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Photo Credit: Byron Gray (Cattle egret in fishing village of Gorai - Mumbai, India 2020)
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The Mooknayak spoke with Aatika Singh, PhD Candidate in the Department of Art and Art History & a PhD Minor in the Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity at Stanford."The journey of Dr. Ambedkar from being a…
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The Center for South Asia at Stanford is deeply saddened by the devastating floods that have struck Nepal, bringing loss of life, displacement, and hardship to communities across the country. Our hearts go out to all those who have lost loved ones,…
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Joti Singh in Ghadar Geet: Blood and Ink performed by Duniya Dance and Drum Company. Written by Joti Singh and Bhagwan Singh Gyanee. Artistic direction by Joti Singh. Choreography by Joti Singh, Stephanie Chen, Jessica Pfisterer, Angel Adedokun, Nadhi Thekkek, and Rasika Kumar. Lighting design by Stephanie Johnson. Production management by Charlie Boyd Brown. Music by Ishmeet Narula, Navi Mahey, Neil Prasad, and Bongo Sidibe. Photo by Rod Searcey.
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Stanford TAPS PhD Student Shailee Rajak published an essay describing Joti Singh's Ghadar Geet, a performance hosted by the Center for South Asia in February 2026. Excerpt from the essay published in HowlRound Theatre Commons: A long strip…
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Photo of Professor Sharika Thiranagama and Dr. Lalita du Perron
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The Center for South Asia at Stanford University recently took part in "Law & Society in South Asia: Interdisciplinary Perspectives from the Ground," a significant two-day conference organized by Dr. Shanthi Senthe from the University of Windsor…
How do culture and social context affect women's experience of domestic violence? How should culture and social context inform both clinical and institutional interventions? These were the questions posed by Amrapali Maitra, clinical assistant…