Anderson's love-hate relationship with panthers and tigers who terrorised the villagers and were eventually hunted down by the author in hair-raising encounters is legendary. In this book the jungle scenario is crowded with a hyena, a jackal, a bear, a barking deer and a few snakes which the hunter-writer tamed and kept as pets around him.

1. TALES FROM THE INDIAN JUNGLE Ace hunter and wildlife chronicler Anderson recalls real-life jungle tales, some macabre and some incredible, of adventures in pursuit of man-eating tigers and leopards. 2. MAN-EATERS AND JUNGLE KILLERS Called upon to rid the affected locality of the prowling man-eaters, Anderson the hunter rises to the occasion. 3. THE CALL OF THE MAN-EATER Anderson's love-hate relationship with panthers and tigers who terrorized the villagers and were eventually hunted down by the author in hair-raising encounters is legendary.

1. TALES FROM THE INDIAN JUNGLE Ace hunter and wildlife chronicler Anderson recalls real-life jungle tales, some macabre and some incredible, of adventures in pursuit of man-eating tigers and leopards. 2. MAN-EATERS AND JUNGLE KILLERS Called upon to rid the affected locality of the prowling man-eaters, Anderson the hunter rises to the occasion. 3. THE CALL OF THE MAN-EATER Anderson's love-hate relationship with panthers and tigers who terrorized the villagers and were eventually hunted down by the author in hair-raising encounters is legendary.

Welcome to the jungle. Here, today, India's wild creatures are protected. Sometimes, however, animals become man-eaters. And then they have to be killed. These unusual stories take you into the strange minds of such killer animals and the shikaris who must understand them before they can rid the jungles of such marauders.

Hailed as the best of all Anderson's books, The Tiger Roars reminds one of the man-eating tigers he had tracked down, ferocious panthers fond of human blood, the ageing elephant meeting a sad end, and his own adventurous hours spent in the primeval jungles of India.

The stories in this book are masterpieces of adventure stories set in the depths of Indian jungles. Charismatic man-eater and other beasts of prey people these delightful anecdotal tales by the celebrated author of jungle lore. Full of dramatic tension and excitement, they also reflect the author’s genuine concern for Indian wildlife in danger of extinction by the encroachment of a developing population.

A veteran takes you through a series of highly-successful and innovative advertising and sales promotion campaigns, analyses a newcomer's life in an advertising agency in the early era and presents his case for strict adherence to accepted business practices by clients, media and agencies.

The benefits of a good monarch are almost invaluable, but the evils of a bad monarch are almost irreparable' wrote Walter Bagehot in his classic study of the English Constitution.

This is a well-documented set of a hundred short biographics of people who have left their footprints on the sands of Indian history, in different ways. The figures inluded lived in the last two hundred years, and are no longer alive. Included are persons from almost every field of activity-writers, artists, scientists, social reformers, educationalists, politicians and freedom fighters. Several Britishers who spent a major part of their adult lives in India and contributed in a major way to the country are also included.

The story of the Ganges, from her source to the sea, from old times to new, is the story of India's civilization and culture, of the rise and fall of empires, of great and proud cities, of adventures of man...’ — Jawaharlal Nehru. The Ganges is a river which has held India's heart captive and drawn uncounted millions to her banks since the dawn of history. Originating in the mist-filled valleys of the Garhwal Himalayas – a land of dense forests, icy white glaciers, clear gurgling streams and towering mountains— a land which has been known as `Dev Bhoomi’ or the land of gods, the Ganga traverses hundreds of miles through the heartland till it flows into the sea. In this travel memoir, noted writer Ruskin Bond captures the breathtaking beauty and splendour of this magical landscape, describing with nostalgia and affection the places and people he has lived with and encountered for over forty years.