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Indian Art:     more books (100)

A Hand-Book of Indian Products: Art Manufactures and Raw Materials by T N. Mukharji, 2010-01-01 Watson Collection of Indian Miniatures at the Elvehjem Museum of Art (Elvehjem Museum of Art Catalogs) by Gautama V. Vajracharya, 2003-07-01 When the Body Becomes All Eyes: Paradigms, Discourses and Practices of Power in Kalarippayattu, a South Indian Martial Art by Phillip B. Zarrilli, 2000-12 Yosemite: Art of an American Icon Art of South Indian Cooking by Alamelu Vairavan, Patricia Marquardt, 1997-11 North American Indian Artifacts: A Collector's Identification & Value Guide by Lar Hothem, 1998-10 A New Deal for Native Art: Indian Arts and Federal Policy, 1933-1943 by Jennifer McLerran, 2009-04-18 Splendid Heritage: Perspectives on American Indian Arts The Life and Art of the North American Indian by John Anson Warner, 1991-05 The Art of Howard Terpning by Elmer Kelton, 1992 Art of the Northwest Coast by Aldona Jonaitis, 2006-10-30 Indian Maidens (Artist Archives) (Artist Archieves) Indian Art in Detail by A. L. Dallapiccola, 2007-11-30 Understanding Northwest Coast Art: A Guide to Crests, Beings, and Symbols by Cheryl Shearar, 2000-07

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121. Indian Philosophy Before The Greeks
     An article about Hindu philosophy.  
     http://www.philo.demon.co.uk/preGreek.htm
     
     Extractions: INDIAN PHILOSOPHY before the GREEKS. If Indian philosophy is studied in British Universities, it is rarely the philosophy department that offers it. (There are honourable exceptions!) A particularly unfortunate consequence of this is that the study of Ancient Philosophy generally focuses exclusively on the history of Greek Philosophy and leaves aside the more ancient history of Indian and the equally ancient history of Chinese philosophy, let alone the more controverted issues surrounding the existence of philosophical thought in ancient Egypt. If early Indian philosophy is addressed in the academic discussion of Ancient Philosophy, it is usually in terms of the possibility that Indian thought may have influenced the development of Greek philosophy. Such an influence certainly could have existed: the Persian Empire included Indians in its Eastern Satrapies and Greeks in the cities on the coast of Asia Minor; the means of transmission clearly existed. Tantalising parallels exist, and in many cases the Indian texts are demonstrably earlier. The passage in the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, for example

122. American Indian Religious Rights Foundation (AIRR)
     International organization defending freedom of religion and basic religious rights of Native American Indians.  
     http://www.airr.org/
     
     Extractions: American Indian Religious Rights Foundation The American Indian Religious Rights (AIRR) Foundation is a non-profit organization working to represent American Indian prisoners. Our objective is to build a public foundation of support to secure and protect the religious rights and spiritual needs of incarcerated Native Americans. The AIRR Foundation's assistance includes making formal inquiry into the religious treatment accorded to Native American prisoners, by contacting prison, state, and federal officials for the purpose of taking corrective action to remedy what problems may exist in this area. Religious freedom is a fundamental right of all, including American Indians, yet the struggle to preserve and protect this religion has always been a difficult one. More so where incarcerated Native Americans are concerned, who tend to be given second rate acknowledgement by prison officials over more mainstream faiths. We urge you to join us in this struggle and in doing so help us achieve our goal in breaking the chain of religious oppression. AIRR is working to ensure that prison systems within the United States recognize and implement the following areas of religious concern to their policies: Construction of and access to a sweat lodge for proper purification ceremonies on a weekly basis Private consultation with a Medicine Man/Spiritual Advisor on a level accorded to religious personnel for other faith groups To possess and carry a medicine pouch

123. Indian Guides Program - Gates And Chili, NY
     The Tuscarora Nation of Gates and Chili, NY. indian Guides, Princesses, Maidens, Braves, and Trailblazers.  
     http://indianguidesofgateschili.org/

