Mythology being an immensely comprehensive and abstruse topic in general, and Indian mythology in practical, it's never an easy task putting together a book to outline heroic sags and religious are closely interwoven, and any attempt to make any generalisation can only over-simplify. With a mind boggling number of legends, heroes, deeds and tales, Indian Mythology is a virtual treasure-trove. The present book provides a comprehension study on Indian mythology. Students of mythology and religious studies will be benefited by this well-prepared book.About the AuthorRanadip Mukhopadhyay (b. 1930) is a retired with lifelong interesting in Indian Mythology. He has taught at a number of universities including one in Australia where he spent a few years. He has made great contributions to vedic and classical Sanskrit scholarship. He has also published a number of articles on various subjects including Indian history, vedic philosophy and literature in Indian foreign journals. Associated with academic bodies, religious institutions and charity organisations in various capacities, he is known for his ingenious writing on Indian religions, culture and literature. He currently lives in Massachusetts, where he also a Yoga and Meditation Centre.
