Index
SEMINAR ISSUES 2022
SEMINAR 749, JANUARY 2022; INDIA
2021: a symposium
on the year that was.
Aiyar, Yamini Of bureaucracy, the public and ‘vishwas’ politics
Baruah, Sanjib The politics of non-citizenship
in
Assam
Bery, Suman India’s G20
challenge
Chatterjee, Kankana, A political battle
on cultural
Suprio Basu & terms?
Jyotiprasad Chatterjee
Desai, Nitin Managing climate risk
Jahanbegloo, Ramin A historian-intellectual
Khosla, Madhav The future of Indian federalism
Krishnamurthy, Mekhala Indian agriculture and its contradictions
Maira, Arun Enterprises for the people, by the people
Menon, Shivshankar The crisis
in India-China relations
Mohan, C. Raja India’s new astropolitik
Ninan, T.N. India under Modi
Shah, Ratna Pathak The bard of
unsettling songs
Singh, Bhrigupati A portrait of
two artists
Sircar, Neelanjan Corporate-controlled capitalism in India
Subramanian, Arvind Is India back? the race
& Josh Felman between hardware and software
Vaishnav, Milan Has India’s ‘flailing state’
been turned upside
down?
SEMINAR
750, February 2022; DECOLONIZATION PERSPEC-TIVES: a symposium on hybrid understandings and experiences of interdisciplinary practitioners.
Aikant, Satish C. Tradition, modernity and Gandhi’s ‘Hind Swaraj’
Bajpeyi, Arpita Dancing with ghosts
Basu, Sudeep Reading ‘ignorance’ in refugee research
Bhattacharyya,
Shatarupa Once there was a
syncretic deity
Burte, Himanshu Modernity as
whitespace
Chatterjee, Anuradha Decolonizing architectura
pedagogies
Gandhi, Vidhu The problem
Gupta, Sarmistha Datta, Recontextualizing
Sanchayan Ghosh & Jallianwala Bagh
Vidhu Gandhi Iyer, Meera Heritage, people and non-mounmentality
Lyngwa, Amorette Decolonization begins at home
Mandal, Srijan Sandip The right that almost was
Mehra, Rashee
& Inclusive
urban
Ravi Anand Loknath futures: master planning Delhi
Srivastav, Shweta & Sustainability –
Ranjani Balasubramanian a decolonizing practice
Thapa, Tapasya Of femurs, sham(anic) traditions and sites of decolonization
Wangchok, Sonam & An open museum in
Roohani Sawhney the Himalaya
SEMINAR 751, March 2022; EX-TRACTIVISM: a symposium on extraction, indigeneity and self- determination.
Dungdung, Gladson The Pathalgadi movement for adivasi autonomy
Gupta, Malvika & Felix Padel The problem
Gupta, Malvika Conversations with Andean-Amazonian medicine
practitioners
Hebrom, Ruby Tribal education as
a tool of domination and alienation
Kerketta, Jacinta Jacinta’s poems
Kikon, Dolly Extractive stories and theories in northeast India
Kodopi, Lingaram Searching for democracy
in Bastar
Maniana, Kareena, Aanam, We won’t sit
quietly:
Jyoteshwari & Saanish Pardhi
women demand justice
Martinez-Alier, Joan Extractivism, indigineous resistance and revival worldwide
Pyke, Lewis Mining sponsored education in West Papua
Ramnath, Madhu The
not-so-subtle art of creating wastelands
Shrimali, Ashok, Extractivism
amidst
Ravi Rebbapragada, the
covid pandemic
Sundaresan, Rajaraman Interviews with
Soni Sori from the extractive frontiers in Odisha
Varese, Stefano From the deep rivers
Shiv, Visvanathan Reconstructing
cognitive justice
Xaxa, Vani The
trauma of being regrouped in
Chhattisgarh
Xaxa, Virginius India’s
tribal situation and self-determination
SEMINAR 752, April 2022; SHERULES: a symposium
on the political representation of women in India
Banerjee, Mukulika Women in rajniti and lokniti
Brule, Rachel, The problem
Simon Chauchard, Alyssa Heinze,
Mekhala Krishnamurthy
Brule, Rachel, Are husbands the problem?
