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Writing candidly about life after extremism, the author illustrates in depth of the problem that now grips Muslim minds and lays bare what politicians and Muslim ‘community leaders’ do not want you to know. This is the first time an ex-member openly discusses life within radical Islamic organisations.

This work dramatically succeeds in conveying the clash of scientific ideas and the personal conflicts underlying Chandrasekhar’s remarkable anticipation of the existence of black holes in our universe.

In a unique attempt to explore the varied planes of thought and belief that Shiva has represented, the author recreates the defining moments of the great god’s life through the eyes of his most intimate mythological companions.

The book not only provides you healthier eating options but also informs you of the impact what your children eat and their nutritional requirements. This is the easiest ever guide to get nutrition back to the kitchen.

Haunted by the death of his parents, immigrant Jews from Kerala, during the First World War, Stefan lives out his days in Paris selling curios in his shop. He meets Jacques, a Frenchman, son of a rich mother eking out a living on his boat on the Seine, making miniature boats. The friendship between the two is the axis of the story, and the river is the witness.

In 1993 mountaineer Greg Mortenson drifted into an impoverished Pakistan village after a failed attempt to climb K2. Moved by the kindness of the inhabitants he promised to return and build a school. This work is the story of that promise and its extraordinary outcome.

This is a practical and informative text on systems of meditation from cultures all over the world. It is suitable for all levels from beginners to advanced, and is an ideal reference book for yoga teachers.

The authors present an unsparing account, abounding with insights and revelations, on the 1984 carnage following the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, and its aftermath. The book seeks to uncover the truth on the basis of the very evidence that came to light during the proceedings of the Nanvathi Commission.

Why do many people believe so many daft things? Why do even ‘sensible’ people touch wood, believe in angels, avoid walking under ladders? The author investigates belief’s psychological basis and its possible evolutionary origins. Has human kind evolved to believe in things which make us feel better?

This is a unique photographic record of one hundred of the finest classic interiors from one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. Each photograph is accompanied by a short and lively text which both reveals historic anecdotes associated with the building and points out features of architectural and design interest. Another interesting one from the popular series.

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