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New Arrival in Academy Library New Arrival in Academy Library SL Name of Books Authors Name 1 The Book of Five Rings Miyamoto Musashi 2 The Creator's Code Amy Wilkinson 3 Kanthapura Raja Rao 4 Gods, Kings and Slaves R. Venketesh 5 Untouchable Mulk Raj Anand 6 Heart of Darkness Joseph Conrad 7 Make Your Bed William H. Mcraven 8 Give and Take Adam Grant 9 The Guns of August Barbara Tuchman 10 The Craft of Intelligence Allen W. Dulles 11 Parties and Electoral Politics In Northeast India V. Bijukumar 12 The ISI of Pakistan : Faith, Unity, Discipline Hein G. Kiessling 13 China's India War Bertil Lintner 14 The China Pakistan Axis Andrew Small The Hard Thing About Hard Things : Builing A Business When There Are No 15 Easy Answers Ben Horowitz 16 Great Game East Bertil Lintner 17 Ashtanga Yoga John Scott 18 1962 : The war that wasn't Shiv Kunal Verma 19 Sins of Gods : Warriors of Dharma Dr. Chandraanshu 20 Legal And Professional Writing And Drafting In Plain Language Dr. K. R. Chandratre 21 Line on Fire Happymon Jacob 22 Mocktails : Recipe Book Vivian Miller 23 An End To Suffering: The Buddha In The World Pankaj Mishra 24 The Seventy Great Mysteries of The Ancient World Brian M. Fagan 25 Dragon on Our Doorstep Pravin Sawhney ,Ghazala 26 A Handful of Sesame Shrinivas Vaidya , MKarnoor 27 The Biology of Belief Bruce H. Lipton 28 Hkkjr % usg: ds ckn jkepUnz xqgk 29 Indian Polity : For Civil Services Examinations M Laxmikanth 30 India Super Goods : Change The Way You Eat Rujuta Diwekar 31 A Book For Government Officials To Master: Noting And Drafting M.K. Agarwal 32 Ganga : The Many Past of A River Sudipta Sen 33 The Textbook on Indian Penal Code K D Gaur 34 Legal Writing & Drafting Nayan Joshi 35 A Historical Dictionary of Indian Food K.T. Achaya 36 Effective Office Communications in English and Hindi Shital Parkash , M.K. Agarwal 37 Disruptive Innovation Percy Agreras Dastur 38 The Sling and The Stone Colonel Thomas X. Hammes 39 The Dirty War in Kashmir Shujaat Bukhari 40 Swamy's Manual on Office Procedure Muthuswamy Brinda Sanjeev 41 Democracy on The Road Ruchir Sharma 42 Outliers: The Story of Success Malcolm Gladwell 43 Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty Daron Acemoglu & J Robinson 44 Thinking, Fast and Slow Daniel Kahneman 45 Chanakya's Chant Ashwin Sanghi 46 The Price of Inequality Joseph E. Stiglitz 47 Predictably Irrational : The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions Dan Ariely 22 Years A Kashmir Story: One Lakh Pandit Families May Have One Lakh 48 Stories Bill K Koul 49 Insurgency & Terrorism Bard E. O'neill 50 Lutyens' Maverick : Ground Realities, Hard Choices and Tomorrow's India Baijayant Jay Panda 51 The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make A Big Difference Malcolm Gladwell 52 Which of Us Are Aryans? Romila Thapar, M.Witzel, 53 The Death of Common Sense Philip K. Howard 54 Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking Malcolm Gladwell 55 The Great Divide Joseph E. Stiglitz 56 Stalingrad Antony Beevor 57 How Insurgencies End Ben Connable , M C Libicki Media's Shifting Terrain: Five Years That Transformed The Way India 58 Communicates Pamela Philipose 59 Customs and Etiquette in The Services Major General R K