Our Pasts III – Part 1 is an NCERT textbook for Class 8 History, aimed at introducing students to the critical developments in Indian history from the mid-18th century onward. The book explores the decline of the Mughal Empire, British colonial rule, changes in society, reforms, and resistance movements.
Pakistan Mail is Khushwant Singh’s celebrated Punjabi edition of Train to Pakistan, capturing the harrowing yet hopeful chronicle of the 1947 partition through the lens of Mano Majra village. With vivid storytelling and profound humanity, this edition brings alive the courage, compassion, and survival of ordinary people amid extraordinary upheaval, making it a timeless classic in Punjabi literature.
Paths of Glory by Jeffrey Archer is an inspiring tale based on the true story of George Mallory, the mountaineer who may have been the first man to conquer Mount Everest. With Archer’s gripping narrative style, the novel brings to life the passion, determination, and adventure of a man driven by a dream that defied the odds.
Robinson Crusoe tells the classic tale of survival, adventure, and self-reliance as Crusoe is stranded on a remote island. Daniel Defoe’s timeless narrative explores human resilience, resourcefulness, and the spirit of exploration in this enduring literary classic.
Political Theory is the Class 11 Political Science textbook published by NCERT. It introduces students to key ideas in political philosophy and democratic governance. The book covers concepts such as liberty, equality, justice, rights, citizenship, and secularism, helping learners understand how these ideas shape institutions and practices in a democracy.
Politics in India Since Independence is the NCERT textbook for Class 12 Political Science. This book explores the major political developments in India after 1947, including the making of the Indian Constitution, political parties and elections, democratic challenges, and socio-political movements.
This Hindi edition of Premchand Ki Amar Kahaniyan brings together timeless short stories by Munshi Premchand, one of India’s greatest literary figures. Known for his deep social insights and portrayal of everyday life, these stories continue to resonate with readers across generations.
Premchand ki Jabtshuda Kahaniyan is a collection of powerful stories by the legendary Hindi-Urdu writer Premchand. These stories, once suppressed, reflect the harsh realities of society and highlight issues of injustice, poverty, and human struggle. With his sharp storytelling and empathy for the marginalized, Premchand captures the essence of early 20th-century India, making this collection both socially relevant and timeless.
Pride and Prejudice is Jane Austen’s timeless classic of manners, love, and social standing. Centered on the strong-willed Elizabeth Bennet and the proud Mr. Darcy, this enduring novel explores themes of pride, prejudice, and the transformative power of love, continuing to captivate readers across generations.
Punjab Da Dukhant by Khushwant Singh is a poignant Punjabi edition that explores the turbulent history, politics, and cultural shifts in Punjab. Through his sharp insights and narrative style, Singh reflects on the tragedies, resilience, and complex identity of the region, making this work an essential read for those seeking to understand Punjab’s past and its impact on the present.
Raabte is a heartfelt Punjabi poetry collection by Armaan and Gurman. The book weaves emotions of love, longing, and connection, capturing the essence of relationships through lyrical verses. A soulful addition for poetry lovers, Raabte speaks directly to the heart with its simplicity and depth.
Rab Di Lorh Hai is a remarkable Punjabi edition by Khushwant Singh that delves into spirituality and the quest for divine connection. Written with poetic depth and cultural resonance, this book explores themes of faith, devotion, and the eternal search for God, making it an inspiring read for those drawn to spiritual literature.