Simon Chauchard, Alyssa Heinze
Chawla, Akshi Surviving a thousand cuts
Krishnaswamy,
Tara The feminization of electoral politics
Purohit, Bhumi Women’s networks after elections
Prillaman,
Soledad Artiz Women’s electoral representation
matters
Sharma, Sonakshi From gungi gudiya to an autocrat
Rai, Shirin M. & Populism,
parliament
Carole Spary and performance
Verniers, Gilles, Women’s participation
Ishika Sharan, in Indian national elections
Aishwarya Sunaad
SEMINAR
753, May 2022; PATRONAGE: a symposium on support
for cultural labour.
Anand In what is stolen and in what is found
Anwar, Kombai S. The siege within
Ewing, Tejas Nobody knows anything
Kolanad, Gitanjali The problem
Kolanad, Gitanjali & What are we fighting
for?
Gowtham P. Sundar
Leary, Brandy The patronage of practice \
M., Ekta Becoming Manjaama
Nayak, Supriya How patronage shaped odissi
Prakash, Brahma Dialogue with a dancer
Singh, Lata Lavani: caste, gender and cultural politics
Sohini The courtesan and the sportsperson
Sooudi, Olga Kanzaki Collectors as patrons
Thapar, Romila Patronage and community
Zaidi, Annie Some thoughts on prizes, sponsorship and
art
SEMINAR
754, June 2022; INSIDE PAKISTAN: a
symposium on domestic challenges and external imperatives.
Ahmed, Imran The problem
Ahmed, Imran Is rising Islamisation a real threat?
Ahmed, Zahid Shahab Imran’s naya Pakistan and the Madina dream
Adeney, Katharine Highway to success: is the CPEC a winner
Attanayake,
Chulanee & Friendly
overtures
Mohammad Masudur Rahman
Hyder, Asma State of Pakistan’s economy
Hussain, Touqir On the edge: resetting US-Pakistan relations
Hussain, Zahid Fall of Kabul
Khalid, Masood Can Pakistan really be China’s ‘iron brother’?
Mohan, C. Raja Modi tests Pakistan’s Kashmir strategy
Nelson, Matthew
J. Pakistan, the Middle East and Islamism
Sevea, Iqbal Singh The political future of Pakistan
Siddiqa, Ayesha Power play
Yilmaz, Ihsan Muslim Brotherhood of Turkey and Pakistan
Zaidi, Syed Muhammad Saad Russia warms up to Pakistan
SEMINAR 755, July 2022; FABLES OF VIOLENCE: a symposium on some landmarks
in the history of violence.
Aditi The glory of cause: mythical renditions
of Bhagat Singh
Ali, Misria Shaik Decolonizing anti-nuclearism,
rethinking peace
Bharadwaj,
Sudha with Interview
Chitrangada
Choudhury
Bhattacharjee, Kishalay 38 years of Nellie:memory and politics
Bindal, Amit Saving the gods, not listening to them
Jain, Ishita Fragmentary images from a dark vitalist core
Ramiah, Kotiganahalli In conversation
With Madhu
Bhushan
Sharma, Ashima Constructing the Rohingya
refugee in media spaces
Raj, Aditya
& Witch-hunting in India
Shamsher Alam,
Suresh, Subarish The constitutional memory
of violence
Visvanathan,
Shiv The problem
SEMINAR 756, August 2022; INDIA 75 YEARS: a symposium on the idea of people.
Ahmed, Hilal & Subir Sinha The problem
Deshpande,
Satish Constructing ‘the
people’
in India
today
Jha, Satish K. Celebrating the will of the people
Kanungo, Pralay Hindutva’s imagination of people
Kumar, Sanjay People as voters
Nigam, Aditya Staging the ‘people’ in three recent movements
Pandey, Ankita Defending the people
Sharma, Nandita Containing anti-colonialism by turning people into ‘the people’
Sinha, Subir Modi’s people and populisms imagined communities
Wankhede, Harish S. Can Dalits entertain the people?
