Had the pleasure to present my work with Researcher's Wellbeing thru Art with Ex Historia this morning. Excited to expand this project across the south west in the upcoming years

Join us on 28th May for a screening of the short film Mapping Water by Naiza Khan.
Following the film will be a talk by Naiza, with a chance for Q&As.
Naiza is a brilliant visual artist and an esteemed researcher.
Register & learn more here: bit.ly/3JPE3Ab
Exeter Decolonising Network 💚

I am giving a talk on my PhD research for Institute of Historical Research’s seminar for collecting and display on Monday evening, the 13th of May. In person and online at Senate House in London so do join in if you can.

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It was such a great experience delivering a talk at Jadavpur University Kolkata this week - had the opportunity to share my work and learn from colleagues and students.

Looking forward to participating in the interdisciplinary symposium on Minority Identity and Religious Experience 1600 to the Present at Laws G.05 (Tue 14 May) hosted by The Queen Mary Centre for Religion and Lit in English. ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/unite…

Call for Papers by فاطِمہ زہرا | Fatima Zehra and Tasavvur Collective - تَصَوّر: Submit your work on Women’s Writings and Popular Literary Cultures in Urdu for a special issue of Critical Pakistan Studies. Explore the multiplicity of genres and contributions by women in shaping Pakistani culture and identity

Excited to speak with and learn from colleagues and students at Jadavpur later today :)

Looking forward to organising this workshop in Exeter this summer, with some wonderful scholars joining us! Exeter South Asia The Societies & Cultures Institute (SCI)

HaSS Cornwall’s ⁦Shubranshu شبھرانشو⁩ quoted in an article in ⁦⁦The Independent⁩ on what victory for Narendra Modi would mean to India’s democracy and secular values. ⁦Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences⁩ ⁦Exeter Politics⁩ ⁦University of Exeter, Cornwall⁩ independent.co.uk/asia/india/ind…

UPCOMING EVENT (20/03/24) - IAIS VISITING SPEAKER SEMINAR

Annika Schmeding will be giving a talk on their new book 'Sufi Civilities'; all welcome to attend! For full details, check out the event listing link below:

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#ExeterIAIS #VisitingSpeakerSeries

Had the pleasure of hosting a rich and thoughtful talk by Somak on his book 'Passages Through India: Indian Gurus, Western Disciples and the Politics of Indophilia'. Thank you for engaging so generously with our students and colleagues! #SouthAsia #booktalk

Happening today at 3 pm!

Join us on Mar 13, 3-5 PM (GMT) for a book talk with Somak on 'Passages Through India: Indian Gurus, Western Disciples and the Politics of Indophilia'. See you there! Details on poster.

From my interview on Sky News on the Iran Pakistan air strikes Faculty of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences Exeter South Asia

Thank you to everyone who joined the insightful Book Roundtable on 'Boats in a Storm' with KRamnath! Special gratitude to our brilliant chair and discussants. Stay tuned for more enriching events in the future! Happy holidays!🌸

Don't forget to join us today (8 Dec) from 3-5 pm UK time on Teams for a book roundtable on KRamnath's 'Boats in a Storm'. Tarangini Sriraman and @kalathmikan will be the discussants. Chaired by Shreya Gupta The registration details are on the poster. Hope to see you there!

Join us for our final event of the semester - an online book roundtable on KRamnath's brilliant 'Boats in a Storm'. This Friday (8 December) from 3-5 pm UK time on Teams, with Tarangini Sriraman and @kalathmikan as discussants. Registration info on the poster.

Job opportunity to work as PDRA on an AHRC project at University of Exeter. Please share with your networks. Details in link below jobs.ac.uk/job/DEM041/pos…

Dear All,

We are delighted to extend an invitation to you for a thought-provoking lecture by esteemed Prof. Gopal Guru on the topic, 'Who Needs an Intellectual Password?' The session will be chaired by Prof. Gurpreet Mahajan.

“Demanding subjects: women in the Mughal courtrooms of early modern South Asia” – Professor Nandini Chatterjee’s Inaugural Lecture Exeter South Asia #twitterstorians
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