Poet Jayanta Mahapatra’s latest collection, Land, highlights a career-long trajectory of development.
The recent film rendition of the play Tasher Desh offers a radically different take and is among many attempts to reinterpret Tagoreana.
Faisal Devji traces the development of Muslim nationalism and makes provocative claims about the movement for Pakistan.
Cheryl Colopy’s book explores water policy and management in Southasia but lacks critical depth in its assessment.
A recent documentary film explores the recruitment of Nepali men into the British Brigade of Gurkhas.
Cabeiri deBergh Robinson’s new book examines the transformative journey of Kashmiri refugees.
A new collection of essays seeks to make sense of our new multimedia world, where we are both producers and consumers, newly free and newly constrained
Ranabir Samaddar’s new book traces the failures of West Bengal politics over the last four decades, but sees revolution where there has been none.
Shashank Kela’s book on Adivasi history contextualises and re-evaluates their current struggles
Hanifa Deen, a Melbourne-based author of Southasian descent writing narrative non-fiction (as she calls her genre), has built a career exploring issues related to Islam and women, and particularly to
Walking tours can do so much more than describe; they can bring our heritage to life.
Lata Mani’s new book analyses the cultural logic of neoliberalism and its divisive consequences.