124. Indian Steam Railway Society
     ISRS aims to preserve existing steam railway heritage in India and promote current and future operations.  
     http://www.indiansteamrailwaysociety.org/

125. Indian Defence Information
     Member of the consortium of indian military websites. Links to indian military related sites and articles on indian defence policy.  
     http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/3328/defence1.htm
     
     Extractions: Member of the Consortium of Indian Military Websites (Source: India 1996 Annual) I NDIA's defence policy aims at promoting and sustaining durable peace in the sub-continent and equipping the defence forces adequately to safeguard against aggression. The Supreme Command of the armed forces is vested in the President of India. The responsibility for national defence, however, rests with the Cabinet. The Defence Minister is responsible to Parliament for all matters concerning defence. Administrative and operational control of the armed forces is exercised by the Ministry of Defence and the three services headquarters. The three services function under their respective Chiefs of Staff. As on 1 November 1993 the Chiefs of Staff are: Chief of the Army Staff : General Shankar Roychowdhury Chief of the Naval Staff : Admiral Vishnu Bhagwat Chief of the Air Staff : Air Chief Marshal S. K. Sareen

126. CNN.com - Indian Railway Minister Resigns After Train Crash - December 3, 2000
     http://cnn.com/2000/ASIANOW/south/12/03/india.minister/index.html

127. CNN.com - Indian Politicians Scramble For Power In New States - November 6, 2000
     http://www.cnn.com/2000/ASIANOW/south/11/06/india.state.reut/index.html

128. Indian Records - Hindi DVD Movies, Bollywood Music, Punjabi Music And Much More!
     indian CDs, region 1 DVDs, and phone cards for sale from Canada.  
     http://www.indianrecords.com

129. Welcome To NAIM
     NAIM is a nondenominational faith mission that partners with Native American Christians to evangelize, disciple, and establish churches in Native American communities in the United States and Canada.  
     http://www.naim.ca/

130. Darshana
     Articles and links about many aspects of indian thought, with an emphasis on the Astika tradition.  
     http://www.philo.demon.co.uk/Darshana.htm
     
     Extractions: Welcome to the Indian Philosophy Page! Indian Philosophy is ancient. It has a wide variety of schools and teachers, from atheistic materialists to mystical devotees, from stern logicians to speculative metaphysicians. The Sanskrit word darshana (you can see it in the Devanagari script above) means view or viewpoint. It is the normal Sanskrit word for what in English we call philosophy. Indian philosophy has an aim: liberation, freedom from deluded views, mental illusions and delusions, confused ideal, fuddled thinking. It is a deep spiritual therapy. Throughout history Indian philosophers of different schools and traditions have fought vigorously for their own viewpoint and against opposing views. From the earliest times debate and verbal combat have been an integral part of Indian philosophical life. This page offers an introduction to one part of the Indian philosophical tradition. Traditionally a distinction is made between Astika and Nastika traditions, Astika schools accept the authority of the Vedas

131. Indian Vegetarian Cooking At Your House
     A cookbook author's site, which has recipes from the book, with nutrition information and pictures.  
     http://www.somacon.com/cookbook/
     
     Extractions: - This icon indicates the recipe has pictures. Soups Snacks Drinks Ginger Tea - Sweetened Tea, Brewed With Milk, Ginger, and Spices (Chai) Indian Coffee - Sweetened Coffee, Brewed with Milk, Ginger, and Spices Sweet Lassi - Heavenly Sweet, Rich, Yogurt Drink Yogurt Lassi - Refreshing, Savory Yogurt Drink

132. CNN.com - Tibetan Downpour, Flooded Indian River Drown At Least 107 - August 2,
     http://www.cnn.com/2000/ASIANOW/east/08/02/india.rain.ap/index.html

