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Author of Medieval India, the Delhi Sultanate, Mughal Rule in India, Modern Indian History, History of Modern India (1919-1982, Vols. I and II, History of India up to 1526. India since 1526, Advanced History of India. A History of India in Three Parts. Ancient, Medieval and Modern India, History of the Nationalist Movement in India. Leader of the Nationalist Movement, History of Modern Europe Since 1189 History of Great Britain England Since 1485, England Since 1688, constitutional History of India. International Relations since 1900. International Law, The Constitution of India, Political Theory, Select Modern Governments, Recent Political. Thought, Biographies of Chief Justice Gajendragadicar, Chief Justice K. Sat,, Rao and Chief Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan, Jurisprudence and Local Theory, Constitutional Law of India etc. etc.

I take this opportune of thanking the readers for giving me the encouragement to undertake the revision of the book. I shall acknowledge edge with gratitude their suggestion - It gives me great pleasure to place the new edition of the book in the hands of the esteemed readers, In the preparation of this new edition, I have taken great pains. The first Chapter dealing with historical writings on India, geographical features of India, effect of geography on the history of India and the fundamental unity of India has been completely re-written. The chapter on the Dravidians has also been re-written with a lot of new information. The Chapter on the Hardpan Culture has been re-written completely and brought up to date. The latest information on the subject has been included. The chapters on the Maryann Administration Culture and Civilization during the Mauryan Age, Social, Religious, Economic and Cultural Conditions in Post- Mauryan Times, Social and Cultural Conditions of Northern India between 650 and 1000 A.D. and Republics in Ancient India, have been re-arranged and put in their proper places. I have added in. this edition Social Economic and Religious Condition’s in the Gupta Age. The Chapters on the Contribution of South India to Indian Culture and the Sangam Age have been re-written. I have no doubt that the readers will find a lot of freshness in this new edition.

I take this opportunity of thanking the readers for giving me the encouragement to undertake the revision of the book. I shall acknowledge with gratitude their suggestions.