After nearly eight years without an elected Students' Union, Aligarh Muslim University is witnessing the return of AMUSU elections. But what does the return of a student union mean for AMU, its students, and the larger political landscape of Indian Muslims?
1:33:34What does Muslim participation in political movements look like in contemporary India? Are Muslims included only as participants and voters, or do they also have the space to shape political narratives, articulate collective demands, and exercise leadership? In this Nous panel discussion, moderat…
2:18:24How did Aligarh survive the rise and fall of empires, and what does its history reveal about India’s layered past? In this conversation, author Atif Syed discusses his book Aligarh: The City That Outlasted Empires, tracing the city’s journey from Koil and its Rajput origins through the Delhi Sult…
52:48What happens when a country has no legal definition of who a refugee is? In this episode of Emerging Perspectives, Wardah Beg speaks with researcher and legal scholar Sabreen Ahmed about India’s approach to refugees, and what the absence of a refugee law and a standard refugee policy means for th…
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