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DonateGUEST COLUMN Gender Fluidity – A Cocktail of Science and Social Activism Are Queer Campaigners the… Read More
Merriam Webster describes a person, who practices a contemporary form of paganism (such as Wicca) as pagan. A synonym of pagan, the word heathen denotes… Read More
State Medicine and Epidemic Diseases The countrymen of Manu, Confucius, Zoroaster and Mahomet cannot be said to be mere imitators. Read More
Part 4 Death, Disease, and Ambivalence The close association of village, local, and regional goddesses with disease, epidemic, disaster, and sudden… Read More
Continued from Goddess Traditions in India- Cult of Nalla Pochamma-2 Part 3 Epidemic as Benevolence, Epidemic as Retribution It is not… Read More
Continued from Part 1 Part 2 Disease as Manifestation of Goddess Although the village goddesses are typically characterized as protecting, ordering, and instituting… Read More
Benign Goddess, Terrible Gaze: Gender, Power and Agency in the Cult of Nalla Pochamma First published in Indian Journal of Political Science, July-Sept 2015. Read More
Manipur Comes to Vrindavan Stepping into Vrindavan is like crossing the threshold into a realm where time stands still, frozen in eternity. In… Read More
Once upon a time, there was a princess…. Kangleipak Ima -Maharani Manmohini-Patron of Manipuri Rani ki Kunj-Wikipedia A romance unfolds, blossoming like a… Read More
A Vaishnava Kingdom in Manipur: 15th to 18th Century What connects the people of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Orissa, West… Read More
