Archive for 2013
THE KARAKORAM AND KASHMIR BY OSCAR ECKENSTEIN
The Karakoram or the silk route which connects Kashmir with Central Asia had been a favorite highway of traders who used to bring all sorts of merchandise to the valley from the times immemorial. The book is based on the notes and the letters the author.
WILD FLOWERS OF KASHMIR BY B.O COVENTRY – VOL- I
Kashmir, the paradise on the earth, has always been a place of leisure and sojourn for the foreigners. The paradise on the earth always blooms with the flowers throughout the year. If one walks through the jungles and planes of Kashmir, one feels the.
TRAVELS IN KASHMIR LADAKH, ISKARDO BY G.T VIGNE
Kashmir has always been a land of great fascination and charm. Throughout the ages, Kashmir has drawn visitors from the remotest corners of the world. Kashmir is such a beautiful country blessed with such a good climate, huge mountains, gushing rivers.
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS OF KASHMIR BY ETHELBERT BLATTER
The poets of Kashmir have always praised the flowers of their native land, Kashmir. The foreigners who visited Kashmir in 18th century where attracted not only by the landscapes and the natural beauty of Kashmir but also by its flowers. They did not.
OUR SUMMER IN THE VALE OF KASHMIR BY F. WARD DENYS
With all that has been said and sung of the Vale of Kashmir, its very name brings to the mind visions of a far- away land of transcendent beauty and charm, a kingdom of romance. To some, it is a name to conjure with and there are many under the spell.
HISTORY OF SRINAGAR (1846-1947) A STUDY IN SOCIO-CULTURAL CHANGE BY MOHAMMAD ISHAQ KHAN
The focus of this book is on the interplay of several social, economic, cultural and political forces that led to the transition of Srinagar from the medieval to the modern age during 1890-1947. The ideas which constituted public opinion in Srinagar.
SUFIS OF KASHMIR BY MOHAMMAD ISHAQ KHAN
Based on a critical examination of Persian sources, the Sufis of Kashmir contains authentic biographical sketches of the contemplatives and spiritual masters who profoundly shaped Kashmiri society during the fourteenth and nineteenth centuries. Sufism’s.
TYNDALE – BISCOE OF KASHMIR – AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY - INTRODUCTION BY SHAFI AHMAD QADRI
Last two hundred years or so the British Isles have been famous for producing outstanding missionaries. The great men are Cecil Tyndale – Biscoe of Kashmir. Tyndale- Biscoe and about his remarkable work and influence as a Schoolmaster in Kashmir. Kashmir.
THE HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL KASHMIR BY MOHAMMAD SALEEM KHAN
This book has been studied in chapters.
1. Spread of Islam
2. Foundation of the Sultanate
3. Sultan Zain-Ul-Abidin
4. Rise and Fall of Chak Dynasty
5. The Mughal Role in Kashmir
6. Kashmir Under the Afghans
7. Kashmir under the Sikhs including bibliography
Dr..
THE ROAD TO KASHMIR (WITH A GALLERY OF SPECIAL PICTURES) BY JAMES MILNE
James Milne who visited Kashmir via Punjab has narrated his experiences about the roads and transportation system of the times. The author has also preserved the special pictures of the route and the surroundings which are worth seeing. The book contains.
MEMORIES OF THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF KASHMIR (ANTIQUITIES OF MAREV – WADWAN) BY R. C KAK)
The bridle path from Kashmir to Wadwan starts from Achhabal, where the cart road from Srinagar terminates. A little above Sangas, a large prosperous village situated at a distance of about four miles from Achhabal, the road takes a shot turn round.
KASHMIR ENIGMA BY SYED TASSADQUE HUSSAIN
“Kashmir Enigma, Entangled Strands “ is a perceptive study of Kashmiri political Historical, Social, Cultural, Dynamics which demonstrate that seeds of Kashmir conflict were sown by the British in 1707 and not in 1947 as in popularly assumed. This.
IN WANDERLAND BY DEEPAK RAJ
An attempt has been made in this book “ In Wanderland “ written by Deepak Raj to hold, with the best of intentions, the mirror to the derailment of the Kashmiri Pandit community, caused by the mass exodus, and the absence of genuine efforts.
