This should be fascinating... Nivedita Menon at Exeter uni in 2 weeks eventbrite.co.uk/e/keynote-secu…

Come along to hear from the brilliant Nivedita Menon at exeter! Exeter South Asia - @exetersouthasia.bsky.social

Happening today! Nivedita Menon will deliver her keynote at the University of Exeter (Streatham campus).

Such a privilege, indeed! Nivedita Menon reminded us that critical thought cannot afford to remain neutral -it must constantly question, agitate and offer new visions.

Join us on March 12 at 2 PM (GMT) for a talk by Dr Arvind Kumar from CVM University, Gujarat titled ‘From Exclusion to Representation: The Evolution of Political Safeguards for Scheduled Castes During British Rule in India.’

Nearly a decade on from beginning the PhD, we have a book cover! Out later this year - my book exploring caste, migration and indenture as foundational to Indian diplomacy. Hurst Publishers hurstpublishers.com/book/coolie-mi…

Happening today! 2 pm(GMT)/7:30 pm(IST)

Eid Mubarak! Warm wishes from all of us at the South Asia Centre. #EidUlFitr

A much needed dialogue with a group of inspirational intergenerational Pakistani independent women publishers, Ameena Saiyid, Mehr Husain, Mina Malik and Mehvash Amin who spoke on themes of censorship, speaking truth to power, translations, piracy and much more

Sharing highlights from Prof Nivedita Menon’s visit to University of Exeter -an inspiring week of discussions on secularism, gender, and critical thought from South Asia & the Global South. The Societies & Cultures Institute (SCI) UoE Humanities & Social Sciences Cornwall Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences University of Exeter News exeter.ac.uk/research/insti…

My mother spent sleepless nights worrying about the arrival of ‘seventh fleet’ during the 1965 war. I stayed awake during the summer of 1999 war. Tonight my niece is listening to the fighter jets rumbling through the night skies. Forever wars continue scarring generations.

While the two countries posture for power, it’s the normal, nameless and faceless people who suffer first. If it escalates, it’s only grief. There's no glory in war. De-escalate now. #IndiaPakistanWar #Kashmir

Delighted that Rahul Ranjan will give the keynote address on 'Remembering to Forget: Birsa Munda and Memory Politics in India' on May 8 at the PGR workshop hosted by the Exeter South Asia Centre.

Please remember the cost of war, once more, will fall hardest on civilians, especially in Kashmir. This is a moment to stay informed, to resist jingoism, and to call for de-escalation: bbc.co.uk/news/live/cwyn…

Beautiful tribute by Gautam Hazarika. Ghee Bowman was a valued colleague and member of the South Asia Centre at University of Exeter. He is deeply missed. scroll.in/article/108281…