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Esmat Elhalaby, a historian and assistant professor at the University of Toronto, discussed his forthcoming book on decolonization in Palestine and India and explored colonialist narratives in history and literature at an event February 19.

History Professor Profiles Book, Urges Anti-Colonial Historical Engagement

By Elyse Ellingsworth, Events Desk Editor February 21, 2025

A history professor explored his forthcoming book and urged historians to recognize anti-colonialist history narratives in a Feb. 19 webinar. Esmat Elhalaby, a historian of colonialism and assistant...

Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service | Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi called for political and economic equality for all Indian people at a discussion Sept. 9.

Leader of the Opposition to India’s Parliament Discusses Equality in India

By Tristan Perkins, Special to The Hoya September 15, 2024

Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi called for political and economic equality for all Indian people at a discussion that the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service (SFS) hosted Sept. 9. During...

Science Spotlight: Project RISHI Georgetown Addresses Iron Deficiency in India

Science Spotlight: Project RISHI Georgetown Addresses Iron Deficiency in India

By Ria Varma March 23, 2023

Project RISHI (Rural India Social and Health Improvement) is a nonprofit organization working to promote sustainable development in rural India. Georgetown’s chapter, which was established in Fall 2020,...

MEHTA: Find Courage in Culture Clash

MEHTA: Find Courage in Culture Clash

By Sanaa Mehta February 24, 2023

I was born in New York City, but I moved to Mumbai at the age of 6. I went to the American School of Bombay, but I lived in a joint Gujarati family of eight people for eight years. I have a U.S. passport,...

Speakers Discuss Rise of Islamophobia in India

Speakers Discuss Rise of Islamophobia in India

By Julia Butler December 2, 2022

At an event hosted by Georgetown University’s Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs, panelists spoke about a recent increase in anti-Muslim discrimination in India.  Speakers...

Book Talk Explores Intersection of Data, Journalism in India

Book Talk Explores Intersection of Data, Journalism in India

By Nina Raj October 27, 2022

While India struggles with data access, improved journalistic practices may offer a solution, author and data journalist Rukmini Shrinivasan said at a book talk. Shrinivasan spoke at an Oct. 21 event...

PODCAST: Undergraduate Bridges Educational Divide with Ed-Tech Startup

PODCAST: Undergraduate Bridges Educational Divide with Ed-Tech Startup

By Grace Buono September 22, 2021

https://soundcloud.com/multimedia-editor/podcast-undergraduate-bridges-educational-divide-with-ed-tech-startup Growing up in India, Kartikay Uniyal (SFS-Q ’23) spent his weekends in high school...

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Movie Review: ‘Viceroy’s House’

By Jose Villalobos September 29, 2017

★★★★☆ “Viceroy’s House” — like any film that tries to retell a major historical event — is faced with the daunting challenge of doing justice to people’s stories. The film...

The author, pictured with her thaati and paati | COURTESY PRIYANKA DINAKAR

Finding Family and Forgoing Farewells

By Priyanka Dinakar March 17, 2017

“Wow, that’s so intense for a spring break trip!” “Won’t you get jet-lagged?” “What’s the time difference?” These are just some of the reactions I heard upon telling people that I...

India’s Modern Money

India’s Modern Money

By Mercy Radithupa January 20, 2017

On Nov. 8 2016, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi demonetized India overnight, announcing that the old 500-rupee and 1,000-rupee notes from the Mahatma Gandhi Series would be obsolete except for a few...

Devika Ranjan

By Cosima Schelfhout October 7, 2016

Over the summer, Devika Ranjan (SFS ’17) lived along one of the world’s most dangerous borders with an important task at hand. Armed with nothing but a grant from the Catherine Davis Foundation, Ranjan...

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University of Michigan professor Joyojeet Pal argued that Prime Minister Modi revolutionized his political activism through social media.

Expert Talks Modi, Social Media

By Charlotte Allen April 1, 2016

Assistant professor at the University of Michigan School of Information Joyojeet Pal discussed the impact of social media and political rebranding on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s global image...

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