I am delighted to share that my book Asianism and the Fall of Empire: India's Road to Freedom is published today. @IndianHistory_C @historycong @AAPIData. It explores the transnational history of Asianism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and its role in shaping Indian anticolonialism against British rule. #AsianHistory #NewBook #PanAsianism #IndianHistory #GlobalSouth #postcolonial #GlobalHistory

I am happy to share that my second book Asianism and the Fall of Empire: India's Road to Freedom will be published in March 2026 by the University of California Press. @IndianHistory_C @historycong @AAPIData It explores the transnational history of Asianism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and its role in shaping Indian anticolonialism against British rule. More soon. #Asianism #NewBook #PanAsianism #IndianHistory #GlobalSouth #postcolonial

Independence Day 2025: 8 Forgotten Books That Reveal Untold Stories of India’s Freedom Struggle timesnownews.com/lifestyle/b…

It was great meeting this year’s #CD2 Congressional Art Competition Winner! Yosha’s artwork, entitled The Face of Courage, is now proudly hanging in the halls of our nation’s capitol.

Congratulations to #LafayetteCO student Yosha Gautam! Her artwork will be on display at the U.S. Capitol Building.

Joyce Lebra, first female University of Colorado Boulder history professor, dies at 95 denverpost.com/2021/10/17/jo… via @denverpost

My dear friend Joyce Lebra passed on last Sunday at the age of 95. Joyce was one of the most distinguished American historians of Asia, specifically Japan and India during the Second World War. She was author/editor of fifteen books, including three novels. #JoyceLebra

"Elias Sacks, director of the Program in Jewish Studies, announced recently that donors Eileen and Richard Greenberg had made a significant gift to inaugurate the David Shneer Fund for Community Programming, Public Scholarship and the Arts." colorado.edu/asmagazine/2021…

India is suffering in the midst of the world’s worst COVID19 crisis. Khushi Baby is working with District, State, and Central governments to mount a multi-level response. We need your help: 🧵 (1/N)

A great guest column in today's @presscitizen from UI Professor Frederick Smith in what's sure to be a fascinating program this Friday (WorldCanvass: Gandhi at 150) featuring many of the most prominent Gandhi scholars in the world! bit.ly/3a2BZDa

If you missed last night's event on Anti-Asian violence, silence, race, and patriarchy hosted by @EthnStudies_UCB, you can view the recording at your leisure here: youtube.com/watch?v=NCAwCbfL… The event was excellent w/ 150 people in attendance! Thank you to all who participated.

Devastated by the horrific tragedy that unfolded in Boulder today! My heart goes out to the victims and their friends and families. No one saw this coming in this peaceful beautiful town.

Historic Day! npr.org/2020/11/07/930858267…

In "The 'Right to Wage War' against Empire," @mithimukherjee argues that anticolonial movements challenged the premises of international law in the aftermath of WWII. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Great discussion! Thanks to all who attended!

There's beauty around every corner on this campus. 💛🖤

Starved. Bombed. Facing the threat of cholera. We MUST stand up for #Yemen’s children & all governments must stop providing military assistance to parties to the conflict. Please RT & show your support. #YemenCantWait

Nonviolence-the world needs it more than ever! On Gandhi's birth anniversary, a series of stimulating articles. thebeacon.in/category/betwee…

#AHAPerspectives preview: #slowprofessor advocates resisting academia’s demands of speed & measurable productivity. bit.ly/2pCQuIy