Jhoome Jo Pathaan Humaare Saath: Fandom Across Three Generations – Ishani Ray
This piece delves into an intergenerational fandom, and its influence on me as a Shah Rukh Khan fan. Be it…
The Role of Professional Bodies in the Development of Sociology
Bandana Purkayastha is the Vice President for National Associations in the International Sociological Association (ISA). She is a Board of…
Women in ‘New’ Nepal: Through the Lens of Classed, Ethnic, and Gendered Peripheries by Seika Sato (2023): A Review by Avantika Jhujhunwala
Seika Sato’s book Women in ‘New’ Nepal: Through the Lens of Classed, Ethnic, and Gendered Peripheries, published by Routledge in…
Intersections Between Global Social Theory and Sociological Theory: A Lecture by Sujata Patel
‘ Sujata Patel has been the 2021 Kerstin Hesselgren Visiting Professor, at Umea University, Sweden; Distinguished Professor, at Savitribai Phule…
Jungle Passports: Fences, Mobility, and Citizenship at the Northeast India-Bangladesh Border by Malini Sur (2021): A Review by Mamoon Bhuyan
‘Jongol Passport’ (p. 17) a borderland expression combining both Bangla and Garo words, delve into the post-colonial issues of one…
Who Cares?: Care Extraction and the Struggles of Indian Health Workers edited by Maya John and Christa Wichterich (2023): A Review by Shiva Singh
‘Care’ being historically relegated to the sphere of the domestic and performed by women and other marginalised subjects without remuneration,…
Memory in the Service of the Hindu Nation: The Afterlife of the Partition of India by Pranav Kohli (2023): A Review by Sana Shah
“What all will you remember, from where and till when?”, someone quipped, interrupting that lyrical slogan “everything will be remembered”,…
The Contemporary Indian Family: Transitions and Diversity edited by B Devi Prasad, Srilatha Juvva and Mahima Nayar (2020): A Review by Priyasha Choudhary
The Indian family has undergone considerable changes in structure and dynamics. From the traditional form of the joint family (D’cruz…
Footloose and Bondage Labour and Agrarian Issues: An Interview with Jan Breman
Jan Breman is a Professor Emeritus at the Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research, University of Amsterdam. He has conducted…
Sexism to Feminism – Evolution of Women in Horror – Prakriti Kandwal
Women are a quintessential part of the horror movie trope. From being the infamous ‘damsel in distress’ to ‘scream queens’…