📢📢📢EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT! 💷💷💷 Thanks to the generosity of IndOx The India-Oxford Initiative (IndOx), we are now offering bursaries towards covering travel within the UK and/or one-day accommodation to selected participants if needed! 📌Send in your abstracts by May 20th 2023! ODID

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There are just over two weeks left to apply for our Fellowship with Charles Wallace India Trust! Open to Indian researchers in history, arts and heritage, the chosen Fellow will be supported to travel to Leeds and conduct research within Arts, Humanities and Cultures, University of Leeds. Find out more: tinyurl.com/3xx79ah7

Thanks Shailaja Fennell Cambridge South Asia and BASAS for hosting this talk. The discussions were great, I’ll be writing this up when I get back to South Asia Institute and I look forward to coming back to use the archives soon.

Save the date for this discussion of Monica Juneja’s provocative new book, Can Art History Be Made Global. In person and online, June 28 at 15:00 CEST. Zoom registration in QR code, or ⁦South Asia Institute⁩

This Thursday, an in person event with Prof Shailaja Paik and Dr Anandita Pan to discuss The Vulgarity of Caste, which puts dance and performance at the forefront of politics. All are welcome! Details in the flyer.

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Tomorrow, in person, South Asia Institute Dr Ali Usman Qasmi will talk about his new project, Being Pakistani. 16:15 in the Karl Jaspers Centre, see the flyer for details. Ali Usman Qasmi is in Heidelberg as a visiting fellow of the SAI for 3 months. All are welcome to attend the talk.

Join us tomorrow for a launch and discussion of Monica Juneja’s provocative new book, Can Art History be made Global? Meditations from the Periphery. The discussion starts at 15:15 CEST and is hybrid, via zoom and South Asia Institute Register at eu02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

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Tomorrow, 06.07, will be the last colloquium of the semester that is organized by the SAI's history department. You are cordially invited to visit Prof. Tim Allender's talk on how missionaries implemented themselves in colonial and postcolonial India.

I always wanted to be an Art Historian, as my old school and some uni friends know, but somehow missed the turnoff! This was a great celebration of an amazing book, by a treasured colleague. Can Art History be Made Global is a fabulous and inspiring read.

Nidan, edited by Deepra Dandekar has a new home, at Heidelberg Asian Studies Publishing. The July issue is out now, with a special issue edited by Venugopal Maddipati and a memoriam to Sharmila Rege. Open Access: hasp.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/journals/nidan…

Who would like to do a PhD under my supervision at King's College London? We are offering a fully funded Harold Moody PGR studentship for a a British person from an ‘underrepresented community.’ Apply/ spread the word!

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