This book Landmarks in Indian History is divided into two parts. First part deals with the main currents of Indian history from the earliest time to the foundation and consolidation of Delhi sultanate and early medieval social structure, urbanisation and religious movements, whereas the second part begins with Mughal rule and administration and goes down to the independence of India. The book is planned in such a manner so as to cover the syllabi prescribed by the universities in ancient, medieval and modern Indian history for graduate and post-graduate classes. It is intended for those who have no inclination to study massive volumes, but would like to develop a broad and critical outlook on the past achievements of India.
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