133. INDIA QUIZ - Indian Cricket Quiz
     Quiz on cricket and other sports in India.  
     http://www.indiaquiz.net/cricket.index.html

134. Indian Institute Of Information Technology, Bangalore
     Conducts a threesemester post graduate program in Information Technology. Details about courses run, research, projects, and entrepreneurship options.  
     http://www.iiitb.ac.in/
     
     Extractions: iiit-b is pleased to announce the award of a research grant to the institute by the Leverhulme Trust. The grant is for a project titled "Small ICT firms in developing countries: an analytical case study of India" to be directed by Professor Balaji Parthasarathy. For more details, visit us at http://www.iiitb.ac.in/whatshot.htm HOME ABOUT STUDENTS FACULTY ... KNOWLEDGE SERIES PLACEMENTS - 2003 MY MAILBOX Indian Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore ( iiit-b ) is a new generation Graduate School focussing on ALL aspects of Information Technology (IT). Promoted by the Government of Karnataka (the Southern State in India, of which Bangalore is the capital) and the IT industry, iiit-b represents a model of Public-Private-Partnership that has set a new benchmark in the higher education system in India. Combining the freedom of the academia with the efficiency of the corporate sector, iiit-b represents a refreshing “paradigm shift” in academic administration. Starting within a Technology Park (ITPL, arguably the best address in India for high-tech companies)

135. AAA INDIAN ASTROLOGY ONLINE
     Astrological center from Jaipur India, providing astrological services.  
     http://members.tripod.com/~astrohoro/

136. APTN | Sharing Our Stories With All Canadians
     This Canadian broadcaster provides aboriginal indian content.  
     http://www.aptn.ca/

137. NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRY
     Silver necklaces, bracelets, and earrings from a Cheyenne artist.  
     http://www.melwb.trident.org/
     
     Extractions: WHITEBIRD INDIAN JEWELRY EMail MWhiteBird@msn.com PO Box 902, Laurel, MD 20725-0902 301-725-5788(H), 301-604-3533(Studio) CONTEMPORARY STYLE INDIAN JEWELRY BY CHEYENNE SILVERSMITH MEL WHITEBIRD I AM A RETIRED UNITED STATES MARINE. I HEREBY CHALLENGE THOSE FACELESS COWARDS WHO PERPETRATED THIS ATROCITY ON AMERICA TO MEET ME AND MARINES JUST LIKE ME ON THE BATTLEFIELD. SEMPER FI!!!! I DO NOT LIKE TO BE REFERRED TO AS A NATIVE AMERICAN, I AM AN AMERICAN INDIAN, PASS IT ON I NOW HAVE A STUDIO, COME AND VISIT ME AT HISTORIC SAVAGE MILL, 8600 FOUNDRY STREET, CARDING BUILDING, STUDIOS DOWN UNDER C#110, SAVAGE, MD 20763 Check out my Photo Gallery. Purchase 8X12 Photo Prints of Real Oklahoma Indian Dancers in Authentic Regalia. Select JEWELRY SHOPPING CART above to see Photo Gallery.

138. INDIAN CREEK ANTIQUES
     Features sterling, silverplate and stainless flatware, china, vintage clothing, fabric, furs, slide rules, technical books and collectibles from Texas and New England.  
     http://www.indiancreekantiques.com/

139. Kathak Classical Indian Dance
     Introduction to Classical Dances with addresses of teacher in the UK.  
     http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/Department/Staff/ef/kathak.html

140. Internet Indian History Sourcebook
     An extensive collection of links and original source material on the history, religion and culture of the whole subcontinent, from the earliest times.  
     http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/india/indiasbook.html
     
     Extractions: Indian History Sourcebook This page is a subset of texts derived from the three major online Sourcebooks listed below, along with added texts and web site indicators. For more contextual information, for instance about Western imperialism, the Islamic world, or the history of a given period, check out these web sites. Notes: In addition to direct links to documents, links are made to a number of other web resources.

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