Arora 60 Précis on Crowd Control P.P.S. Sidhu, IPS (Rtd.) 61 National Police Mission : Compendium on Projects BPR&D 62 Genesis and Spread of Maoist Violence and Appropriate State Strategy BPR&D 63 Training Manual of Basic Course for Prison Warders 2017 BPR&D 64 National Police Mission : Hand Book on Transparent Recruitment Process BPR&D 65 Model Prison Manual 2016 GOI, MHA 66 Training Manual of Basic Course for Prison Officers 2017 BPR&D 67 Student Police Cadet (SPC) Programme: A Handbook BPR&D 68 Pre-Trial Process and Policing : Case Analysis & Judicial Discourse Prof. (DR.) G.S. Bajpai 69 Understanding Suicide Terrorism Radhika Halder 70 Ikigai : The Japanese Secret To A Ling And Happy Life Hector Garcia ,F. Miralles 71 Great Economic Thinkers: From Adam Smith To Amartya Sen Jonathan Conlin 72 Game India R.N. Bhaskar 73 Written In History: Letters That Changed The World Simon Sebag Montefiore 74 Origins: How The Earth Made Us Lewis Dartnell 75 Every Vote Counts: The Story Of India's Elections Navin Chawla 76 The Third Pillar: How Markets And The State Leave The Community Behind Raghuram G. Rajan 77 The Transformative Constitution Gautam Bhatia 78 Business And Politics In India Christophe Jaffrelot 79 The Great March Of Democracy S.Y. Quraishi 80 The Checklist Manifesto: How To Get Things Right Atul Gawande 81 The Country Without A Post Office Agha Shahid Ali 82 Sitayana Amit Majmudar 83 All About Love Bell Hooks 84 Less Andrew Sean Greer 85 The Legacy Of Nothing Manoj Pandey 86 On Leaders And Icos From Jinnah To Modi Kuldip Nayar 87 Agitation To Legislation Zoya Hasan 88 The Fate Of Butterflies Nayantara Sahgal 89 Mossad : The Greatest Missions Of The Israeli Secret Service Michael Bar, Zohar 90 Ratlam, Mandsaur And Neemuch Swati Mitra, Eicher 91 Do You Remember Kunan Poshpora? Essar, Ifrah, Samreena 92 Eating Wasps Anita Nair 93 Congress After Indira Zoya Hasan 94 Oxford India Short Introductions: Jawaharlal Nehru Rudrangshu Mukherjee 95 Military History India Uma Prasad Thapliyal 96 Tinderbox : The Past And Future Of Pakistan M.J. Akbar 97 How India Lost Her Freedom Pandit Sunderlal 98 British Rule In India Pandit Sunderlal 99 Kashmir : The Unwritten History Christopher Sendeen 100 Kaalkoot: The Lost Himalayan Secret S. Venkatesh 101 Sridevi Queen Of Hearts Lalita Iyer 102 Tiger Woman Sirsho Bandopadhyay 103 Kashmir Behind The Vale M.J. Akbar 104 Heads You Win Jeffrey Archer 105 Military Flags of India U P Thapliyal 106 The states in India Vidhu Verma 107 THE Human Tide : How population Shaped the modern World Paul Morland 108 A secret History of Compassion Paul Zacharia 109 This Could Have Become Ramayan Chamar's Tale: Two Anti Novels Subimal Misra 110 Gandhi After 9/11 Douglas Allen 111 Undaunted Lt. Ummer Fayaz of Kashmir Bhaavna Arora 112 Mission Overseas : Daring operations by the Indian Military Sushant Singh 113 Commando: The Death -Defying Missions of the Israeli Special Forces Michael Bar-Zohar ; N Mishal 114 The Arabs : A History Eugene Rogan 115 The Fall of the Ottomans: The great war in Middle East 1914-1920 Eugene Rogan 116 Footprints on Zero Line Gulzar 117 India’s Eastward Engagement S D Muni & Rahul Mishra 118 Annals & Antiquities of Rajasthan Vol-1/2 James Tod 119 Bhagwaan Ke Pakwaan: Food of The Gods Varud