Hope India Publications imprint: 74 books

Sufism is a very effective means of promoting love & peace . This Volume is collected papers red in one such seminar held in Mumbai some time ago . The papers show that sufis believe in universal love and their love transcends all religious, national,linguistic and ethnic boundaries as their very basic doctrine is sulh-i-kul (total peace, peace with all).

This book Hemchandra , Popularly known by his short name Hemu in history ,is undoubtedly one of the most colorful and enterprising personalities in medieval Indian history.

My special thanks are also due to the University Grant commission which provided me the Junior Research Fellowship to pursue higher research.

The basic objective of this book is to explore the possibilities of reform in Muslim Personal Law and Hindu Personal Law from women rights perspective. It is a long, complex discourse. But the key factor in the whole discourse is gender . The issue of Uniform Civil Code (UCC ) is being hugely politicized...

This books contains a cours of lectures, delivered at the Hague Academy of International law in the summer of 1986and were originally published in the Recueil des Cours, Volume 197(1986-II).

This is a pioneering study of classical Indian dance in the way of Contemprorary philosophical aesthetics.

This is a story of an extraordinary rebel of 1857- Mohammad Ali khan (1819-1857) told in his own words.

The emergence of state in the Central Asian region, in the course of the last century, entailed both a reconguration of political space and a reforging of Collective identities within the borders of the States.As the fuzzy limits of frontiers were transformed to more rigidly determined borders,identities were transformed.

This book in circumstance,will be found to be pretty useful for those who are interesting in in knowing about these principal communities.

The tragedy of the afghan situation lies in the fact that both external as well as internal forces have hampered its progress towards a viable state.

This Book Consists essentially of a course of lectures which I delivered at the universities of Ahmadabad, Bangalure, Delhi, kerla, and madras in August-September 1970, as a national Lecturer in law for the year 1969-70, under the university Grants Commission's National lectureship Programmed.

Wildlife conservation and protection of human right are two separate legal topics but they do overlap and this how is to reconcile both of them.

The Volume commemorates an unusual textual experiment tried out with the Natyasatra at a seminar held in new Delhi some years Back.

The folk tales and legends given here do this to a great extent. To show their actual wisdom and worth I have placed each tale/legend in a historical context to enable the reader to understand its spirit and substance more clearly.