Centre of South Asian Studies

South Asia Conversations At Cambridge University

Education EN ↓ 60 episodes

In each episode we sit down with a scholar who has contributed something extraordinary to our understanding of history, politics or culture in South Asia, and get a deeper insight into their work. South Asia Conversations is a production of the Centre of South Asian Studies at Cambridge University.

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Centre of South Asian Studies

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Education

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Latest episode

Mar 13, 2026

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Episodes

Amogh Sharma, 'The backstage of democracy: India's election campaigns and the people who manage them' 13.03.2026
Surinder Jodka, 'Why talk caste?: Emergent inequalities and cultures of hierarchy' 05.03.2026
Timothy Cooper, 'The atmosphere of film in Lahore: Towards an anthropology of media environments' 05.03.2026
Siobhan Lambert-Hurley, 'The loss of taste: memory, the senses and everyday eating in Delhi' 05.03.2026
Rahul Soni, 'The translation of Magadh by Shrikant Verma' 07.11.2025
Chander Velu, 'A business model experiment at a national scale: the case of Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) in India' 31.10.2025
Shankar Ramaswami, 'Souls in the Kalyug' 24.10.2025
Paul McBain, 'A drunken bee: Sunthorn Phu and the Buddhist landscapes of early Bangkok' 24.10.2025
P.B. Anand: 'Amartya Sen, capabilities and the Indian Way' 15.11.2024
Chris Moffat: 'The time of building: Kamil Khan Mumtaz and architecture in Pakistan' 15.11.2024
Shirin Rai: 'Depletion: The human costs of caring in New Delhi' 06.11.2024
Hemangini Gupta: 'The experimental South: Cities, labour and capitalism in startup India' 06.11.2024
Dr Lovleen Bhullar: 'Just transition for AMR: Lessons from wastewater management in India' 17.10.2024
Vandana Singh: 'Re-storying ourselves: science, the climate crisis and the future' 31.05.2024
Kunal Sen: 'India's stalled path of structural transformation: what went wrong?' 29.02.2024
Ammara Maqsood: 'The value of difference: Hindu Muslim encounters in Karachi, Pakistan' 21.02.2024
Shannon Philip: 'A city of men? Youth masculinities and everyday gendered violences in urban India' 20.02.2024
Gerard McCarthy: 'Outsourcing the polity: non-state welfare, inequality and resistance in Myanmar' 25.11.2022
Rekha Bhangaonkar: 'Our water, but my water first: a case of groundwater management in semi-arid India' 03.11.2022
Sumathi Ramaswamy: 'A strange kindness: largesse and learning in the age of colonial capital' 20.10.2022
Benjamin Hegarty: 'Bureaucratic documents and signs of state recognition for Indonesian warias' 13.10.2022
Cameron Petrie: 'Cities, towns and villages: living in the diverse environments of the Indus Civilization' 07.10.2022
Ramachandra Guha: 'Beyond racial binaries: Western fighters for India's freedom' 09.06.2022
Arvind Rajagopal - 'From infrastructure to superstructure: a tale in three acts' 09.06.2022
Jessica Namakkal: 'Unsettling utopia: the making and unmaking of French India' 24.05.2022

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