Centre for Writing and Communication (CWC)

Centre for Writing and Communication @AshokaUniv supports liberal arts & science education through a focus on writing & communication skills.

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Join historian Kanika Singh, Director - CWC, and artist Arpana Caur for a special walkthrough exploring Sikh heritage, memory, identity and the community’s place in national memory.

📍 Baba Baghel Singh Sikh Heritage Multimedia Museum
📅 17 September
🕚 11 AM

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Sign up for the fifth session of our E&E series by Dr. Anurima Chanda. The session will explore teaching as an iterative process in which pedagogical understanding is shaped through practice rather than implemented from pre-existing models.

Register at https://t.co/KKXVJLyvpT

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Rain draws the world closer. If monsoon skies darken, hearts answer with love and poetry. Here are a few beloved recommendations from the CWC team.

#monsoonreads #poetry_addicts #staffpicks #rainydayvibes

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Rain draws the world closer. If monsoon skies darken, hearts answer with love and poetry. Here are a few beloved recommendations from the CWC team.

#monsoonreads #poetry_addicts #staffpicks #rainydayvibes

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Curious what we've been building this summer? Read about the CWC Summer School in the July issue of Ashoka Reflections.

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What if our categories are the least interesting part of the story? This carousel revisits gendered lives that both predate and exceed the concepts we often bring to them. Read beyond the label.

#PrideMonth #QueerAnthropology #SouthAsianStudies #QueerStudies

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Before there were labels, there were lives. This carousel traces gendered worlds that refuse to fit neatly within today's vocabularies. The past is rarely simpler than the present.

#PrideMonth #QueerAnthropology #SouthAsianStudies #QueerStudies

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Banned for daring to show queer love, chosen families, and authentic desire, these books terrified norms. Which one are you reading (or hiding) this Pride?

#PrideMonth #BannedBooks #QueerLiterature #LGBTQLiterature #PrideReads

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In a blog article, Kanika Singh shares her experience facilitating sessions for CWC Engage, a workshop series through which CWC collaborates with higher education institutions across India to teach academic and research writing.

Link to full article: https://t.co/NpVeZOJMQA

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Here are some movie recommendations for Pride Month. The nuanced representation in these Indian films explores queer identities in ways that are liberating and thought-provoking. (1/4)

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Shelf Pick: Prof. Urmimala Sarkar Munsi discusses her books on dance studies and Uday Shankar, plus favourite Thikana Kolkata.

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CWC Recommendations on World Environment Day.

#worldenvironmentday #cwcashokauniversity #readingrecommendations

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Snapshots from CWC’s Annual Conference 2026 at IIC, New Delhi. Day 2 panel: “Mapping Indigenous Knowledge Networks,” moderated by Mayuri Patankar. #cwcashokauniversity #knowledgemaking #techne #episteme

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Snapshots from CWC’s Annual Conference 2026 at IIC, New Delhi. Day 2 panel: “Counterspaces of Knowledge Production.” #techne #episteme

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Happy Pride Month from the CWC team! This June, we will be sharing themed content that engages with and celebrates queer representation across literature, media, and all other aspects of our work. Stay tuned!

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Register for the second session of our E&E Seminar Series, to be led by Prof. Sachin Labade. He will give participants an overview of his co-authored chapter in New Horizons in Prescriptivism Research (Multilingual Matters, 2024)

Registration link: https://t.co/c5E0mQ2YYJ