Themes in Indian History, Parts I–III (Class 12)
Source-based chapters on Harappa, Vijayanagara, the Mughal court and 1857 — essential for UPSC.
A curated shelf for exam preparation and for curious readers — from NCERT basics to the standard references and the best popular histories. Every note is our own.
Source-based chapters on Harappa, Vijayanagara, the Mughal court and 1857 — essential for UPSC.
The expanded version of the classic old-NCERT ancient India text; clear and exam-friendly.
The most complete modern textbook on ancient India, rich in sources, maps and archaeology.
An authoritative, interpretive history of early Indian society and states.
The classic survey of the south, from prehistory to the fall of Vijayanagara.
The go-to single volume on the Sultanate, Mughals and regional kingdoms.
The detailed two-volume treatment for readers who want more than the single-volume textbook.
A compact, respected overview of the Mughal state from Babur to its decline.
The old-NCERT modern India classic, from the decline of the Mughals to independence.
The most-used exam book for modern India; dense, well organised and revision-friendly.
The standard narrative of the national movement from 1857 to 1947.
A balanced, analytical history of colonial India; excellent for Mains answers.
The history of the Republic, from 1947 to the present.
Ambedkar's landmark critique of caste, essential for social reform topics.
A readable bridge into world history: empires, nomads, industrialisation and colonisation.
The favourite for UPSC world history: world wars, revolutions and the Cold War.
Old-NCERT world history from early civilisations to the modern world.
Covers architecture, painting, music, dance and religion in one exam-oriented book.