History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. Transgender identities and sexualities find a visibly accepted presence in the medieval history of India, especially in the Mughal era. Historical accounts and studies have indicated the prestige and…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print.
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print.
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print.
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. The Santal Mission was established on 26th September 1867 by Mr E.C. Johnson a British missionary of Baptish Missionary Society, Lars Olsen Skrefsrud, a Norwegian and Hans Peter Boerresen, a Danish. …
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. This study examines the lived experiences of Tibetan Muslims in Kashmir. They witnessed active and passive forms of exclusion during pre and post-migration. Though they enjoyed a dignified life befor…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. Customary law and its practices in tribal culture usually reproduce gender bias on almost all fronts. Focusing on Khiamniungan, one of the Naga tribes, this article tries to illustrate the patriarcha…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. One of the most important reasons behind the success of the Mughal military campaigns and expeditions was the regular supply of the rasad (ration), fodder and forage to the location of military encam…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. Indian Iranis are denotified/nomadic tribes living in India since the sixteenth century. A large migrating group of them was declared criminals under British law. Post-independence too this label con…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. Water governance has been at the centre of societal formations. From ‘hydraulic societies’ headed by ‘oriental despots’ to community-based models of water governance all point to the centrality of th…