History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. A strong and extensively developed system of education existed in Punjab before the onset of colonialism in India. Delhi was one of the districts of Punjab Province under the British rule. With the c…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print.
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. Frederick Drew’s historical account is the most important primary source of nineteenth-century Ladakh. He covered the entire territory of Jammu and Kashmir; however, the descriptive analysis in the p…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. The Naths of Bengal belong to the Yogi caste which can be seen from the perspective of ‘a struggle for recognition’. The Naths of Bengal have been asserting their identity and showing resistance agai…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. This article seeks to establish the importance of Jayadeva’s Gita Govinda in the growth of mystical ideas surrounding the worship of Shri Radha and Shri Krishna in the medieval Braj region, with Vrin…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print.
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. The Hada rulers of Kota state were devout followers of Hindu religion, but at the same time, they demonstrated their spirit of religious toleration towards all the other religions and sects. The arch…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. Human civilisation has always been plagued by the problem of access to justice for the weak. With human development, the modern state took up the responsibility of administering justice. Modern state…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. The article studies Kipling’s career early writings, including personal letters, newspaper articles and short stories to show the impact of the Indian climate, topography, inadequate medical faciliti…
History and Sociology of South Asia, Ahead of Print. This article critically analyses the side effects of the Western Imperialism through their careful manufacturing of Orientalism as a discourse over centuries and promoting a stereotyped ‘Oriental’ fl…