South Asia Research, Volume 43, Issue 1, Page 148-150, February 2023. Koichi Fujita and Tsukasa Mizushima (Eds), Sustainable Development in India: Groundwater Irrigation, Energy Use, and Food Production (Abingdon: Routledge, 2020), xvii + 248 pp.
South Asia Research, Ahead of Print. This article interrogates how a colonial monument, the Gateway of India in Mumbai, former Bombay, continues to carry and be endowed with a title that is a misplaced embodiment of Indian social histories. Built in th…
South Asia Research, Ahead of Print. This article interrogates how a colonial monument, the Gateway of India in Mumbai, former Bombay, continues to carry and be endowed with a title that is a misplaced embodiment of Indian social histories. Built in th…
South Asia Research, Ahead of Print. Nineteenth-century colonial India witnessed the much-hyped anti-thuggee campaign, instrumental in creating an elaborate archive of frequent commentaries, opinions on banditry, prisoners and their trials, approvers’ …
South Asia Research, Ahead of Print. Nineteenth-century colonial India witnessed the much-hyped anti-thuggee campaign, instrumental in creating an elaborate archive of frequent commentaries, opinions on banditry, prisoners and their trials, approvers’ …
South Asia Research, Ahead of Print. This article discusses the politics of identity and narratives of the Parsi minority community in India, who are Indian Zoroastrians on the brink of extinction. The mapping of the mythical construction of the Parsis…
South Asia Research, Ahead of Print. Universities in Pakistan offer Chinese language courses to prepare students for ample employment-related opportunities in Pak-China projects, Chinese university scholarships, learner exchanges and mobility programme…
South Asia Research, Ahead of Print. The adverse impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on teachers and students has been discussed in different contexts of education, mostly focused on challenges of the imposed transition from physical to virtual teaching. N…
South Asia Research, Ahead of Print. The Second World War created numerous opportunities for intercultural encounters, including contacts between soldiers of the 2nd Polish Corps and the Gurkhas of the British Indian Army. This article focuses on a pro…