South Asia Research Institute (SARI) is based at the College of Asia and the Pacific at the Australian National University (ANU)
South Asia Research Institute is based at the Research School of Asia and the Pacific at the Australian National University. Our aim is to support research on South Asia and promote links and collaborative projects focussing on the countries of South Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka). SARI is committed to advancing an interdisciplinary approach
15/07/2023
Friends in India, do please consider participating in this important conference.
International Conference on River Islands Redefining the Anthropocene - Ashoka University: Leading Liberal Arts and Sciences University The proposed two-day conference is organized by the departments of Sociology and Anthropology and Environmental Studies at Ashoka University, in […]
03/11/2021
An Afghanistan Beyond Politics Veteran journalist, writer and photographer Nazes Afroz will present glimpses of Afghanistan that have never made headlines or caught media attention. For more than four decades, Afghanistan featured in the international media only for the wars, unrest and its instability. A series of events, starti...
15/02/2021
Want to understand the myriad visions of South Asia expressed over the past 3 centuries? Do you ever wonder “What is South Asia?” Then The Making of Modern South Asia course is for you! Enquire now: https://bit.ly/3rQAC15
South Asia Research Institute at ANU Asia & the Pacific at ANU ANU CAPSS - College of Asia and the Pacific Students' Society
15/02/2021
Join us for the India Update 2021: Belonging and Mobility starting today!
Sign up to our mailing list to register for this event: https://sari.anu.edu.au.
15/02/2021
Fed up with all the bu****it? Channel that annoyance into understanding why there is so much of it. Sign up for ASIA3272 Truth and Falsity in Indian History and Politics:
https://programsandcourses.anu.edu.au/2021/course/ASIA3272
In the age of ‘fake news’ India finds itself at the intersection of the trajectories of a number of widely varying notions of truth, falsity, authenticity and illegitimacy. The variation in these trajectories—in their cultural origins and in their content—can make their crossings unpredictable and explosive and often unintelligible. This course will explore with students the claims and negotiations that are fundamental to some of the critical debates in Indian history and politics over the past two centuries. In particular it will aim to alert students to the possibility that underlying these contentious events, ideas and processes are contending claims to truth and authenticity.
Read more about this courses here: http://chl.anu.edu.au/news-events/news/1670/decoding-bu****it-truth-and-falsity-indian-history-and-politics
School of Culture, History & Language, Asia & the Pacific at ANU
15/02/2021
Join us for this exciting and timely course: ASIA2271 The Making of Modern South Asia
https://programsandcourses.anu.edu.au/2021/course/ASIA2271
This course will introduce students to the myriad visions of South Asia that have been expressed through histori- cal, social, economic, political, religious and cultural movements and debates over the past three centuries. It will focus on the crucial question: what is South Asia? In the multiplicity of dynamic and often ephemeral answers, the course will offer glimpses of the many Indias, Pakistans, Sri Lankas, and so on that reside in peoples imaginations.
Apart from opening up the world of South Asia to students, this course will also foray into questions of what it means to study Asia in the contemporary world. It will explore ways to understand the transformations the region has been undergoing.
School of Culture, History & Language, ANU CAPSS - College of Asia and the Pacific Students' Society, Asia & the Pacific at ANU
26/06/2020
If you are wondering about conducting research during the lockdown, here is a way. I used the Rapid Phone Appraisal to find out about women's lives in remote rural India
Conducting feminist research during lockdown - Policy Forum The COVID-19 pandemic is now a worldwide social, economic, and political crisis, but not everyone is affected in the same way, Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt, Arnab The COVID-19 pandemic is now a worldwide social, economic, and political crisis, but not everyone is affected in the same way.
23/06/2020
India is rapidly approaching 400,000 COVID-19 cases, but has 'no community transmission' India now has the fourth-highest number of COVID-19 cases in the world and there are fears the country could become the next global hotspot for the deadly virus.
09/06/2020
My perspectives on COVID-19 and India. I come around the 28th minute
Policy Forum Pod: Pandemic policy perspectives on Apple Podcasts Show Policy Forum Pod, Ep Pandemic policy perspectives - 4 Jun 2020
09/06/2020
A commentary on India's lockdown':
Livelihoods, workers, and COVID-19 in India - Policy Forum India’s pandemic response is leaving a crucial sector of its population behind and causing unnecessary suffering in the process, Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt India’s pandemic response is leaving a crucial sector of its population behind and causing unnecessary suffering in the process, Kuntala Lahiri-Dut...