Happy to share my new research paper, published by the IESHR.
Taming the ‘rude’ and ‘barbarous’ tongues of the frontier: Bor Saheps, Sutu Saheps and their encounters with languages, scripts, and texts (1835–1904) https://t.co/KyrE19jili
@AirIndiaX still stuck in Jaipur..my connecting flight will depart from Delhi around 11.30 am..no response on all platforms??? Reschedule my flight on the next available flight to my destination..get in touch asap..
@AirIndiaX My flight from Mumbai to Delhi is diverted to Jaipur...and I have a connecting flight with AIX , and I am likely to miss it..any solution/rescheduling of my connecting flight? I am not getting any assistance or help from your staff.
@DollyKikon Congratulations, Prof. Kikon! This is a significant initiative and an important success. Other communities from the region, whose ancestral objects are also housed in the Pitt Rivers and the British Museum, should be inspired by and learn from this effort.
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My review for IESHR
Book review: Reeju Ray, Placing the Frontier in British North-East India: Law, Custom, and Knowledge - Deepak Naorem, 2024 https://t.co/HnNUzwVE6C
I have a chapter in this book.
第2次世界大戦の亡霊を追って: 北東インドにおける戦争観光 (“Chasing ghosts of the Second World War: War Tourism in Northeast India”)
インド北東部を知るための45章 笠井 亮平(編著) - 明石書店 | 版元ドットコム https://t.co/OcUmfpnsJY via @hanmotocom
This is outrageous. They are still auctioning ancestral Naga human remains as collector's item. This is happening when there is a serious discussion on restitution. They were either looted or taken by invoking various forms of colonial power.
Received my copy today. It is a special issue on WW2 and its ubiquitous presence in post-war political and memoryscapes in NE India.
どうもありがとう @kimuramakiko
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Heartiest congratulations to my dear friend @deepak_naorem on receiving a permanent tenure in DU. Having seen you struggle and work really really hard, I know what this means to u and how much u deserve it. More than that our country needs more teachers like you.