Venkat, Vidya Incorporating people’s will in governance.
SEMINAR
757, September 2022; WITHERING HIMALAYA:
a symposium on addressing the challenges facing the mountains and its people
Bandyopadhyay, Jayanta
Understanding
socio- economic transitions in the
mountains
Chopra, Ravi Trashing the mountains
Dixit, Kanak Mani The northern yardstick
Hegde, Pandurang The problem
Ete, Mibi A Himalayan conundrum in Arunachal
Joshi, Rajesh Dalit pushback in Uttarakhand
Kreutzmann,
Hermann Shrinking pastoral spaces
Norberg-Hodge,
Helena Globalization and food futures in
Ladakh
Rai, Prem Das Is the Himalaya in deep crisis?`
Pathak, Shekhar Centrality of Himalaya to South
Asian lives
Sharma, Sudhirendar Case for a fresh dialogue with the mountains
Shiva, Vandana My Himalayan journey
Upmanyu, Kulbhushan Problems of a model state
SEMINAR
758, October 2022; EXPLORING MUSLIM
INDIA: a symposium on Islamic presence in ‘new India’
Ahmed, Hilal The problem
Alam, Mohd. Sanjeer Muslims in the labour
market
Ali, Asim Indian Muslims and the Muslim world
Ansari, Khalid Anis Interpreting BJP’s Pasmanda outreach in new India
Bhaskar, Ira The diseased body politic and Bombay cinema
Dutta, Akhil Ranjan Muslims and Hindutva in Assam
Kumar, Sanjay Mapping Muslim perceptions: CSDS-Lokniti archives
Levesque, Julien Rhetoric of political newness and Muslim politics
Parveen, Nazima Online Muslim politics
Santhosh, R. The churn in Muslim
politics in Kerala
Shamshad, M.R. Minorities, laws and institutions
Soman, Zakia Muslim women’s struggle for gender justice
SEMINAR 759, November 2022; THE PASTAS PRESENT: a symposium on historical representations in Indian cinema
Bhattacharya,
Arjun Beyond swinging swords and twirling moustaches
Chakravarty,
Uma Rethinking the genre of the ‘historical film’ in India
Chaudhury, Shrimoy Roy Cinematic representa-tions of the Pakur murder
case
Dasgupta, Sabyasachi Representing the Rani
Deshpande,
Anirudh The critical war films and Indian
cinema
Gupta, Uttaran Das Reimagining India as a Hindu nation
Islam, Maidul Bollywood and conspiracy theories
Pol, Prabodhan Cinematic representations in Marathi cinema
Rai, Dhananjay Cinema as inherent transgression
Rezavi, SyedAli
Nadeem Representing Mughals in Bollywood movies
Tewari, Saagar & The problem
Kaushalya Bajpayee
Vasudevan,
Ravi What is history in the historical film?
Visvanathan,
Shiv On history and film: notes on Bollywood
SEMINAR 760, DECEMBER 2022; WOMEN
IN SCIENCE: a symposium on changing dynamics in equity, inclusion, institutions, and innovation
Arora, Cheshta Sustaining science, becoming respectable
Gupta, Namrata How ‘sticky floor’and glass ceiling operate in STEM
Jolly, Pratibha & Catalysing change for
Priyanka Nupur gender advancement in science
Kaur, Ravinder & Securing the leak, shattering
Taanya Kapoor the glass ceiling?
