...Stephen Inglis Copyright © 1989 by the Project For Transnational Cultural Studies 1989 Post-Colonial Museums: Dead or Alive? Stephen Inglis Reflections on the "Workshop on Museums," October 20-21, 1986, Madras Mu- seum, Madras, India. A group of Lambadi (a nomadic...

... guaranteed by Article 15(1) of the Constitution was violated by caste quotas in medical and engineering colleges. The Madras High Court agreed and ruled in their favor. Deshpande (2013: 37) argues that the 1951 verdict offered upper castes a form of agency “based on the universal normative position...

... Ramasamy's Political Discourse.” Economic and Political Weekly , 16 October . Pollock , Sheldon . 1993 . “Rāmāyana and Political Imagination in India.” Journal of Asian Studies 52 : 2 (May), 261 -297. Rajagopalachari , C. 1931 . Chats Behind Bars . Madras: S. Ganesan...

... generated its own limit in the form of drug resistance. At the same time, new ethical and epistemological questions were generated about the method of randomization and the therapeutic necessity of hospital admission. These questions were left open until the Madras Study, the first randomized controlled...

..., Friedrich. 1990 . Discourse networks 1800/1900 , translated by Michael Meteer. Stanford,Calif.: Stanford University Press. ———. 1999 . Gramophone,film, typewriter . Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press. Krishna Iyer, E. 1933 . Personalities in present day music . Madras: Rochouse...

..., Ethnography, and Art. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Cre-A. 1992 . Kriyāvin Tarkālat Tamil Akārati (Dictionary of Contemporary Tamil). Madras: Cre-A. Golde , Peggy . 1970. “Odyssey of Encounter.” In Women in the Field , Peggy Golde, ed. Berkeley: University of California Press, 67...

...," said Dr. N.K. Shah of the World Health Organisation (WHO). "But not prosti- tutes and people who need to know the facts." I Indian AIDS is suddenly in the news. "Last month I would have said it was concen- trated in Madras," said Dr. A.S. Paintal, director...

... constitution of India were being discussed in the Constituent Assembly, some of the provincial legislatures had begun to enact laws for the reform of religious institutions and practices. One of the most signifi- cant of these was the Madras Devadasis (Prevention of Dedication) Act of 1947, which...

... of Bombay and Madras, where films in Hindi and Tamil are produced...

... was Gandhi’s translation taken down by Hermann Kallenbach and circulated in manuscript to a group of friends and associates. The second took shape between Natal, Bombay, and Madras. The Gujarati version of the book, printed at Phoenix, Natal, had been seized in Bombay on grounds of sedition on March 10...

... account of the whole proceedings with introduction and character sketch of Bal Gangadhar Tilak together with press opinion . N.p.: N. C. Kelkar. ———. 1928 . Vishnu Krishna Chiplunkar: A sketch of his life and career . Translated by D. V. Divekar. Madras: S. Ganesan. Milton, John. 1903...

... are reengineered and retheorized in local contexts. Bharat Jayram Venkat also reveals the interplay of knowledge and place by exploring the history of how scientists in Germany, Britain, and India evaluated evidence of a “cure” for tuberculosis and how experiences from Berlin to Madras allowed us to think...

... of these was Samskizra, based on a novel by the Kannada writer U. R. Anantamurthy. The scriptwriter, lead player and moving spirit behind the film was Girish Karnad. He had been a Rhodes Scholar, was now working for the Oxford University Press in Madras, and had begun to build for himself a reputation as a modem...

... 9. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Satyagraha in South Africa, translated from Gujarati by Valji Govindji Desai (Madras: S. Ganesan, 1928). 10. Numerous studies have traced different “influences” in Gandhi from both the Indic and West- ern traditions. See for instance Lloyd I. Rudolph and Susanne...

..., the North West Provinces, and the south (primarily Tamil and Tel- ugu speakers). At first there were two ports of embarkation, Calcutta and Madras, but the West Indian plantation owners soon declared that “the Madrasis were inferior both...

..., affirms the insular cultural orientation of All India Radio. Cultural studies scholarship may argue that a major English-language newspaper based in the then colonial city of Madras refused to acknowledge a politically irruptive event, namely, the inauguration of the Justice Party in the 1920s...

... . Ranganathan Shiyali Ramamrita . 1931 . The Five Laws of Library Science . Madras : Madras Library Association ; London : Edward Goldston . Sexton Irwin . 1961 . “ Bookmobile Operations and the Library System .” Library Trends 9 , no. 3 : 306 – 21 . Sheller Mimi . 2013...

... had come last to the indenture lines; the Madras depot only began sending South Indians to Fiji in 1903 and closed in 1916. Thus, the India-born nature of most adult South Indians was hardly surprising, and the claims to priority for the Fiji...

.... What is more, both these realities as well as these fantasies now function on larger scales, as men and women from villages in India think not just of moving to Poona or Madras, but of moving to Dubai and Houston, and refugees from Sri Lanka find themselves in South India as well...

... Haripriya 2007 . “ Information Technology Professionals and the New-Rich Middle Class in Chennai (Madras) .” Modern Asian Studies 41 , no. 2 : 121 – 50 . Gal Susan . 2002 . “ A Semiotics of the Public/Private Distinction .” differences 13 , no. 2 : 77 – 95 . Galloway Alex...