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FALLEN
ANGELS,
SEX
WORKERS OF SOUTH ASIA
By
John Frederick Thomas L. Kelly
Author John Fredrick is an advocacy
writer on gender and children’s issues, who specialises in writing on prostitution,
trafficking and sexual abuse.
Photographer Thomas L. Kelly has researched
and photographed the books Tibet: Reflections on The Wheel of Life; The
Hidden Himalayas; and Kathmandu: City on the Edge of World, and his work
has appeared in numerous publications. |
Titel:
FALLEN ANGELS,
SEX
WORKERS OF SOUTH ASIA
Lustre
Size:
10.50X10.50 INCHES
Pages:
168
Price:
Rs.895
ISBN
81-7436-100-6 |
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1993, he has been photographing sex workers in South Asia, and has worked
for UNICEF and Save the Children Fund (US) on the subject of child prostitution.
There may be more than two million
prostitutes among South Asia’s billion people-males, females and the `third
gender’, angels unwillingly tumbled into hell. The majority come from lowcaste
and tribal communities, and the reminder are cast out, fleeing abuse, supporting
their families or trafficked-for prostitution in South Asia is not a voluntary
occupation.
In Fallen Angels, eight photographers
and fourteen writers explore the complex, hidden world of prostitution
in South Asia. Through the personal voices of those who sell their bodies,
this book confronts the powerful issues of trafficking, child prostitution,
HIV/AIDS and sex workers’ rights, and through profiles of the leading grassroots
organisations working with the sex industry, it presents the struggles
to address those issues. |
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Title:
INDIAN APHRODISIACS
Lustre
Size:
6x9 inches
Hardcover
with jacket
Pages:84
Price
Rs.275
ISBN
81-7437-094-8 English
ISBN
2-84445-245-X French |
INDIAN
APHRODISIACS
Indian Aphropdisiacs introduces the
reader to rasayana – rejuvenation therapy and vajikarna – aphrodisiac therapy.
It is an overview of the compartments in the life of an individual, sexual
inadequacies and their causes; it elucidates recipes for increasing virility,
strength and sexual desire. Offering a propitious addition to one’s normal
lifestyle, the book provides time-tested answers to some of life’s basic
needs and questions.
Author
Dr.Bhagwan Dash is an Ayurvedic practitioner
of international standing. With a doctorate in Tibetan medicine, and scholarship
in Sanskrit, French, German, Mongolian and Tibetan, he lectures frequently
in Europe and has authored over 20 books on Ayurveda and Tibetan Medicine.
Suhasini Ramaswamy is a freelance writer and editor. She has a keen interest
in Ayurveda and this is the second book she co-authored with Dr. Bhagwan
Dash. |
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DOCTOR
Author:
Dr P. S. Phadke
Home Doctor is the culmination
of an allopath’s long-term involvement with alternative and complementary
therapies. It contains simple and time-tested remedies for every conceivable
ailment under the sun: from the nuisance value and discomfort of
a common cold, cough and fever, to the severely debilitating effect of
diarrhoea or heatstroke. Systematically formatted, the text moves from
the causes and symptoms of health problems to directions on how to prepare
remedies at home. These non-invasive and totally harmless cures can help
stem a problem in its nascent form, before it develops into a full-blown
disease. Utilise your kitchen or garden to heal yourself with this lucidly
written ready reckoner interspersed with vibrant illustrations. |
.Title:
HOME DOCTOR
Lustre
Size:
71/2 x 9 inches
Pages:
256 Hard cover with jacket
ISBN:
81-7436-167-7 |
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Title:
HIMALAYAN MYSTERIES
Lustre
Size:
12" x 12"
Pages:
144
Price:
Rs.1975
ISBN
81-7436-173-1
Also
available in French |
HIMALAYAN
MYSTERIES
Myth, magic and mountains merge in
the mighty Himalaya. For nearly 2,500 kilometres, a wondrous terrain unfolds:
a shaman dances in the frenzy of possession while a five-year-old Buddhist
reincarnate plays with his sword; skulls lurk beneath a frozen lake while
strange footprints come to sight amid the snows; a young virgin becomes
a goddess even as another unites with her in death; a monastery hangs precariously
to edges of sheer rock, but a flower used for worship and healing peeps
out boldly. And, always, there are the gods, the demons and at least one
respectable ghost for company. Himalayan Mysteries journeys from the foothills
of the Indian Himalaya to the grand mountains of Nepal, and on to secluded
valleys and remote recesses in Bhutan and Tibet, exploring the silent heart
of mystery. Packed with rewarding photographs and adventurous tales of
tragedy and triumph, of fable and fantasy, faith and folklore, Himalayan
Mysteries makes that heart beat. |
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