Indian Panoramas: A Study of Their Evolutionary Process

This book presents a Kaleidoscopic glimpse into the evolutionary process of India's geological, biological, sociological, cultural, economic and political panoramas. Going deep into the geo-biological history of India, it describes in detail the birth of Indian subcontinent, the formation of Indian eco-systems and the evolutionary progress of mammalian order of animals, the pre-human species of homo order, the existence of sectarian hostilities, and symbolism.

It also deals with the different governing formats that were tried out by ancient and medieval rulers of India. The Indian experiments after the liberalization of state controls and their effects have been analysed as well.



Contents:

Birth of Indian Subcontinent India and Evolution Pre-historic Settlements In Search of a History Strife and Tribulations Cryptic Science in Indic Religion Socio-economic Experiments Emergence of Modern India Supplementary Notes on Corruption in India Supplementary note on Inflation Epilogue Explanatory Notes of Scientific Terms

M.K. Venkatnarayan (B. 1933), a postgraduate in Management from XLRI, Jamshedpur, retired as a senior executive in productivity and Total Quality; enginneering division of TATA STEEL. After retirement, he took to reading and writing on various issues relating to Indic culture. His deep interest in Carnatic music exposed him to bhajans in many vernacular languages. Besides many articles in magazines and on the Internet, Narayan also has two books to his credit, entitled, Exploring the Hindu Mind, and Lyrical Musing on Indic Culture: A Sociological Study of Songs of Sant Purandara Dasa.