Kuhad, Urvashi Indian science fiction: a manifestation of the future
Kurup, Anitha
& Subject
choice and
Anjali Raj STEM carriers for women in India
Midha, Neha Inclusivity and women in science
Rai, Aishani, Ava Haidar Gender, equity, and
Sarayu Natarajan the digital economy
Srinivas, Krishna Ravi & The problem
Nimita Pandey
Subramaniam,
Banu Gender and coloniality in science
COMMENT
Vishakha N. Desai, Shagun Agents of change
Sethi, Sandi Gendi (April 2022)
Dharmendra Khandal & A bend in the tale
Ishan Dhar (July 2022)
BOOKS
Nargis Kachrumathur 750, February 2022
Jyothsna Belliappa 750, February 2022
Nandini Sundar 751, March 2022
Joe Hill 751, March 2022
Savyasaachi 751, March 2022
Felix Padel 751, March 2022
Sirili Sheth 752, April 2022
Ummul Fayiza 752, April 2022
Tanika Sarkar 752, April 2022
Dipankar Gupta 752, April 2022
Iqbal Singh Sevea 754, June 2022
Biren Nanda 754, June 2022
Piya Srinivasan 755, July 2022
Chris Gregory 755, July 2022
Amogh Dhar Sharma 756, August 2022
Vidya Venkat 756, August 2022
Anubhav Roy 756, August 2022
Ajaya Dixit 757, September 2022
Debarati Banerjee 757, September 2022
Hina Mushtaq 758, August 2022
G. Narasimha Raghavan 758, August 2022
Satish C. Aikant 758, August 2022
Sneha Sinha 760, December 2022
Rajiv K. Mishra 760, December 2022
Pratyush Sharma 760, December 2022
Mahuya Bandyopadhyay 760, December 2022
Savyasaachi 760, December 2022
Biswajit Sarma 760, December 2022
Vijay Mahajan 760, December 2022
Harsh Sethi 760, December 2022
IN MEMORIAM
Bharti Kher Aveek Sen 1965-2021
Neelam Man Mala Marwah 1948-2022
Singh Chowdhry
Peter Ronald deSouza Maria Aurora Couto
1937-2022
Jerry Pinto Gerson da Cunha 1929-2022
Mackenzie Shreve Kishore Saint 1932-2022
Himanshu Abhijit Sen 1950-2022
SEMINAR ISSUES
1959
1.
The Party in Power
2.
