Mourning on the Ghat: Bagmati, A Short Note – Rahul Ranjan
Travelling through the bank of rivers often evokes a poetic charm. The meandering river, its serpentine movements are folded in…
Travelling through the bank of rivers often evokes a poetic charm. The meandering river, its serpentine movements are folded in…
Source : The Leaflet The word privacy has been around for a long time. The value assigned to it has,…
Image source: When a Bong Cooks (https://whenabongcooks.com) Food is central to our social identities and forms an indispensable part of…
Structural Inequalities and the Pandemic Early in the pandemic, the saying that everyone was in the same boat was heard…
Sara Ahmed’s Queer Phenomenology: Orientations, Objects, Others (2006) is a remarkable book that delves into the mechanics of the world…
In this conversation with Alf Gunvald Nilsen and Kenneth Bo Nielsen, we talk about how resistance and resilience operate in…
Collated by the author Link to video trailer here. Link to the first part here. The satellite reforms in 1991…
(Source: https://dp.la/primary-source-sets/the-impact-of-television-on-news-media) Link to the video trailer here. After attaining freedom from British rule, Indian leaders had their task cut…
The Doing Sociology team spoke to Prof. William Mazzarella on populism, affect and forms of mediation. He writes and teaches…
Salah Punathil’s book, Interrogating Communalism, is an important addition to the literature on violence and inter-community relations in India. This…