Archive for January 2014
KASHMIR – THE LAND OF STREAMS & SOLITUDES BY P. PIRIE
THERE are other roads in Kashmir; roads like colonnades between serried ranks of poplar trees, the tall, slim, silvery pillars of the beautiful populous alba, or the somber stateliness of the dark poplars of Lombardy; roads bordered by willows, or leading.
HANDBOOK OF THE PUNJAB KASHMIR AND UPPER SINDH BY JOHN MURRAY AND EDWARD B EASTWICK
This fourth volume, with the preceding Handbooks of Madras, Bombay, and Bengal, completes the Handbook of India. The reader, who may detect inaccuracies, will it is hoped be good enough to consider the vast amount of labour required by so extensive.
KASHMIR & KASHGHAR BY H.W.BELLEW
The region lying immediately beyond the northern frontier of our Indian Empire and comprehensively designated Chinese Tartary, has during the last quarter of a century, from time to time, attaracted the attention of Europe, owing to the steady extension.
THE GARDEN OF MYSTIC ROSE TRANSLATED BY ABU NAYEEM ULLAH ALI MOHAMMAD
SELECTED POEMS OF SHEIKH NOOR – UD - DIN- NOORANI
To translate the complete poetical works of the Saint Scholar as well as the enlightened one is a challenging task. This sort of creation is classical in nature. Its language is not altogether easy.
ADVENTURES OF A LADY IN CHINA, LADAKH & KASHMIR BY HERVEY
The book traces the routes that the author adopted from Seharunpore, Ambala, Ludhiana, Dharamshala, Munda, Lahoul, and Ladakh finally to reach fine and famous vale of Kashmir. It depicts the hardship faced and places visited during her travels in and.
THE BRITISH DOMINIONS OF INDIA – BY VICTOR JACQUEMONT TIBET, LAHORE AND KASHMIR
LETTERS FROM INDIA
In giving an English translation of Victor Jacquemont’s
letters to his family and friends, during his travels in India, we shall
endeavour to supply a great defect in the French edition of this work, by
stating a few particulars.
