History and Sociology of South Asia

05/05/2023

This article examines the history and legal framework of legal aid in India. Further, a judicial analysis is provided that makes legal aid a fundamental right. The article also emphasises the lacunas in the judicial system in India. Read the complete article @ https://bit.ly/42qmopR

Human civilisation has always been plagued by the problem of access to justice for the weak. With human development, the modern state took up the responsibility...

26/04/2023

Nature and Extent of Dohli Land Grant and Donations in the Territory of Kota State (1670–1820 CE)
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The Hada rulers of Kota state were devout followers of Hindu religion, but at the same time, they demonstrated their spirit of religious toleration towards all ...

20/03/2023

Check out the latest article "Plain Tales from the Hills and Epistles: Kipling’s Public Health Concerns in Colonial India" @ https://bit.ly/3LBfuJb

The article studies Kipling’s career early writings, including personal letters, newspaper articles and short stories to show the impact of the Indian climate, ...

09/02/2023

Orient Romanticised: Disruption of Orient’s Reality in Select Occidental Literary Discourses
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This article critically analyses the side effects of the Western Imperialism through their careful manufacturing of Orientalism as a discourse over centuries an...

31/01/2023

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Volume 17 Issue 1, January 2023

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Table of contents for History and Sociology of South Asia, 17, 1, Jan 01, 2023

21/12/2022

‘Cultural Dimensions of India–Thailand Relations: A Historical Perspective’. Click to read the article @ http://ow.ly/xXgq50LQO5r

02/12/2022

Cultural Dimensions of India–Thailand Relations: A Historical Perspective
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In today’s world of ‘Asianisation’ whereby the countries of Asia are reinventing their historical linkages and asserting their combined power on the world stage...

10/11/2022

The article seeks to explore the dimensions of ‘otherness’ in the attitudes of the Memsahibs, that is, how these women who accompanied British men to India perceived the ‘other’ in terms of the physical, cultural and moral attributes of the Indians and more significantly how they negotiate the ‘other’ in terms of language, climate, food, and so on. Read more @ https://bit.ly/3UwyHh2

The article seeks to explore the dimensions of ‘otherness’ in the attitudes of the Memsahibs, that is, how these women who accompanied British men to India perc...

17/10/2022

Explore the cultural dimensions of ’s multifaceted interaction with in the historical context @ https://bit.ly/3w0WTgX

30/09/2022

How are tradition and connected with each other in the context of art tradition? Read to find out @ https://bit.ly/3CarQTU

The appearance of Hindu gods was an essential feature of various indigenous Indian art tradition. The rise of hybrid Indo-Western art schools, notably Patnakala...

20/07/2022

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Volume 16 Issue 2, July 2022

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Table of contents for History and Sociology of South Asia, 16, 2, Jul 01, 2022

02/06/2022

Examine the social history of in throughout the nineteenth century, focusing on the various factors that affected the and sanitary interventions in the region @ https://bit.ly/3M6vDTz

24/05/2022

Check out the latest article 'Institutions for Women’s Education in Delhi (1900–1920): Philanthropists, Missionaries and the Government' @ https://bit.ly/3sUq1VH

20/04/2022

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Ethnicity and Political Action in North-East India: Agency, Mobilisation and Community Relationship
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09/03/2022

Check out the latest article 'Past and Present: Surveying Medieval India Amidst the Present Perceptions of the Past in Popular Medium' @ https://bit.ly/3J1nUFF

04/02/2022

Read the article 'Competing Landed Interests: Customary Claims, Land Titles and Formal Law in Manipur, Circa 1890–1990' that provides a long-term perspective on the history of land tenure for over a century in the colonial and post-colonial eras of Manipur, India. https://bit.ly/3onBYAY

This article provides a long-term perspective on the history of land tenure for over a century in the colonial and post-colonial eras of Manipur, India. Moderni...

25/01/2022

‘Using a Blacksmith’s Hammer to Crush a Fly’: Jallianwala Bagh, Public Order and Popular Protests in late Colonial India

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06/12/2021

The British Government passed the Child Marriage Restraint Act in 1929. The Act is popularly known as the Sarda Act. The Act fixed the minimum age of marriage of girls and boys at 14 and 18 years, respectively. The jurisdiction of the Act was confined to British India alone. However, much before the restrained child marriage, few had already banned child marriages. However, Hyderabad State could not ban child marriages. This article describes how the British-Andhra subjects performed in the territories of State to escape punishment for violating the . Read more @ https://bit.ly/3orlsQR

11/11/2021

The street protests of the Hindus and the members of the erstwhile royal family under the of the –RSS against the verdict of the on opening the temple for women of all age groups demonstrate the deep malaise of creeping irrationality in the globally acclaimed project of modernity. Read more from the article "Pungent Irrationality and Troubled Modernity in Kerala" @ https://bit.ly/3cHNdiT

28/10/2021

Read about Besant’s reading of the caste system and her role in strengthening the roots of this system.

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23/09/2021

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03/08/2021

The street protests of the Hindus and the members of the erstwhile royal family under the of the –RSS against the verdict of the on opening the temple for women of all age groups demonstrate the deep malaise of creeping irrationality in the globally acclaimed project of modernity. Read more from the article "Pungent Irrationality and Troubled Modernity in Kerala" @ https://bit.ly/3cHNdiT

Abstract The street protests of the upper caste Hindus and the members of the erstwhile royal family under the leadership of the BJP–RSS against the verdict of ...

06/07/2021

Check out the article trending on altmetric "Participatory Democracy or ‘Transformative Appropriation’? The People’s Planning Campaign in Kerala" by J. Devika @ https://bit.ly/3hjk7rL

16/06/2021

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It provides a forum for scholarly interrogations of significant moments in the transformation of the social, economic and political fabric of South Asian socie...

04/06/2021

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It provides a forum for scholarly interrogations of significant moments in the transformation of the social, economic and political fabric of South Asian socie...

11/05/2021

History and Sociology of South Asia provides a forum for scholarly interrogations of significant moments in the transformation of the , and fabric of South Asian societies. Read more @ https://bit.ly/3dEyqE7

06/04/2021

Read the most-read article 'Yasmin Khan, The Great Partition: The Making of and ' from and of Journal @ https://bit.ly/3rNaAve