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Available in hardcover and paper back https://t.co/PgBHUjKSql @ReadWithVani
Open Access | Seeing the Sangh is the world’s first comprehensive map of the organisational affiliates surrounding the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh—which together constitute the largest far-right network in the world.
This interactive dataset, which currently includes comprehensive qualitative and quantitative data on over two thousand and five hundred organisations, is stored at a repository housed at the Science Po’s Centre for International Studies (CERI), and has been fact-checked and published by The Caravan.
Explore the network map here: https://t.co/LNc9f2HsPu
For a deeper reflection on why such an intervention is necessary, see Felix Pal’s (@FelixPal8) essay, “Exposing the largest far-right network in history”, read here: https://t.co/OolKtfVM69
Based in #India? The popular #AIIS dissertation to book workshop makes its way to #Delhi! The deadline for applications is January 10, 2026.
To be held on 14 March, 2026, in Gurgaon for India-based early career scholars.
https://t.co/hr3UJ7fl98
What Noam Chomsky’s friendship with Jeffrey Epstein says about progressive politics https://t.co/7buHTZwf3K via @scroll_in
What a wonderful piece by @kavita_krishnan on the moral fields of public intellectuals!
We cannot use mild words like “miscarriage” or “travesty” to suitably describe this shameful horror. We need new words to speak about and challenge this
The ironical strength in organizing a panel on “Anthropological Practice and Illiberal Attachments” centered on upper caste subject making in India at the AAA 2024 in Florida, of all places. So thankful to Akhil Kang, Akanksha Awal and Pinky Hota for steering this ❤️
If you are at the @AmericanAnthro Annual Conference 2024, please come and say hello to our panel on *Anthropological Praxis and Illiberal Attachments*. Featuring presentations by Akhil Kang, @akankshaawal ,Leela Khanna and yours truly. Grateful to have @HotaPinky as discussant!
Her lecture was a masterclass in Sikhi, caste and anti-caste legislation in the UK and the complexities of Sikh identity in the current global order. Thank you @DrOpinderjit for your time and for such an insightful and meaningful lecture and discussion for the students.
It was a delight to host @DrOpinderjit for a guest lecture in a course on religion and society in South Asia that I teach at @NUSingapore. She is the Visiting Chair of Sikh Studies at NUS for 2024 and is the Director of the Centre for Sikh and Panjabi Studies at the @wlv_uni
We missed Sidharthan Maunaguru & Seuty Sabur who couldn’t be present due to unforeseen reasons much like @MaliniSur@mgergan Nosheen Ali, Norman Baig, @DollyKikon and Tahir Ganie whose contributions to the @culanth#Hotspots issue are crucial to the conversation.
At the @ACSAMadison 2024, some of the contributors to the @culanth#hotspots on ‘Majoritarian Politics in South Asia’ (2021) convened to revisit their essays and thoughts in a double panel. The issue was edited by @r_gov11, @Mubbashir_R and @bhoomikajoshi https://t.co/3tobT50MlE
And @SarahEleazar spoke of the politics of the mob and blasphemy in the working class neighborhood of Jaranwala in Pakistan. @bhoomikajoshi discussed the long history of ‘temple Hinduism’ in contemporary India. Thanks to @Mubbashir_R & @amyleigh_j for their able chairing.
@Maheshchan22726’s searing piece on the making of Uttarakhand as an upper-caste state. A detailed investigation into the systemic exclusion and suppression of Dalits, which has long been papered over by the glorified romance with the hills.
https://t.co/SIi67HGKOO