REFLECTIONS ON CRAFTS IN INDIA Craft producers in India stand in the shadow of deep divisions–rich/poor, urban/rural, modern/traditional, Brahmin/Dalit, educated scientist/illiterate labour, and so on. These divisions become further entrenched...
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Preserving & Researching Pakistani Music History The talk will discuss Natasha Noorani's research as an ethnomusicologist and practitioner of Pakistani popular music. Themes explored will include socio-political impact on music...
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How Information Warfare Shapes Your World How do politicians in today’s world attain power? How do nations become powerful? Why do human beings follow others unquestioningly, even if it is...
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Ability in Disability In times like Covid, vulnerable sections of society like persons with disability are doubly discriminated and invisible. Meera Shenoy talks of her challenging journey in transforming lives...
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The State of Civil Services in India Surely disappointing, but small mercy is that the frame remains in position. It's battered a lot, yet largely functional. It remains resilient and...
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Afghanistan Today and Implications for India Mr Talmiz Ahmad, a seasoned diplomat, will talk about the recent developments in Afghanistan and its implications on India. TALMIZ AHMAD Talmiz Ahmad is...
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To Kill a Democracy: India’s Passage to Despotism With a unique narrative combining moving life stories and scholarly insight, a journalist and a political theorist have teamed up to offer...
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INDIA’S EDUCATION: ISSUES THAT MATTER It goes without saying that we must educate our entire population and at the earliest. The big question is how to achieve that. What should...
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Religion in India How do Indians feel about living in such a religiously diverse society? What are the dynamics among India’s various religious groups in both public and private life?...
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THE INDIAN AMERICANS Indian Americans are now the second-largest immigrant group in the United States, as the number of Indian-origin residents in the United States has swelled north of four...
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