Cambridge University Press
Cambridge University Press is the printing and publishing house of the University of Cambridge. It is an integral part of the University and has similar charitable objectives in advancing knowledge, education, learning, and research. The Press has been publishing at the highest levels on India-related subjects for hundreds of years. In recent times, the New Cambridge History of India, now running to more than 25 volumes, and the Journal of Modern Asian Studies have become focal points for the best of world scholarship in their fields.
The Press also publishes journals and scholarly books within India, as well as locally-relevant school materials. It has also begun to publish a range of bilingual dictionaries for learners with Indian first languages. Most of the Press's typesetting is carried out in India, as is an increasing proportion of its printing, including for world markets. The Press has offices in six Indian 'metros', providing support services to booksellers and academics at all levels of India's education system.
The Cambridge University Press website makes available a very wide range of information: online and downloadable catalogues, an online ordering service, information for authors, booksellers and suppliers.