@peteryeandle Congratulations Pete! A happy defeat for you I am guessing.
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Anindita Ghosh
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Anindita Ghosh
@AniGhoshMU
Academic and historian of print and urbanism in India, BBC Academy expert. Gardening enthusiast and film buff. Watchful of public debates.
Katılım Mart 2017
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Offspring has been at it again. If he keeps publishing at this rate, he'll have more outputs than me by the time he finishes his PhD! doi.org/10.1016/j.elec…
Alex Yeandle@alexyeandle
Delighted to share @JamesMaxia and my new piece, "Partisanship, attribution and approval in a public health shock" at @ElectoralStdies! (1/n) #bib52" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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1955: A young Romila Thapar chairing a talk by Bertrand Russell in London.
Romila Thapar is an intellectual illumination and a brilliant historian that single-handedly pulverises the entire Hindutva ecosystem of pretenders and leaves them squirming.
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BASAS Council – Elections 2023 - British Association for South Asian Studies. Looking for 6 new members on Council, Chair and Treasurer. Satisfaction and pride in your role guaranteed. Ever growing membership. Expanding portfolio of events. basas.org.uk/news-events/ba…
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Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in History of the Islamic World at The University of Manchester. Fantastic opportunity to work in a friendly and diverse department. Great city too. jobs.ac.uk/job/DAS726/lec…
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Delighted to get the chance to film with @AniGhoshMU at the stunning South Asia gallery @McrMuseum - #ks3history
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@PriyamvadaGopal At Manchester we are still hanging on to a bare minimum of 1200 but no idea when that will disappear. Shame on Cambridge. All port and no research pot.
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I was today years old when I learned that my (deeply impoverished, you know) employer no longer has a research and travel fund academics can access to attend conferences/archives, & pretty much I am expected to pay for it myself. On our lavish salaries.
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Our upcoming workshop, ‘How to write about Nonhumans’, will be held (virtually) on 12th July
If you are a BASAS Graduate and Early Career (GEC) scholar, why not get involved?
*The deadline for applications (14th June) is fast approaching*
basas.org.uk/news-events/ho…
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@SanghaMCR @GM_ICP @ManCathedral @deanroggovender @NidhiMcr Stunning images. Sorry I couldn’t make it.
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Nrithyakala bharatanatayum (classical Indian dance) and England's Indian choir Bharatiya Vrund Gaan demonstrate art as a spiritual practice of #resilience 🎶
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The first few speakers at our #resilience event after some wonderful food
@deanroggovender speaking about the importance of uplifting oneself & the community
@KaranleeDL sharing her inspiring story of resilience throughout her life
Nrithya speaks on the art of dance as empowering
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Today 6 yrs ago! My late father was the most giving, fun loving & superb networker. I was so fortunate to have been around him for 'we are the company that we keep!'
Nidhi Sinha@NidhiMcr
My late father's passion was to integrate communities. Does anyone know what year this lord Mayor was in post? Decades later nothing has changed @donnaludford from the same school!! @SeanMcHale9
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Are you a BASAS member and a graduate or early career researcher?
Apply to take part in our next workshop, 'How to write about Nonhumans'
*Deadline for applications: 14th June*
Full details on our website:
basas.org.uk/news-events/ho…
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Kasia’s book is also winner of the 2023 BASAS Book Prize. @BASASofficial Congratulations again, Kasia. Am yet to read it but have been told it’s amazingly good. So on my list of summer readings.
Kasia Paprocki@KasiaPaprocki
Threatening Dystopias is now out!
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@CSASCambridge & @BASAS were delighted to host the BASAS Annual Lecture 2023 with Prof @kamamaclean today! @shailajafennell
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Looking forward to this lecture on Friday. Can’t wait!
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*Professor Kama Maclean will be speaking at the BASAS Annual Lecture 2023, co-hosted with @CSASCambridge* 12th May 2023 (5-7pm) Room SG1, Alison Richard Building @AniGhoshMU @kamamaclean See our website for full details: basas.org.uk/news-events/ba…
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"Not my king!"
Anti-monarchy protesters chanted and booed as King Charles III's procession passed Trafalgar Square in London ahead of the coronation ceremony. nyti.ms/3nyGcsj
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@gupta_diya @HurstPublishers @Cityintpolitics I had a similar moment too. Both of my first children- daughter and book- were born in 2006! Congratulations.
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South Asia Open Archives (SAOA) | Print on JSTOR The South Asia Open Archives (SAOA) | Print collection contains over thirty thousand (30,000!) digitized print items. Check it out! New items added all the time. jstor.org/site/south-asi…
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CSAS is delighted to host the Annual @BASASofficial Lecture with Prof Kama Maclean giving a talk on the 12th of May in Room SG1 in the Alison Richard Building. @shailajafennell @kamamaclean @AniGhoshMU
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Title of Prof Kama Maclean's lecture: ‘If you don’t stop that noise, I can’t talk to you’: Public Meetings and Mass Politics in Interwar India @kamamaclean @AniGhoshMU @CSASCambridge
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Congratulations Saloni! UK students pursuing Masters and writing a dissertation this summer on South Asian Studies themes please consider putting in for our MA Prize like Saloni Jaiswal did. @BASASofficial @saloni__jaiswal
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Congratulations to @saloni__jaiswal, the winner of the BASAS Master’s Dissertation Prize 2023 for her dissertation, 'The Paradox Of Ahmadiyya Minority Politics In Pakistan' basas.org.uk/news-events/ma…
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@kamlesm @EICatHome Indeed. That works both ways as the Mughals’ enemies were sword wielders too. To enlighten you, the Mughals had one of the most advanced armies of the time, not just swords. If you care to look behind the sensational bloodshed that is.
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@AniGhoshMU @EICatHome True (horrifying) acts under force of swords may also be added instead of just glorifying.
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Rewriting school history textbooks is not new. States with ideological baggage have done it before. But 2 centuries of rich political, military, civilisational and economic history just vanishes? What are they going to fill the gap with? Imaginary rulers? thewire.in/education/indi…
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