Centre of South Asian Studies

South Asia Conversations At Cambridge University

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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

Ines Zupanov: 'Christian missions in South India: hotspots of knowledge (17th-18th centuries)' 23.05.2022
Asma Khan: 'Ammu: food to nourish your soul, from a life of cooking' 20.05.2022
Jinee Lokaneeta: 'Policing in liberal democracies: legal violence and scientific interrogations in India' 28.02.2022
Sunil Mitra Kumar: 'Counterfactual thinking and causal mediation: an application to female labour force participation in India' 11.02.2022
Magnus Marsden: 'Intellectual Exchanges in Muslim Asia: Intersections of History and Geography' 02.02.2022
Mallika Leuzinger: 'Photography and the politics of intimacy in India' 27.01.2022
James Caron: 'Writing war from beyond war: material, imagination, and poetric landscapes in Afghanistan and Pakistan' 27.01.2022
Nidhi Singal, 'Educating children with disabilities during the pandemic and beyond: insights from Nepal' 25.11.2021
S. Sharada: 'South India and Southeast Asia: archaeometallurgical and iconographic explorations' 18.11.2021
Naila Kabeer: 'Paradigm shift or business as usual? Multi-stakeholder initiative in the Bangladesh garment industry in the wake of Rana Plaza' 15.11.2021
Mahesh Rangarajan, 'How the tiger became Indian: nature, nation and science in Indian conservation, 1970-2020' 28.10.2021
Adam Green, 'Small surface water bodies: an ancient path to sustainable collective action in northwest India?' 22.10.2021
Francis Cody, 'Law at large: notes on the public mediation of community in the juridical field' 21.10.2021
Jonathan Saha, 'Fatal associations: racial differentiation and interspecies empire in colonial Myanmar' 21.10.2021
Roundtable: 'The Modern History of Art in India' 10.06.2021
'A Detective and a Gentleman: Crime in Colonial Calcutta' with Anindita Ghosh 20.05.2021
'The End of Indenture?': with Neilesh Bose and Ashutosh Kumar 13.05.2021
'What is the intellectual history of India?': a roundtable discussion 11.03.2021
'Caste today' with Sharika Thiranagama and Suryakant Waghmore 04.03.2021
'Green Revolution': Shailaja Fennell Video 22.02.2021
'Plantationocene': with Sarah Besky and Maan Barua 10.02.2021
Equality and difference: with Radhika Coomaraswamy Video 04.02.2021
The scientific life in South Asia: with Charu Singh and Projit Mukharji 20.01.2021
Literary lineages: with Neloufer de Mel and Geeta Patel 02.12.2020
Everyday voices and the early modern: with Abhishek Kaicker and Jagjeet Lally 19.11.2020

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