The American edition was simply called The Ramayana.
It was one of the first books to be banned in independent India. It was a play which was a spoof of the Ramayana. This book tries to refute Eastern religions. This is a book published by the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society.
This book, originally in Gujarati, cannot be imported into India. This book, originally in Urdu, is a Pakistani treatise on Somnath and it cannot be imported into India. Maulana Muhammad Sadiq Hussain Sahab Sadiq Siddiqui Sardanvi This book, originally in Urdu, cannot be imported into India. The book was allegedly sexually explicit. This is a book about sexual practices and marriage rites of the people of Middle East ( Levant). The Scented Garden: Anthropology of the Sex Life in the Levant The book purportedly contained stereotypes. The book is about Hinduism, caste and phallicism. The book is a memoir of the author's time in British India as a veteran soldier. This illustrated book was famously called "the report of a drain inspector" by Mahatma Gandhi. In 1933, it was banned by the British colonial government. It drew protests from Muslim religious leaders. This collection of stories by Sajjad Zaheer, Ahmed Ali, Rashid Jahan and Mahmud-uz-Zafar was published in 1932. It also dealt with the harsh effects of the climate on the missionaries. The novel questioned the work of American missionaries in India.
Max Wylie, the creator The Flying Nun TV show, researched this book while teaching in Lahore. Ilm-ud-din's defence lawyer was Muhammad Ali Jinnah. The murderer, a Muslim youth named Ilm-ud-din, was sentenced to death and the sentenced was carried out on 31 October 1929. On 6 April 1929, the publisher was murdered. The court declared that law does not prohibit satirical writings about the deceased and the publisher was acquitted with a warning.
The publisher, Raj Pal, was charged under 153A of the Indian Penal Code for hate speech by the Punjab government. The booklet purportedly described Prophet Muhammad's relationship with women. In May 1924, this Urdu booklet was published in Lahore.
Osho calls Atisha’s Seven Points of Mind Training “a manual for inner transformation…a book that can help you grow into wisdom.This section lists books that are banned or once faced a nationwide ban in India (including in British India). Osho’s guide to the simple instructions for awareness that the Indian mystic Atisha took into Tibetan Buddhism. Tantric Methods for Awareness and Non-Judgmentįinding the Changeless through the Changing Techniques to Witness the Flux-like Film of Life Meditation: An Unburdening of Repressions Soundlessness, Soundfulness and Total Awareness Total Acceptance and Non-Division: The Meaning of Tantric PurityĪ Technique for the Intellectual and a Technique for the Feeling Typeĭoubt or Faith, Life or Death: The Bases of Different Paths Based on the Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, he gives details of 112 awareness techniques for bringing you into the present moment. “This is not religion, this is science,” says Osho, in this comprehensive and practical guide to meditation. Going Just with His Flute and a Bottle of WineĪn Experience of the Cosmic Consciousness Whenever the Ego Gains, You Are the Loser The Most Blissful Moment – When You Cannot Find Yourself Responsibility means moving beyond one’s psychology and into consciousness. Talking about government fear of his outspokenness, and his rebellious childhood, Osho urges us all to go beyond the mind and behavior imposed by society and religions. Truth Has to Wait…but Not to Wait Forever Whatsoever Happens in Silence Is Your Friendĭiscarding the Container, Discovering the Content Let Go: The Cure for the Disease of BecomingĮastern Psychology: The Science of the Soul Meditation: The Courage to Be Silent and Alone Rising in Love: A Partnership in Meditation The Three Initiations: Student, Disciple, Devotee I Answer Your Questions Just to Kill Them Zorba and Buddha: Their Split Is Your Social Disease Questions: Exposing Your Way from Ignorance to Innocence Do the best you can with life and everything else will follow. Just forget all about enlightenment,” says Osho as he responds to questions ranging from the spiritual to the intensely personal. In these humorous, unpredictable dialogues, Osho replies very personally to each individual – and gives everybody his unique insight into the human condition. A record of intimate meetings between Osho and people of all ages from around the world.