Gupta, Devang Singh A Stranger Truth: Lessons In Love, Leadership And Courage From India's Sex 120 Workers Ashok Alexander 121 The Verdict: Decoding India's Elections Prannoy Roy 122 A Quantum Leap In The Wrong Direction? Rohit Azad 123 Democracy Hacked: Political Turmoil And Information warfare In The Digital Age Martin Moore 124 The Uninhabitable Earth: A Story of The Future David Wallace-Wekks 125 Go Set A Watchman Harper Lee 126 Go Set A Watchman Harper Lee 127 Scout, Atticus & Boo Mary Mcdonagh Murphy 128 To Kill A Mockingbird Harper Lee 24 Akbar Road: A Short History of The People Behind The Fall and Rise of The 129 Congress Rasheed Kidwai Dynamic Stretching: The Revolutionary New Warm-Up Method To Improve 130 Power, Performance And Range of Motion Mark Kovacs, Ph.D., Cscs 131 The Runaways: A Novel Fatima Bhutto 132 The Indian Legal System: An Enquiry Mahendra Pal Singh, 133 Textbook of Medical Jurisprudence, Forensic Medicine and Toxicology Subrahmanyam 134 Around The World In 80 Trains: A 45,000- Mile Adventure Monisha Rajesh 135 George Washington's Rules of Civility & Decent Behaviour George Washington 136 The Wizard of Ooze (Goosebumps Horror land) R.L. Stine 137 Hijabistan Sabyn Javeri 138 Military Costume and Accoutrements in Ancient India Uma Prasad Thapliyal 139 The Black Hole of Empire: History of A Global Practice Of Power Partha Chatterjee 140 Warfare in Ancient India: Organizational and Operational Dimensions Uma Prasad Thapliyal 141 Agnyatha: The Memoir of Tipu's Unknown Commander Krishnamurthy Hanuru Cosmopolitan Dreams: The Making of Modern Urdu Literary Culture in Colonial 142 South Asia Jennifer Dubrow 143 Selected Stories of Anton Chekhov Richard Pevear 144 Advice and Dissent: My Life in Public Service Y.V. Reddy 145 Insider Outsider: Belonging and Unbelonging in North-East India Preeti Gill And Samrat 146 Deities And Devotees: Cinema, Religion, And Politics In South India Uma Maheswari Bhrugubanda 147 I Have Become The Tide Githa Hariharan 148 Caste As Social Capital: The Complex Place Of Caste In Indian Society Prof. R. Vaidyanathan 149 Art Matters : Because your imagination can change the world Neil Gaiman 150 Stories of Strength Kavitha Iyer 151 The Raisina Model: Indian Democracy at 70 Meghnad Desai 152 Being Good Dr. Nanditesh Nilay 153 John F. Kennedy on Leadership: The Lessons and Legacy of A President John A. Barnes 154 Retaining Your Best People HBR 155 The First- Time Manager's Guide To Team Building Gary S. Topchik People Strategies For Trainers: 176 Tips and Techniques For Dealing With 156 Difficult Classroom Situations Robert W. Lucas 157 The Time Trap Alec Mackenzie 158 Primal Leadership: Learning To Lead With Emotional Intelligence Daniel Goleman, R Boyatzis 159 Organise Yourself John Caunt On Communication: If You Read Nothing Else On Communicating Effectively, HBR 160 Read These Difinitive Articles From Harvard Business Review The Essentials: An Introduction To The Most Enduring Ideas on Management HBR 161 From Harvard Business Review. The Team Building Tool Kit: Tips, Tactics, and Rule For Effective Workplace 162 Teams Deborah Harrington Mackin The Heart of Change Field Guide: Tools and Tactics For Leading Change in 163 Your Organization Dan S.
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