DISCOVERIES OF KASHMIR BY IQBAL AHMAD
It has been observed well that there is some passion and currently for everybody to know more and more about his land where he lives and about his people where in he lives. A man wants to know more and more about his glorious past, because it has some.
KASHMIR ARCHEOLOGY BY IQBAL AHMAD
The book titled, “Kashmir Archeology “makes mention of our archeology treasures and monuments, besides other few wonders what are scattered all along in this glorious valley of the land. It provides an inside look of our ancient sites and settlements,.
INRUDED MOORINGS - THE KASHMIR PERSPECTIVE BY M.K. RAINA RATNAKAR
“Atma Swarupa is true way of realizing the true God, Parmatama Swarupa”
“God is omnipotent and omnipresent. Give up fanaticism and narrow Communal outlook; and do not observe ant distinction between a Hindu and a Muslim. If you are endowed with wisdom,.
STANDARD MANUAL OF THE KASHMIRI LANGUAGE - GRAMMAR, PHRASE -BOOK AND VOCABULARIES BY GEORGE A. GRIERSON
Book: Standard Manual of the Kashmiri Language
Author: George A. Grierson
ISBN: 81-86714-97-9
Language: English
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KASHMIR AND JAMMU - IMPERIAL GAZETTEER BY WELTER R. LAURENCE
The Book “Kashmir and Jammu” deals with the magnificent view of the valleys of Kashmir and the Jammu region. The upper or Snowy regions comprising the Table Lands and the mountains extended from stunted birch of 8000 to 9000 feet above the Sea Level.
This.
SERVANT OF SAHIBS BY GHULAM RASSUL GALWAN
WHY Himalayan people should be as ready as they are to undergo hardships , and run risks of the most serious nature, in the service of any stray traveler who appears among them is not easy to understand. The payment they receive is small. They.
KASHMIR AND THE SIKHS - AN INSIGHT BY S. ANOOP SINGH SODHI
The book was published in Punjabi in the year 1997 after his untimely demise in a snow avalanche. Prof Himat Singh of Punjab University, Patiala, edited this book. Historians and other learned writers have written numerous books on Kashmir, but here,.
SULTAN ZAIN -UL-ABIDIN OF KASHMIR - AN AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT BY N.K ZUTSHI
Sultan Zain- ul-Abidin, for some unknown reasons, has so far not received the attention he deserves at the hands of scholars. Modern authors like G.M.D Sufi, R.K. Parmu, P.N.K. Bamzai and Mohibbul Hasan were hardly expected to do full justice to this.
MYSTICISM – SUFI, QURAN, POETIC & THEOLOGICAL WRITINGS TRANSLATED BY MICHALE A. SELLS
In these critical times nothing could be more valuable for the west than a rediscovery of its true spiritual: books which were once the treasures of people are now rare and little known. “ Seyyed Hossein Nasr.
God is the light of the heaven and earth
The.
SOUL AND STRUCTURE OF GOVERNANCE IN INDIA BY JAGMOHAN
Soul and Structure of Governance in India is a path-breaking work of a profound thinker who has the practical experience of having served the nation as Lt. Governor for about ten years, Member of Parliament for about fourteen years and Union Cabinet.
THE HINDU HISTORY OF KASHMIR BY H.H WILSON
Kashmir has in recent times been the focus of public interest, largely owing to the dispute between India and Pakistan over the question of accession of that state to either of the two countries. This volume embraces the history of that country from.
THE TOUCH OF SAKTI – A STUDY IN NON-DUALISTIC TRIKA SAIVISM OF KASHMIR BY ERNST FURLINGER
The Kashmirian Saiva tradition in its non- dualistic form in particular is one of the richest philosophical traditions of India that have survived to the present day. This book by the noted scholar, Dr Furlinger, deals with the bodily experience of.
KASHMIR UNDER THE SHADOW OF GUN BY RAO FARMAN ALI
Kashmir is to be understood in the broader perspective by the people of India and Pakistan in general – the world community in particular. The solution of this vexed issue should be tried in terms of choices not the pedagogies, sought by two warring.
