Becoming a Hindu: An Autoethnographic Reflection – Sunit Singh
I was born in a village in eastern Uttar Pradesh, near the border of Bihar, where most of my family…
Death and Dying in Northeast India: Indigeneity and Afterlife edited by Parjanya Sen and Anup Shekhar Chakraborty (2024): A Review by Hamiron Timung
The discussion on death is often fraught with discomfort, yet it is an inherent, inescapable, and ubiquitous dimension of human…
Archives and Archiving in the 21st Century edited by Radhika Seshan (2025): A Review by Akshika Goel
Archives and Archiving in the 21st Century edited by Radhika Seshan (published by Routledge in 2025) is an exploration of…
Happy Faces and Trendy Poses: Emotional Digitality in Contemporary Times – Ahana Choudhury
‘A smile is a curve that sets everything straight’. During the most dispirited times of life when one remembers this…
The Portrayal of “Huangs”: Understanding the Intergenerational Language Shift and Identity Negotiation in Immigrant Families – Shreya Hait
“We need to reconnect with our culture, not surround ourselves with white people doing white things”, remains one of the…
Children, Adolescents and Mediascape in India: An Interview with Usha Raman
Usha Raman is a Professor in the Department of Communication, University of Hyderabad, where she teaches and researches in the…
Being Single in the City: Cultural Geographies of Gendered Urban Space in Asia edited by Christiane Brosius, Jeroen de Kloet, Laila Abu-Er-Rub and Melissa Butcher (2024): A Review by Smita Choudhury
In Being Single in the City: Cultural Geographies of Gendered Urban Space in Asia edited by Christiane Brosius, Jeroen de…
Marginalities and Mobilities among India’s Muslims: Elusive Citizenship edited by Tanweer Fazal, Divya Vaid and Surinder Singh Jodhka (2023): A Review by Mohd. Junaid Khan
Tanweer Fazal, Divya Vaid and Surinder Singh Jodhka’s edited book Marginalities and Mobilities among India’s Muslims: Elusive Citizenship (published by…
‘Vimukta’: From Oppression To Empowerment, A Feminist Perspective – Karri Neha
Volga, the author of the Telugu feminist literature, has images and ideals which have fought against the internalisation and perpetuation…
Ghetto at the Center of the World: Chungking Mansion, Hong Kong (2011) by Gordon Mathews: A Review by Mayur Narendra Kudupale
With the industrial revolution, the world began to change. With the changing world, several spaces became ‘business hubs,’ where people…