Food for Forty Crores
3. Freedom
and Planning
4. The Changing Village
1960
5. Co-operative Farming
6. Two Sectors
7. Our Universities
8. Corruption
9. Films
10. Indians in Africa
11. ALanguage for India
12. Health
13. The Third World
14. Tribal India
15. Into Space
16. Artists and Art
1961
17. Socialism Today
18. The Census
19. Our Foreign Policy
20. Waste
21. The Writer at Bay
22.Administration
23. North and South
24. Communalism
25. Philosophy
26. Science
27. Advertising
28. Music
1962
29. Your Vote
30. Our Democracy
31. The U.N.
32. On Stage
33. Population Control
34. Election Analysis
35. India’s Defence
36. The Scientist
37. Our Neighbours
38. Indian Agriculture
39. Past and Present
40. Romanisation
1963
41. The Emergency
42. The Press
43. Taxation
44. Crisis on the Campus
45. Non-Alignment
46. Gandhism
47. Censorship
48. India and Pakistan
49. Panchayati Raj
50. China
51. Emerging Leadership
52. The Indian Woman
1964
53. The Coming Crisis
54. Worker’s Share
55. Scientific Attitude
56. India in the World
57. Needs and Resources
58. Kashmir
59. Jawaharlal Nehru
60. Prohibition
61. Energy
62. The Consumer
63. Nehru and the Ism
64. Our Changing Values
1965
65. The Bomb
66. Parliament in Crisis
67. Secularism
68. Language
69. Goa
70. Caste
71. At School
72. Public Sector
73. Indo-Soviet Link
74. Money and Power
75. The War and After
76. Politics of Language
1966
77. We and the World
78. The Plan
79. Our Cities
80. Elections and Power
81. Farms and Food
82. Science in Afro-Asia
83. India’s Defence Pattern
84. The I.C.S.
85. The Administrative Jungle
86.Aid or Trade
87. State Politics
88. Students in Turmoil
1967
89. Your Vote
90. Our Union
91. The Economic Crisis
92. Our Brain Drain
93. The Cow
94. Election Outcome
95. Power Patterns
96. Asian Security
97. Books
98. Mass Communication
99. Design for Living
100. Seminar on Seminar
1968
101. Prices
102. Unctad
103. Recession
104. The Future of Asia
105. The Budget and the Plan
106. Minority in Crisis
107. Politics and Society
108.Agricultural Revolution
109. Management Challenge
110. Our Security
111. The Centre and the States
112.Academic Colonialism
1969
113. The New Left
114. Resources
115. Nationhood
116. Violence
117. Pakistan
118. Gerontocracy
119. Our External Relations
120. The Educated Unemployed
121. The Congress Party
122. Mahatma Gandhi
123. Conservation
124. Our Political Parties
1970
125. Secularism in Crisis
126. Our Libraries
127. India’s Left
128. Modernisation
129. The Rural Base
130. Population Planning
131. Foreign Technology
132. Nation and Community
133. The Super Powers
134. The U.N. at 25
135. Two Neighbours
136. The Constitution
1971
137. India 1970
138. Your Vote
139. Political Pointers
140. Land Hunger
141. The Blue Revolution
142. Bangladesh
143. The Economic Agenda
144. The 1971 Elections
145. China Today
146. ANuclear India
147. Crisis in the Press
148.Acapolitics
1972
149. India 1971
150. Impact of Bangaladesh
151. Secret Societies
152. West Bengal
153. State Elections
154. Permits and Licenses
155. India in Asia
156. Decentralisation
157. The Social Sciences
158. New Education
159. Clean Elections
160. The Mass Line
1973
161. India 1972
162. Mass Housing
163. Calcutta
164. Federal Reorganisation
165. The Status of Women
166. Our Paralysed Universities
167. Garibi Hatao
168. A Committed Civil Service
169. Science Policy
170. No-Cost Reform
171. Mass Transport
172. The Indian Economy
1974
173. India 1973
174. Indian Muslims
175. Population Threat
176. The Students Speak
177. The Untouchables
178. Marxism and India
179. The Multinationals
180. The Architect in India
181. The Indian Ocean
182. The Energy Crisis
183. Growing the Food
184. The Cinema Situation
1975
185. India 1974
186. Foreign Policy
187. A Changed India 188. Inflation
189. Prices and Procurement
190. Medicines for the Masses
191. Urbanisation
192. The System
193. The Economists
194. The Legacy of Gandhi
195. Global Problems
196. Judgements
1976
197. India 1975
198. The Economic Debate
199. New Trends
200. Life and Living
201. Changing Communism
202. AMilitary View
203. Where Do We Go From Here
SEMINAR issues 204 to 209 were not printed
because of censorship during the Emergency
