Karan Singh Libros

Focusing on the folk theatres of North India, the book explores their origins, historical development, and unique evolution. It delves into the relationship between folk theatre and Sanskrit dramaturgy, as well as the influence of cinema. Additionally, it analyzes the theatrical space as a performance medium, investigating the socio-cultural factors that shape these art forms and the performance principles that govern them.

The book explores the close professional and personal relationship between Dr. Karan Singh and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi during his tenure as minister for tourism and civil aviation. It highlights their mutual respect and rapport as Cabinet colleagues, providing insights into their collaboration and the dynamics of governance during that era. Through Singh's experiences, readers gain a deeper understanding of the political landscape and the influential figures within it.

Set in 1949, the narrative follows Dr. Karan Singh, who became the regent of Jammu and Kashmir at just eighteen, following his father's decision to merge the state with India. Under the guidance of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, he navigated the complexities of governance for eighteen years, serving in key roles including regent, Sadar-i-Riyasat, and governor. The book explores his influential leadership during a pivotal period in the region's history.

Exploring syncretic traditions in India, this book delves into the rich tapestry of cultural practices, including Bhakti, Nath Yogi, Sufi, Imam Shahi, Ismailis, and Khojas. It offers an in-depth examination of how these diverse spiritual movements have shaped and redefined a unique cultural landscape, highlighting their interconnectedness and influence on society. Through this lens, the work presents a comprehensive view of India's multifaceted cultural identity.

Authored by Dr Karan Singh, the book discusses the basis of Hinduism, outlining the message of the Upanishads and the Bhagwad Gita.