinkers.Hindu nationalism is based on the claim that it is an indigenous product of the primordial and authentic ethnic and religious traditions of India. The book argues instead that these claims are based on relatively recent ideas, frequen...
Point No Point
Sujata Bhatt's first book of poems, the award-winning Brunizem, appeared in 1988. In a very short time she has gained recognition as one of the distinct and reckonable new voices. She has things to say about her native India and her native tongue (Gujarati), about America and Britain, and about Germany where she now lives. She is, the New Statesman declared, 'one of the finest poets alive', and alive in a unique way to language, to issues of politics and gender, to place and history. Hers is a remarkable complete imagination, generous and at the same time unsparingly severe in its quest for the difficult truths of experience.
A SHADOW OF MEMORIES
In A Shadow of Memories, Tripti Bhatt reminds us that memories are all that survives from our past. Who we are today is a result of our experiences and memories. The new memories we create every moment dissolve into those from the past and become a permanent part of our persona. It's these memories-those of hope, love, loss, transience, among many others-that are captured beautifully and poignantly in this collection of poems by Tripti Bhatt. A young officer of the Indian Police Service, Tripti's love for poetry dates back to her school days. Her poems reflect a sense of nostalgia and melancholy and she writes on a wide variety of themes, including life, emotions, youth, achievement, and all that she considers significant. The symbolism in her writing is unmistakable and everlasting. While Tripti's voice is representative of a generation that is grappling with the paradoxes of modern day life and the temporariness it brings forth, this passionate and moving collection will resonate with readers across generations.
Minuscules
When I asked him to be the poetry I could write about, he kissed me softly and left. Since then, my words have been oozing pain. Today’s instant make-up, instant break-up generation have no time to spare time at all. They prefer enjoying eternity in moments to waiting eternally for that moment. Hence, these micro tales have become the latest fad. Minuscule is a collection of unique micro tales and short stories that are spread over various themes. From horror to social issues to romance, these tales leave no topic unwritten about, no emotion unexplored. Though told with brevity, the impact of these stories can be more lingering than that of novels. To-the-point, poignant, relatable - this micro fiction book can be read by anyone in today’s time - a teenager and an adult alike. Its varied range of themes is the cherry on the cake. Minuscule is a book that is sure to bring a smile to your face and tears to your eyes – and stay with you for a very long time. May the stories make a home in your heart! Don’t leave me the way you leave others. Some things are permanent indeed. Like love, like regret. And trust me honey, I’ll be your both.
Brunizem
A NEW 2008 EDITION OF SUJATA BHATT'S CELEBRATED 1988 FIRST COLLECTION 'Brunizem' is a dark prairie soil found in Asia, Europe and North America, the three worlds of Sujata Bhatt's imagination. Born in India, her mother tongue Gujarati, Bhatt was educated in the United States and now lives in Germany. In Brunizem, her acclaimed first collection, she explores the richness and the conflicts of moving between cultures and languages, in poems that are passionate, direct and eloquent. Brunizem was awarded the Commonwealth Poetry Prize (Asia) and the Alice Hunt Bartlett Award. In 1994 Search for My Tongue was choreographed by Daksha Sheth and performed by the UK-based South Asian Dance Youth Company in nine cities in England and Scotland, under the title Tongues Untied.
Ela Bhatt
An international leader who blazed new trails to bring women together and give them power and security.