1977
210. Fear and Freedom
211. Images of the Emergency
212. The Elections
213. The Correctives
214.Atrocities
215. Rethinkings
216. The Janata Phase
217. External Alignments
218. The Police
219.ActionAgendas
220. Bengal Scenario
1978
221. India 1977
222. Indian Intellectuals
223. Economic Imperatives
224. Populist Politics
225. Defence and Detente
226. Federal Power Balance
227. The Rural Challenge
228. The Sixth Plan 229. New Dialogues
230. TheAdministrator
231. Trauma of the Triangle
232. Another TV
1979
233. India 1978
234. Grassroots Democracy
235. The Village and the Communicator
236. Emerging Questions
237. Threatened Environment
238. Politics of Science
239. TheAutonomy Myth
240. The Muslim Condition
241. The Election Business
242. Our Fractured Politics
243. Harijans
244. Economic Scenarios
1980
245. India 1979
246. External Action
247. The Planets
248. Transition Politics
249. Development Dimensions
250. The Violent Present
251. Debating an Agenda
252. Policing
253. The Dangerous Decade
254. Studying our Society
255. Raw Power
256. Alternatives in Foreign Policy
1981
257. India 1980
258.AFailed Science
259. The Politicians
260. Parliament
261. Concepts in Change
262. Levels of Consciousness
263. The World of Microprocessors
264. Search for Consensus
265. The Soviet Connection
266. Confusion in Economics
267. Peasants and Prices
268. Reservations
1982
269. India 1981
270. The Arming of a Subcontinent
271. India: Seen from Abroad
272. The Campus Scene
273. Refocusings
274. Nepali Reflections
275. Childhood Today
276. Our National Character
277. Searching for Answers
278. The Future of Politics
279. Playing Games
280. A Confused World
1983
281. India 1982
282. Three Hundred Millions
283. The Parallel Economy
284. Revivalism
285. Breakdown
286. Global Choices
287. Security
288. The Political Options
289. Federal Focus
290. Islam
291. Social Dilemmas
292. The Messy Media
1984
293. This India
294. The Punjab Tangle
295. Marxian Shadings
296. Directions in Education
297. Values in Learning
298. Coalition Future
299. New Elites
300. The Sexist Media
301. A Federal Remedy
302. Lawless Laws
303. Pakistan Perceptions
304. Indira Gandhi
1985
305. India 1984
306. Behind the Ballot
307. The National Condition
308. Using the Army
309. The Faces of Reality
310.AWarless World
311. Meditation
312.Architectural Pollution
313. The Hindus and Their Isms
314. Issues Within Issues
315. The Politics of Change
316. The Economy
1986
317. India 1985
318. Purdah Culture
319. Freeing the Media
320. The Total State
321. Indian English
322. Divisive Currents
323. Scenarios for Change
324. Options in SouthAsia
325. The Judicial Jungle
326. Punjab Perspectives
327. Web of Censorship
328. Priorities
1987
329. India 1986
330. The Politics of Ecology
331. Femicide
332. Urdu
333. Raj Thapar 1926-1987
334. Interventions
335. Our Institutions
336.ASecond Republic
337. Sri Lanka
338. Past in the Present
339. Rethinking Theology
340. Romesh Thapar 1922-1987
1988
341. India 1987
342. Sati
343.A Free Press
344. Integrity
345. Punjab
346. Drought
347. Right to Work
348. The Voluntary Option
349. New Dimensions in Science
350. Child Labour
351. Pakistan Scenarios
352. Farmer Power
1989
353. India 1988
354. The Technology Missions
355. New Social Movements
356. Design and Aesthetics
357. Federalism
358. Foreign Policy in a Changing World
359. Literature and Society
360. The Panchayati Revival
361. Reflections
362. Parties and Politics
363. The Nehru Era
364. Mythifying History
1990
365. Towards 2000 AD
366. The North East
367. Politics of the State
368. The People’s Verdict
369. Health for All?
370. Nuclear Power
371. Cricket Culture
372. Our Urban Future
373. Socialism in Crisis
374. Communal Divides
375. Reserved Futures
376. The Eighth Plan
1991
377. India 1990
378. The Himalaya
379. City Nostalgia
380. Freeing the Economy
381. After the Gulf War
382. The Urban Woman
383. Defence Perspectives
384. New Writing in English
385. Beyond the Vote
386. Repercussions of Change
387. Identity
388. Politicians on Politics
1992
389. India 1991
390. Making Waves
391. The Linguistic Landscape
392. Kashmir Today
393. The Soviet Experience
394. Dialogue
395. Real Concerns
