The Great Indian Epic Books On Mahabharata

The Book On Mahabharata draws many similarities between epic and life and through this discourse teaches us a thing or two about the journey of life and how to live it morally, ethically and in the best way. 

An ideal thought-provoking read for all mythology lovers and an excellent book for young readers who want to learn more about the Indian epic Mahabharata.

The Mahabharata: for Children

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  • Item Code : UAO990
  • Author : Siva Kumar
  • Publisher : The Alliance Company
  • Language : English
  • Edition : 2017
  • Pages : 180
  • Cover : Paperback
  • Other Details : 8.50 X 5.50 INCH
  • Weight : 240 GM

Curse As A Motif in the Mahabharata

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  • Item Code : AZE434
  • Author : P. V. Raman Kutty
  • Publisher : Nag Publishers
  • Language : English
  • Edition : 1999
  • ISBN : 8170814324
  • Pages : 276
  • Cover : Hardcover
  • Other Details : 9.00 X 6.00
  • Weight : 410 GM

Dronacharya - The Royal Guru Kauravas & Pandavas Who Taught Them Arms Training and Art of Archery

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  • Item Code : UAM832
  • Author : Igen B.
  • Publisher : Manoj Publications, Delhi
  • Language : English
  • ISBN : 9788131011751
  • Pages : 40 (Color Illustrations)
  • Cover : Paperback
  • Other Details : 9.50 X 7.00 Inch
  • Weight : 110 GM

The Mahabharata- Stories of The Great Epic (Volume I)

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  • Item Code : UAL763
  • Author : Satyeswarananda Giri Babaji
  • Publisher : The Sanskrit Classics
  • Language : English
  • Edition : 1993
  • ISBN : 1877854247
  • Pages : 528
  • Cover : Paperback
  • Other Details : 9.00 X 6.00 Inch
  • Weight : 840 GM

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