Sentence examples for indian book from inspiring English sources

One South African and one Indian book are longlisted.

Nearly 30 years later, it's disheartening to see him disillusioned with the Indian book industry.

William Dalrymple 's Last Mughal won the Duff Cooper Prize and the Crossword Indian Book of the Year prize.

In an interview, Mr. Kakar called the Kama Sutra "the best-known Indian book outside India, and one of the most misunderstood books".

This week the picture dimmed a little further, with the news that "The Hindus: An Alternative History," an eight-hundred-page book by Wendy Doniger, an eminent professor of religion at the University of Chicago, would be removed from Indian book shops.

She complains, too, about the Manu Sanghita, an ancient Indian book that she claims preaches: "When a girl is young, she is guided by her father; when she is older, she is guided by her husband; when she is very old, she is guided by her son".

We make sure that our children attend Indian cultural events and read Indian books.

The award reintroduced the novel to Indians, and it became one of the most successful Indian books ever.

Along with his Indian books, he has written books about being in combat and about the Civil War in the West.

Cable and his wife were together for more than 30 years, and her presence is palpable in the Indian books and ornaments that fill his home, but she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1987 and died in 2001.

Just as foreign learning appears in religious works, likewise foreign prose works of entertainment came to Persia, where they were translated; among them, in the time of Khosrow I, were Hellenistic romance literature and Indian books of tales, such as Kalīlag and Dimnag, based on the Indian Pañca-tantra, or the legends of Barlaam and Josaphat (Balauhar and Budasaf).