Raghu Rai - Books

Books

  • 2011 The Indians: Portraits From My Album, Penguin Books. ISBN 978-0-670-08469-2.
  • 2010 India's Great Masters: A Photographic Journey into the Heart of Classical Music
  • 2005 Mother Theresa: A Life of Dedication, Harry N. Abrams, USA
  • 2005 Romance of India, Timeless Books, India
  • 2004 Indira Gandhi: A Living Legacy, Timeless Books, India
  • 2004 Exposure: Portrait Of A Corporate Crime, Greenpeace, Netherlands
  • 2003/04 Saint Mother: A Life Dedicated, Timeless Books, India;Mère Teresa), La Martinière, France
  • 2002 Bhopal Gas Tragedy (with Suroopa Mukherjee), Tulika Publishers, India
  • 2001 Raghu Rai's India - A Retrospective, Asahi Shimbun, Japan
  • 2000 Lakshadweep, UT of Lakshadweep, India
  • 2000 Raghu Rai... in his Own Words, Roli Books, India
  • 1998 Man, Metal and Steel, Steel Authority of India, Ltd., India
  • 1997 My Land and Its People, Vadehra Gallery, India
  • 1996 Faith and Compassion: The Life and Work or Mother Teresa, Element Books, USA
  • 1996/01 Dreams of India, Times Editions, Singapore/Greenwich, UK
  • 1994 Raghu Rai's Delhi, Indus/Harper Collins, India
  • 1991 Khajuraho, Time Books International, India
  • 1990/91 Tibet in Esilio, Mondadori, Italy; (Tibet in Exile), Chronicle Books, USA
  • 1990 Delhi and Agra (with Lai Kwok Kin and Nitin Rai), Hunter Publications, Inc., USA
  • 1989 Calcutta, Time Books International, India
  • 1988 Dreams of India, Time Books International, Singapore; (L'Inde), Arthaud, France
  • 1986/87 Taj Mahal, Times Editions, Singapore; Robert Laffont, France; Rizzoli Publications, USA
  • 1985 Indira Gandhi (with Pupul Jayakar), Lustre Press, India
  • 1984 The Sikhs, Lustre Press, India
  • 1983 Delhi: A Portrait, Delhi Tourist Development Corporation/Oxford University Press, India/UK
  • 1974 A Day in the life of Indira Gandhi, Nachiketa Publications, India

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