Feminist Frames: Gender, Space and Violence in India by Mallarika Sinha Roy (2025): A Review by Priyanka Tripathi
“The geopolitical entity of South Asia is constituted by the radical diversity and the tenacity as well as the fragility…
On Jouissance and the Feminine: Revisiting Lacan’s Encore – Abhijay Rambabu
Introduction Jacques Marie Emile Lacan (1901–1981) was a highly influential French psychoanalyst and psychiatrist, best known for his original interpretations…
Forests And Fields Of Imagined Futures: Indigenous Women And Conservation Practices In Northeast India (2024) – A Review By Rakesh Saikia
Nipasa Dutta and Dejna Daulagupu, in Forests and fields of imagined futures: Indigenous women and conservation practices in Northeast India…
The Ghadar Movement: A Forgotten Struggle by Rana Preet Gill (2025): A Review by Swati Rai
Curious about the literal meaning of the word ‘Ghadar,’ though fully aware that exact translation in another tongue would be an…
Trials of Sovereignty: Mercy, Violence, and the Making of Criminal Law in British India, 1857-1922 by Alastair McClure (2025): A Review by Ranjan Chatterjee
Alastair McClure’s Trials of Sovereignty: Mercy, Violence, and the Making of Criminal Law in British India, 1857-1922, published by Yoda…
Untouchable Goa by Dadu Mandrekar (1997) – A Review by Sampurna Dutta
Dadu Mandrekar’s Untouchable Goa (published in Marathi in 1997), rendered into English through Nikhil Baisane’s (published by Panther’s Paw Publication…
The Deras: Culture, Diversity and Politics by Santosh K. Singh (2025): A Review by Neha Sharma
The popular imagery of deras remains mired in controversies helmed by dubious Godmen wearing garish outfits and selling their latest…
Indigenous Peoples and the Politics of Indigeneity in India: A Local Perspective on a Global Movement by Debasree De (2025): A review by Cole Virk
The conversation around Indigeneity within Global political and cultural movements has gained increasing academic attention in recent years (Daigle 2024).…
Exploring Labour and Environmental Conflicts in Kerala, India with Silpa Satheesh
Silpa Satheesh is working as an Assistant Professor at Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kozhikode. Her primary areas of interest…
Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism by Yanis Varoufakis (2023): A Review by Harshvardhan Tripathy
The entry of digital technology and its growing role in the social-economic-cultural-political sphere have sparked conversations in several academic disciplines,…