396. AIDS
397. Wooing Japan
398. Understanding Punjab
399. Politics Today
400. Education and Ideology
1993
401. India 1992
402. Ayodhya
403. Growing Up
404. The Telecom Revolution
405. Politics of Accountability
406. Managing our Natural Resources
407. Left Dilemmas
408. Culture, Communication and Change
409. Our Scientists
410. Population Planning
411. Revivalism and Identity
412. Marginalised Tribals
1994
413. India 1993
414. Managing Energy
415. Future of the Mind
416. Islam: Reform and Renewal
417. The BJP
418. Seeds of Discontent
419. Infrastructure
420. Memories of Partition
421. Looking Back
422. The U.S. and Us
423. Parallel Practices
424. Family Matters
1995
425. India 1994
26. Parks, Protection and People
427. Living Treasures
428. The Politics of Health
429. Globalisation and the Unions
430. Justice For All
431. Voices From the Field
432. The Matter of U.P.
433. Food Security
434. Rules and Laws
435. The Limits of Tolerance
436. Learning to Change
1996
437. India 1995
438. Grassroots Governance
439. Prisons and Punishment
440. The Election Carnival
441.AQuestion of Rights
442. Nationalism
443. Little Voices, Big Issues
444. Nuclear Fallout
445. The Other City
446. Cultural Studies
447. Reproductive Health
448. Maritime Security
1997
449. India 1996
450. The State of Bihar
451. Democracy and Development
452. Workers and Unions
453. Symbolic Spaces
454. Political Exhaustion
455.Alternatives in Communication
456. Rethinking Institutions
457. Empowering Women
458. Media Trends
459. Unity or Incoherence
460. Futures
1998
461. India 1997
462. Childhood
463. Refugees
464. Right to Education
465. Power Play
466. Wildlife
467. Conserving our Heritage
468. Nuclear (In)security
469. Swadeshi
470. Gujarat
471. Dalit
472. External Challenges
1999
473. India 1998
474. Continuing Concerns
475. Growing Intolerance
476. The Sikh Spirit
477. The Pursuit of Purpose
478. Floods
479. Something Like a War
480. Cruel Choices
481. The Idea of Seminar
482. Family Business
483. Policespeak
484. Multiculturalism
2000
485. India 1999
486. Environment: Myth and Reality
487. Looking East
488. Ageing
489. Unhealthy Trends
490. African Transitions
491. Street Vendors
492. Protecting Nature
493. Redesigning Curricula
494. Unviable Universities
495. Situating Sociology
496. Frameworks for Peace
2001
497. India 2000
498. Markets in Motion
499. Wastelands
500. Through the Decades
501. Culturescape
502. Our Corrupted Core
503. Globalization
504. Drug Abuse
505. Towards Equality
506. Reforming Politics
507. Economic Turmoil
508. Exclusion
2002
509. India 2001
510. Porous Borders, Divided Selves
511. Beyond Numbers
512. States of Insecurity
513. Society Under Siege
514. Where People Matter
515. First City?
516. Shades of Green
517. Securing South Asia
518. The Aftermath of 9/11
519. Uncertain Futures
520. AWorld Without AIDS
2003
521. India 2002
522. Rewriting History
523. Celebrating Craft
524. Imagining Futures
525. Unsettling Cinema
526. AParty in Waiting
527. The Great Game
528. City of Dreams
529. Empire
530. Restoration and Renewal
531. Footloose Labour
532. Abortion
2004
533. India 2003
534. Beyond the Verdict
535. Changing Chennai
536. Are We Learning?
537. India Shining
538. The Diaspora
539.A Mandate for Change
540. Celebrating Women
541. New Priorities
542. Working Conservation
543.Amchem Goem
544. Elusive Justice
2005
545. India 2004
546. Reclaiming Childhood
547. Revitalising Science
548. Democracy Derailed
549. Redressing Disadvantages
550. Gateway to the East
551. Speaking Truth to Power
552. Forests and Tribals
553. Creative Industries
554. India Revisited
555. Eye on Oil
556. 2010
2006
557. India 2005
558. Dalit Perspectives
559. Soul City
560. Building Partnerships
561. Media Matters
562. The India-China Thaw
563. Education and Livelihoods
564. The Forsaken Drylands
565. The Elusive Triangle
566. Culinary Crossings
567. Re-imagining Punjab
568. Securing the Insecure
2007
569. India 2006
570. Crafting an Education
571. Battleground U.P.
572. India Beckons
573. Envisioning Asia
574. Children First
575. Between Cultures
576. Experiments With Democracy
577. Nature, Wildlife, People
578. A Shifting Canvas
579. Transport for Liveable Cities
