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30 Dec 2025
Happy to share the Introduction of the special issue which we did in the journal of South Asian History and Culture on the theme of time, temporality, and social practices in South Asia. The Introduction has been written together with Ritam Sengupta. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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The greatest expectation as an author is that they are widely read. Ramchandra Guha's latest piece on Rahul Gandhi is widely being shared and applauded in right-wing family and friend WhatsApp groups.
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Extremely happy, and looking forward to reading the book. Congrats to him.
Kaustubh's book is here! 😀😀 Carving Calcutta Space, Economy and Law in Eighteenth-Century Bengal - Orient BlackSwan share.google/AnDb5K357AQCDS6…
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I agree. Hopefully, providing economic analysis on social media platforms will make a difference to politics.
The complete failure of the Subaltern Studies group to make any difference to our perception of our past tells us that the discipline of History has no political value. Historians make no difference to Politics. Politicians decide what History will be.
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'When Past becomes Political' by @Sukhalata3 'Unless History is meaningfully engaged to break the Eurocentric rationalities of international law... one is left unsure as to the efficacy of justice for those spirits which continue to haunt this discussion.' timelyhistories8.wordpress.c…
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Looking forward to this interaction, in Delhi 25.03.2026.
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A workshop on new social histories of the empire. Happening in Berlin. 26.01.2026.
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17 Dec 2025
Sharing the book discussion session which took place at CSDS, Delhi. Prof. Prathama Banerjee commented on the book. youtube.com/watch?v=vp0JELiO…
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3 Dec 2025
Book talk, 11 December, 4 p.m. ZMO, Berlin and Online. Discussants: Prabhu Mohapatra and Zoltan Simon.
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10 Nov 2025
Realising that presenting your book is much, much harder than writing it!
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3 Nov 2025
Looking forward to this workshop, taking place at CSDS, Delhi. Organised by Timely Histories group, based at ZMO, Berlin.
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25 Oct 2025
Chalo, now at least the name has been heard! I feel confident in assuming that you will like her scholarship on the *history* of Hindi literary culture, which may help you understand your rootedness better.
I have no views on this scholar Francesca Orsini. Had never heard of her. But those of us from a rooted background, who speak Hindi at home, read Hindi books as well, can only roll our eyes at this rather bizarre claim that 'few have shaped our understanding' of Hindi literary culture like a British SOAS Prof! 🙄
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17 Oct 2025
🌙 What did the night look like in Mughal India? Next week in Durham! Dr Amrita C. explores “Light and Nocturnal-time: Materiality of Early Modern Nights in Mughal South Asia” 🗓️ 24 Oct | 🕓 4:30 PM | 📍ER 247, Elvet Riverside II @durham_history @AmritaChattopa3 @NESouthAsia
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15 Oct 2025
My take on Prashant Kishore's politics, and, through that, some broad reflections on the current Indian political state related to ideology, caste, and support-base. Bihar Reloaded: Prashant Kishor’s Promises and Predicaments m.thewire.in/article/politic… via @thewire_In
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17 Aug 2025
Congrats Sukhalata. Much looking forward to reading it!
14 Aug 2025
Was precedent ever a stable foundation for law in the 19th c. colonial India? My latest article @JICH via @WeAreTandF doi.org/10.1080/03086534.202… @legalhistory @mpilhlt #ColonialIndia #LawReporting #LawandEmpire
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12 Jul 2025
I would have preferred a slightly different title but here is the excerpt of my book, which raises questions on the plurality of time framework in Humanities and Social Sciences while thinking through social history. thewire.in/culture/books/is-…
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