Divided Media: Politics and Mediated Movements in India by Suruchi Mazumdar (2025): A Review by Swati Rai
Divided Media: Politics and Mediated Movements in India by Suruchi Mazumdar (published by Routledge in 2025) is a compact, intellectually…
A Sociology of Fermented Foods: Who Forgot, Who Remembered, And Who Profits? – Ananya Roy Pratihar
Scroll through any social media platform, particularly during the summer months, and one encounters a proliferation of short-form videos like…
Food, Culture and Society in India: Social, Political, Economic and Cultural Perspectives edited by Rituparna Patgiri and Gurpinder Singh Lalli (2026): A Review by Praapti Sarma
Food, Culture And Society In India: Social, Political, Economic And Cultural Perspectives, published by Berghahn Booksin 2026, takes you on…
Aspirations, Examinations, And Inescapable Identities: Homebound Tells The Story About India’s Betrayed Youth – Jayashree Doley
Sometimes an image can convey what a thousand words can’t. The release of director Neeraj Ghaywan’s latest movie, Homebound (2025),…
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).…
More Than Meets the Eye: Essays on Bangladeshi Politics by Ali Riaz: A Review by Md Niamot Ali
More Than Meets the Eye: Essays on Bangladeshi Politics by Ali Roaz (University Press Limited, 2022) emphasises the role of…
Uniformity or Unity? A Sociopolitical Critique of Simultaneous Elections in India – Jeherul Bhuyan
In India, the strength of democracy rests on its diversity, where each community adds an exceptional thread to the national…
The Fight for the Republic (2024) by Sitaram Yechury: A Review by Sashwat S R
Having had the privilege of undertaking my undergraduate and postgraduate education in spaces that promised interdisciplinarity, I have experienced faculty…
The Dialectics of Nostalgia and Disillusionment Through the Lens of Heller’s A Theory of History – Prarthana Dixit
The recent surge in monarchist sentiment in Nepal reveals a deeply troubling picture of the masses’ disillusionment with democracy. Amish…
Medium is Still the Message – Krishan Takhar
Any society would be shaken by the gruesome acts of terror like what occurred at Pahalgam. The question one asks…