580. The Paradox That is Bihar
2008
581. India 2007
582. Special Economic Zones
583. Unequal Status
584. Our Troubled Neighbourhood
585. City of Hope
586. Redrawing Boundaries
587. Mortgaging the Future
588.Talking Theatre
589. UnfinishedAgendas-I
590. Unfinished Agendas-II
591. Battle for the States
592. The Neglected Teacher
2009
593. India 2008
594. Effective Government
595.Agrarian Transitions
596. Changing Political Landscape
597. Knowledge in Question
598.Circuits of Cinema
599. National Security
600. Literary Landscapes
601. The Republic of Ideas
602. India’s Religious Minorities
603. Bangladesh Turnaround
604. Maternal and Newborn Health
2010
605. India 2009
606. Climate Change Conundrum
607. Red Resurgence
608. The Enduring Epic
609. Fashioning Style
610. Living Together
611. Soldiers and States
612. Karnataka Vignettes
613. Nature Without Borders
614. The Pursuit of Happiness
615. We the People
616. From Protest to Politics
2011
617. India 2010
618. Social Transformations
619. Women and Peace
620. States in Transition
621. Minorities and Pluralism
622. Dynasty
623. The Nation and its Poet
624. Democratizing Knowledge
625. Combating Corruption
626. Shades of Blue
627. Partnerships in Education
628. Dillee Meri Jaan
2012
629. India 2011
630. The Lusosphere
631. Shot in the Arm
632. A Country of Our Own
633. Caste Matters
634. Ending Hunger
635. Urban Transformations
636. Streetscapes
637. God’s Own Country
638. Inclusive Classrooms
639. Institutional Legacy
640. Assam: Unstable Peace
2013
641. India 2012
642. Constitutional Challenges
643. Eye on Kashmir
644. Tibet Burning
645. Bengal Blues
646. Politics in Our Times
647. The Indian Consumer
648. Safe Cities
649. Living Together
650. Cyber Security
651. Hasti
652. Chasing Waters
2014
653. India 2013
654. State of Science
655. Digital Debates
656.A Polity in Flux
657. Celebrating City Spaces
658. External Engagements
659. Inheritances
660. Cultural Capital
661. The Malnourished Tribal
662. Thinking of Gandhi
663. From the Margins
664. Decoding Pakistan
2015
665. India 2014
666. RememberingAnanthamurthy
667. Freedom and Faith
668. India in a Changing World
669. Reforming Labour Laws
670. Asia’s Waters
671. What We Knew
672. Exclusion, Discrimination, Disparity
673. Nature and History
674. State of Democracy
675. Make in India
676. Why Dance?
2016
677. India 2015
678. The Bihar Ballot
679. Ferment in the Middle East
680. Sasian Journey
681. Nourishing Tribals
682. Changing Countryside
683. The Road from Paris
684. Measuring Democracy
685. Future Sense
686. Pedagogy of Dissent
687. Digital Dividend
688. Fashion Forward
2017
689. India 2016
690. Nature’s Present
691. Containing Violence
692. The Modern Magazine
693. Democratic Authoritarianism
694. Bangalore’s ‘Great Transformation’
695. Livestock Landscapes
696. India at 70
697. Founding Legacy
698. Revenge and Forgiveness
699. A New India
700. Contesting Impunity
2018
701. India 2017
702. Contested Cultures
703. Connecting the Bay of Bengal
704. ATryst with India
705. Democratizing Heritage
706. Are Our Children Learning
707. Ahmedabad: The City and Her Soul
708. Dravidianism
709. Struggle for Sanity
710. Gandhi in Seminar
711. Death for Child Rape
712. ‘I had a Dream’
2019
713. India 2018
714. Mandate for Health
715. The American Churn and South Asia
716. Controversies
717. The Union and the States
718. The Fiber of Freedom
719. Thinking Peace
720. How India Voted
721. Speaking Through Judgements
722. India Modern
723. The Brahmaputra
724. Reintegrating Central Asia
2020
725. India 2020
726. The Untranslated in Translation
727. Victimhood
728. India & China: A Critical Partnership
729. Debating Citizenship
730. Justice On Our Plates
731. India & Digital Worldmaking
732. Peacemaking in the Northeast
733. Questioning Corona
734. ADelicate Balance
735. Cradle of Diversity
736. Celebrating Ideas
2021
737. India 2021
738. Road to Justice
739. The Idea of Jamia
740. Beyond Myths
741. Dil Ke Zubaan: The Language of Songs
742. Navigating Language in a Digital World
743. Editing History
744. Future Environmentalisms
745. ALayered Past
746. Women Who Inspire
747. Intellectual Imperialism
748. Re-visioning the Rural