CSAS South Asian Studies in Edinburgh

TOMORROW! Singhvi Keynote Lecture - Decolonizing the University: A View from India, with Prof Amita Baviskar. 19 May, 5pm, Edinburgh Climate Change Institute Register: edin.ac/4c58dgs

Next week! Singhvi Keynote Lecture - Decolonizing the University: A View from India, with Prof Amita Baviskar. 19 May, 5pm, Edinburgh Climate Change Institute Register: edin.ac/4c58dgs

Event reminder! Singhvi Keynote Lecture - Decolonizing the University: A View from India, with Prof Amita Baviskar. 19 May, 5pm, Edinburgh Climate Change Institute Register: edin.ac/4c58dgs

TODAY! The Backstage of Democracy: India’s Election Campaigns and the People Who Manage Them 4 May, 1pm, Room 1.55, Edinburgh Futures Institute Registration not required.

Next week! The Backstage of Democracy: India’s Election Campaigns and the People Who Manage Them 4 May, Room 1.55, Edinburgh Futures Institute, 1pm Registration not required.

Event reminder! Singhvi Keynote Lecture - Decolonizing the University: A View from India, with Prof Amita Baviskar. 19 May, 5pm, Edinburgh Climate Change Institute Register: edin.ac/4c58dgs

ICYMI! Join us on 4th May for: The Backstage of Democracy: India’s Election Campaigns and the People Who Manage Them Room 1.55, Edinburgh Futures Institute, 1pm Registration not required.

Event announcement! Singhvi Keynote Lecture - Decolonizing the University: A View from India, with Prof Amita Baviskar. 19 May, 5pm, Edinburgh Climate Change Institute Register: edin.ac/4c58dgs

Join us on 4th May for: The Backstage of Democracy: India’s Election Campaigns and the People Who Manage Them Room 1.55, Edinburgh Futures Institute, 1pm Registration not required.

📢Reminder CSAS Seminar - Obligation at the Tail-End: Inhabiting Abandonment and Knowing with the Earth in Sindh Tuesday 17 March, 12.30pm – 2pm, Violet Laidlaw Room Registration not required.

Event announcement From Strike to Silence: Translation, Retranslation, and the Afterlife of Labour in Bombay Part of the Translation Studies Research Seminar Series, co-badged by CSAS 18 March, 4.10-6pm, G.04, 50 George Square Registration not required

Event announcement Obligation at the Tail-End: Inhabiting Abandonment and Knowing with the Earth in Sindh, with Ayesha Siddiqi, University of Cambridge. 17 March, 12.30-2pm, Violet Laidlaw Room. Registration not required. edin.ac/3Zz8CSq

Join us tomorrow for: Living with Toxic Development: Shipbreaking and Greenwashing in Bangladesh with Dr Camelia Dewan, Uppsala University. 12.30pm - 2pm, Violet Laidlaw Room Registration not required. Full info: edin.ac/4q0l9ZN

Join us on 3 February for: Living with Toxic Development: Shipbreaking and Greenwashing in Bangladesh with Dr Camelia Dewan, Uppsala University Registration not required. Full info: edin.ac/4q0l9ZN

Join us TODAY for our first seminar of 2026. The Seed and the Well: Ecologies of Risk in Rural India, with Dr Tanya Matthan, LSE. 20 Jan, 12.30 - 2pm, Violet Laidlaw Room, Chrystal Macmillan Building. No registration necessary. edin.ac/4jEkWKz

Join us for our first seminar of 2026. The Seed and the Well: Ecologies of Risk in Rural India, with Dr Tanya Matthan, LSE. 20 Jan, 12.30 - 2pm, Violet Laidlaw Room, Chrystal Macmillan Building. No registration necessary. edin.ac/4jEkWKz

There is still time to register! Join us on 2 Dec for the Ambedkar Lecture - Life, Labour, and Death: A Cartography of Caste under Racial Capitalism, with Dr Srilata Sircar (King's India Institute). Register here: edin.ac/43OI0zi

ICYMI! Join us on 2 Dec for the Ambedkar Lecture - Life, Labour, and Death: A Cartography of Caste under Racial Capitalism, with Dr Srilata Sircar (King's India Institute). Register here: edin.ac/43OI0zi

Such an enriching experience of learning of indigenous knowledge and sustainable food systems. @CSASedinburgh @ChitrangadaC

On the blog! Read Rukmini Sen’s reflections on GENDER.ED Director Radhika Govinda’s new book Feminist Politics, Intersectionality and Knowledge Cultivation. From a book forum co-hosted by GENDER.ED, @CRITIQUE_CENTRE and @CSASedinburgh earlier this year. edin.ac/4gSUNpU