In our latest blog post, Yanis Iqbal explores the vexed questions of sovereignty, imperialism and solidarity surrounding Kashmir.
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In our latest blog post, Hira critiques the dichotomy of the sciences and the arts and locates it against this larger backdrop of state-led constriction and streamlining of higher education.
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In our latest blog post, Ritabrata Chakraborty dissects the underlying politico-economic facets of the unravelling of USAID under the disruptive rule of US President Donald Trump.
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Taking a unified approach to the interconnected yet distinct issues of gender disparity and food access, Urvi Khaitan uncovers the fascinating layers that imbued governance and nutritional education in the 1940s, for Indian women and society at large.
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With unabated production of movies that tap into religious jingoism and burnish the government's image, Rayan Chakrabarti incisively unpacks the myriad techniques and narratives employed to realise that end.
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At a time of raging conflicts across the globe, Suchintan Das makes a timely translation of D. D. Kosambi's moving appeal for peace that infuses various lines of argument and appeals to wide swathes of society.
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Warmest New Year greetings! Sankrityayan Kosambi Study Circle calls out to young enthusiastic people based out of Delhi to join its team as volunteers to successfully organise the fourth Satyam Jha Memorial Lecture on 20th January, 2025.
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In our latest blog post and the last for this year, Arkaprava Sengupta ruminates on R.G. Collingwood's methodological intervention on the historical study of myths and folktales.
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In our latest blog post, Yanis Iqbal @YanisIqbal provocatively unpacks the deeper ideological implications of the recent student protests at the Aligarh Muslim University.
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In our latest blog piece, Debayan Das shares his field notes from the vibrant Jaydev Kenduli Baul Mela of West Bengal.
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The Sankrityayan Kosambi Study Circle has scheduled its 51st reading session on the 29th of September from 7:30-9:30 PM IST. According to the resolution adopted in the Study Circle's recent review meeting, this reading session is going to be the last one hosted by it as a
collective.
We wanted to let everyone experience the magic of the meandering conversations that have been the hallmark of the Study Circle's brand of thinking together. Join us online (meet.google.com/oif-hsec-gcc) this Sunday to discuss Rahul Sankrityayan's 'Buddhist Dialectics' and
D.D. Kosambi's 'Living Prehistory in India'. We only ask you to read and come. Both the texts are available on studycirclelokayata.blog/peo….































