After nine years of teaching research and service at OP Jindal Global University, I am moving on to a new position. I would like to thank students, colleagues, Dean Kishalay Bhattacharjee, VC C Raj Kumar for their support! For now, I would be available at [email protected]
Joining virtually a plenary session on biometrics, data protection, and legal protection of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
International Conference: Sustainable Solutions to the Rohingya Crisis
SIMEC Institute of Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Happy to report the publication of my article at Transnational Legal Theory @TransLegalJ
The article explores marginalised digital users' complex relationship to technology in refugee settlements in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh's Cox Bazar.
https://t.co/DwuXUAVQvJ
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"Our data, ourselves: Participation, justice, and alternative futures of data sovereignty in India" by @sagnikdutta & @MazumdarSuruchi https://t.co/UlmXKtt8AW
Digital rights activism in India reframes data sovereignty from the ground up.
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"Our data, ourselves" by @sagnikdutta & @MazumdarSuruchi https://t.co/UlmXKtt8AW
Activists in India resist data colonialism and reimagine data sovereignty via grassroots mobilisation, accountability, and justice.
Our article now published in @BigDataSoc. Co-authored with @sagnikdutta this is part of the forthcoming special issue Everyday Experiences of Data Colonialism and Nationalism. https://t.co/RC6SVwzTrF
Thanks to @PriyamSinha for an interview on my book in the New Books in South Asian Studies podcast series! Now available for streaming! https://t.co/hNV699WsEB
Presenting to you an exciting conversation with Dr @MazumdarSuruchi. We discuss her recent book "Divided Media: Politics and Mediated Movements in India" (Routledge, 2025). https://t.co/jkkPZVuTSN. And then go grab your copies right away!
Joining virtually, @MazumdarSuruchi (OP Jindal Global University) presented "Making the Digital Homeland: Everyday Data and Citizenship Narratives."
Her talk reimagines digital humanitarianism through emotion, aspiration, and the political potentials of a "digital homeland."
Heavy flooding in the camps has left no safe place for relocation. Monthly rice and other groceries from @WFP have been soaked and spoiled. Affected families urgently need support from the disaster response teams. 🆘🌧️
#Rohingya#Refugees#FloodRelief
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My book 'In the Shadow of Minority Rights' published by Cambridge University Press is now available to order on Amazon https://t.co/Uey4VnAHyr Also available online on Cambridge core: https://t.co/Wj36R4Xx8x Many thanks again to the wonderful editorial team of CUP
How are the Global South countering knowledge inequities online? Dr. Bunty @Avieson and AssPro @MazumdarSuruchi investigate India’s “Wiki Warriors” who challenge English language hegemony and digital colonialism on Wikipedia. https://t.co/XpIrYmFyl8
Our article on language editors of Wikipedia is now published in the @AsianJComm . We propose the conceptual framework of "Wiki Warriors" to rethink #digitalcolonialism and editorial practices in language #Wikipedia in the #globalsouth@avieson
https://t.co/SW6y3Zx03u
This issue also features a report from the first-ever PolComm Workshop in Delhi by @TaberezNeyazi , Saima Saeed, & Suruchi Mazumdar, which institutionalizes global inclusivity in the field.
https://t.co/4X8tUYHy34