Land of the Seven Rivers-PB

Land of Seven Rivers: A Brief History of Indias Geography is regarded as a fascinating read the main motive of which is to acquaint the readers with the fascinating geography of the country. It is also a curious read on how several facts and stories which make an intrinsic part of Indias history actually came into vicinity. While explaining these the book also questions several incidents that are thought to be a major part of Indias history like why did Buddha choose Sarnath as the site for his first sermon and how did the Europeans exactly map our country. The brilliance of the book lies in the fact that it tries to answer many questions from Indian History from the point of view of the countrys geography by studying its various ancient cities rivers mountains and hills. An avid traveller Sanyal has travelled to numerous archaeological sites crossed numerous rivers and gained an in-depth knowledge by reading the ancient manuscripts all with the aim to help the readers gain good hold about the geography of India. The reprint edition of the book was published in 2013 by Penguin Publishers and is available in paperback. About the author: The Global Strategist for one of the leading banks of the world Sanjeev Sanyal is also an important writer whose another famous book is The Indian Renaissance: Indias Rise After A Thousand Years of Decline. In 2010 he was named the Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. Review 'A fascinating new look at Indian history and civilization' -- Amish'[A] gripping yet thought-provoking account of the rise and fall of urban civilizations in India'Business Standard'Highly enjoyable and provocative'India Today About the Author About the Author: The author of Land of The Seven Rivers: A Brief History of India's Geography Sanjeev Sanyal is presently working as the Global Strategist for one of the leading banks in the world. He is also a renowned writer who lives both in India and Singapore from time to time. He has also written another popular book titled The Indian Renaissance: India's Rise After A Thousand Years of Decline.