Dev Nath Pathak

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Dev Nath Pathak teaches sociology at South Asian University and has been working on the dramatic performance of cultural politics in South Asia, New Delhi.

Understanding Popular Hindi Cinema from Desh-Prem to Desh-Bhakti

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Looking Beyond a Cobweb of Webinars Amid the Pandemic

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Rediscovering the Spirit of Bihar: the Hope called Kanhaiya Kumar

Dev Nath Pathak - 27/04/2019 0

All we want is War; all we need is the Media

Dev Nath Pathak - 06/03/2019 0

Everything that goes behind the Creation of a University’s Academic Culture

Dev Nath Pathak - 03/12/2018 3

A Cathartic Fake-ness and The Void of Meaningful Roles

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The Hitchhiker in Saree: Saraswati Iyer’s Solo Indian Travels

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Rural women groups combine economic progress with social reform

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Interview of Bell Hooks: Is it difficult to speak out?

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Paternalistic Prejudices, Parochial Interventions and Rigid Social Structures: Impediments to Puroik Social Mobility

Revisiting Girls’ Education at the Crossroads of Social Inequity

The woman who turned the Met Gala into the biggest party of the year

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Netflix’s Adolescence: The Crisis of Corrosive Masculinity

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A study centre for little things that run the world

Many-sided Contributions of Medha Patkar

Julia Butterfly Hill: How a Woman Spent over 700 Days on a Tree

Conservation education is about people too: Interview with Gabon’s Léa Moussavou

Both India and Pakistan Should Protect the Indus River System, Common Heritage of South Asia

My Loneliness at the Time of War

Sharing Meals and Candid Conversations with Gandhi in the Classroom

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The Perils of Being Republic

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Shiksha Swaraj Team Ensures that No Pandemic Can Obstruct the Learning Opportunities of Our Students

Shiksha Swaraj COVID-19 Response

From Pedagogic Theory to Living Practice: Walking with Children of Shiksha Swaraj

Dev Nath Pathak

Understanding Popular Hindi Cinema from Desh-Prem to Desh-Bhakti

Looking Beyond a Cobweb of Webinars Amid the Pandemic

Rediscovering the Spirit of Bihar: the Hope called Kanhaiya Kumar

All we want is War; all we need is the Media

Everything that goes behind the Creation of a University’s Academic Culture

A Cathartic Fake-ness and The Void of Meaningful Roles

The Latest

A study centre for little things that run the world

My Loneliness at the Time of War

The woman who turned the Met Gala into the biggest party...

You Are Here: Learning to Live in the Present

The Hitchhiker in Saree: Saraswati Iyer’s Solo Indian Travels

Rural women groups combine economic progress with social reform

Interview of Bell Hooks: Is it difficult to speak out?