🎉 We are delighted to announce Mihika Banerjee and Oishi Dhar as the joint winners of the BASAS Graduate Essay Prize 2026!
Congratulations to both winners on their outstanding papers! 👏
https://t.co/pSgbzYgLa9
New Asian Kool — Diaspora, Millennial Sounds & the Spatial Politics of The Asian Underground, 1995–2005.
Tariq Jazeel keynote @rikjaz@SOAS_SAI & @BASASofficial
https://t.co/Fy3FWt2kmg
📚 Academic publishing at #BASAS2026!
At #BASAS2026 at @SOAS_SAI, CSA Editor-in-Chief Thomas Chambers and Associate Publisher Meg Ison (Taylor & Francis) joined a panel on what makes a strong submission, how to position research for publication and how to navigate peer review.
📢 The latest issue of CSA is now available online!
📚 Volume 34.3 explores nationalism and democracy, caste and social relations, borders and statelessness, and urban and environmental change across South Asia
https://t.co/oscmNqcQ5j
📚 Book Launch – Fictions of Freedom: Migration, Modern Slavery and Bureaucracy in India
📅 9 Nov, 6:15pm
📍 King’s College London
🔗 https://t.co/GNHvdg8fj6
Our GEC Researcher of the Month is @IchamatiM
Ichamati is a PhD scholar at Newcastle University researching the political geographies of the far right, militarism, violence and nationalism, and higher education.
View Ichamati's profile:
https://t.co/whzUk0HI5L
PhD Scholar @anupamask97 presented her paper at the BASAS Annual Conference 2026, SOAS, University of London (11-13 Sept), on 'Between the State and Fisherfolk: A Political Economy Perspective from Kerala'.
@HydUniv@BASASofficial@SOAS_SAI#BASAS2026#SOAS#UoH
PhD Scholar @DeepikaMohandas presented her paper at the BASAS Annual Conference 2026, SOAS, University of London (11-13 Sept), on 'State-Society Bargaining Structures and Developmental Governance: Land Acquisition in Kerala and Tamil Nadu'.
@HydUniv@BASASofficial@SOAS_SAI
PhD Scholar @MBlessyMathew presented her paper at the BASAS Annual Conference 2026, SOAS, University of London (11-13 Sept), on 'Statelessness and Citizenship, & the Making of Up-Country Tamil Identity in Post-colonial South Asia'.
@HydUniv@BASASofficial@SOAS_SAI#BASAS2026
PhD Scholar @ShreyakSugathan presented her paper at the BASAS Annual Conference 2026, SOAS, University of London (11-13 Sept), on 'Political Penalty of Care: Exploring Political Ambition and Mobility through Care Labour'.
@HydUniv@BASASofficial@SOAS_SAI#BASAS2026#SOAS#UoH
PhD Scholar @kmohdsafvan presented his paper at BASAS 2026, SOAS, London on 'Does the devolution of power to local governments lead to new legislative career pathways for elected representatives at higher levels? Evidence from Kerala, India'.
@HydUniv@BASASofficial@SOAS_SAI
Delighted to announce Mrinalini Sisodia Wadhwa as the winner of the Master’s Dissertation Prize 2026 for her dissertation ‘Indology and its Fictions: Practical England, Mystical India, and the Battle for Sanskrit at Oxford’.
Congratulations, Mrinalini! 🎉
https://t.co/FTXokTqR1J
📚 Working on South Asian print cultures, women’s protest and literary production, or Pakistan?
This upcoming event at @SAsiaLSE explores women’s publishing histories through five decades of magazines pioneered, edited and sustained by Pakistani women
📅 24 September
⏰ 6–8pm
The Women's Library @LSELibrary marks 💯 years! To celebrate this milestone, join us for a special event to discuss 5 decades of women publishing in Pakistan.
📅 Thu, 24 Sep 26
📍 LSE, WC2A
🕕 6pm
For 🗣️ & 🆓 reg. details, click on ⬇️ 🔗
https://t.co/xbQwhuevsX
@LSEPress
📚 Archive Article of the Week
What does reconciliation look like beyond the state?
@knr21_cam examines how capital and labour shape the politics of reconciliation in post-war Sri Lanka.
Read the article:
https://t.co/l0rTmtxKga
Presented my paper "Between the Spectator and the Spectacle: Tamil Dalit Cinema and the Limits of Dalit Visibilities" today at the British Association of South Asian Studies (@BASASofficial ) Annual Conference 2026, held at SOAS University of London, (11-13 September 2026).