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    STUDIES IN INDIAN HISTORY






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	   <p>By Panikkar, K. M. 
	   Delhi LG PUBLISHERS DISTRIBUTORS 1963
                        
                        , Included in this volume are three articles and two lectures by the late Sardar K.M. Panikkar mainly on the impact of India, its thought and its culture, on the rest of the world during ancient and medieval times and how, in turn, India was influenced by the outside world. The first article deals with the impact of India on European culture in ancient times; the second deals with India's contacts with what is known as the Middle East, or West Asia, and Western Europe during the middle ages. Next we have series of lectures on contacts between India and China from the earliest times onwards. Sardar Panikkar dispells the popular notion that this contact was maintained only through Chinese pilgrims coming to India and some Indian monks going to China. He also analyses the position of Tibet in Indo-China relations and the interactions of India and China in the field of art. Next are lectures on the development of civil services with particular reference to the civil services in India, set in the background of the Indian tradition combined with the British legacy. The problems confronting the civil services today dealt with and a few lines of enquiry are suggested. The last article in the book is a novel treatment of Vatsyayana, the ancient Indian sage, who wrote on the art and science of love.
                        
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    SWADESHI AND SWARAJ


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	   <p>By Bipinchandra pal. 
	   Delhi LG Publishers Distributors 1907
                        
                        , The Rise of New Patriotism by Bipin Chandra Pal is a collection of influential writings and speeches that articulate the intellectual and political foundations of the Swadeshi movement in early twentieth-century India. The book brings together Pal’s reflections on nationalism, self-reliance, and the demand for Swaraj (self-rule), originally expressed between 1902 and 1907. Through powerful arguments and passionate advocacy, Pal emphasizes economic independence, national education, and mass political awakening as essential steps toward freedom from British colonial rule. The volume serves both as a primary historical source and as an important record of the rise of assertive Indian nationalism during a crucial phase of the independence movement.
                        
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