TMR 2021: How The World Sees China- Happymon Jacob,C Raja Mohan, Bill Birtles, Sowmiya Ashok and Samir Saran
The session on "How the World Sees China" was moderated by Happymon Jacob, professor at Jawaharlal Nehru University and the founder and honorary director of the Council for Strategic and Defense Research, New Delhi. The panel comprised C Raja Mohan, Director, Institute of South Asian Studies, Natio…
Sowmiya Ashok on Keeladi - an excavation that is rewriting the History of India
Have you heard about the Keeladi excavation? If yes, what were the first thoughts that came into your mind?
In this episode of The Filter Koffee Podcast, Karthik is joined by Sowmiya Ashok, Journalist, and Author. Karthik and Sowmiya discuss all possible answers to questions like whether was there…
Chota Hafta 409: Adani gets NDTV, China protests, Israeli director blasts The Kashmir Files
Abhinandan Sekhri, Raman Kirpal and Mehraj D Lone of Newslaundry are joined this week by Krishn Kaushik of the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project and independent journalist Sowmiya Ashok.
They talk about the ongoing protests in China against severe Covid restrictions and how the commu…
1997 (Part 1)
Welcome back to Brothers in Music: The A R Rahman Edition. It’s 1997, and as always, we’re starting you off right in the thick of it—no prelude, no buildup. Just the music, the conversation, and the joy of revisiting Rahman’s incredible journey.
This episode, we’re joined by journalist and writer S…
1997 (Part 2)
Welcome back to Brothers in Music: The A R Rahman Edition. We’re still in 1997, and in this episode, we continue to be joined by Sowmiya Ashok (@sowmiyashok on Twitter/@sowmiyashok.writes on Insta).
We’re taking on two albums that couldn’t be more different—Iruvar and Ratchagan.
Iruvar is, in many…
Could an ancient Tamil settlement rewrite India’s history?
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Buried deep beneath coconut groves in South India’s Tamil Nadu state lies Keeladi, an ancient settlement whose 2,500-year-old remains are igniting a fierce debate over India’s history. Archaeologists, politicians and linguists have clashed over what Keeladi means — for identity, he…
‘We’re All Obsessed With Who We Are’: Sowmiya Ashok on Keeladi and the Search for Our Past
Journalist and author Sowmiya Ashok’s new book, ‘The Dig: Keeladi and the Politics of India’s Past’, looks into the study of archaeology and history not just at that particular site but in today’s India as a whole, ranging from the methods used and the wide spectrum of people involved to the interp…
417. Who Owns India's Past?
Just outside Madurai, beneath the scorching southern sun, the excavations at Keeladi have unsettled long-held ideas about India's ancient history.
Since its discovery in 2014, the site has emerged as one of the country's most contested digs: celebrated by some as evidence of a thriving urban civ…
Sowmiya Ashok on what Keeladi tells us about India’s past – and present: Southasia Review of Books #41
In The Dig: Keeladi and the Politics of India’s Past, the Chennai-based journalist Sowmiya Ashok begins with an archaeological excavation in a village outside Madurai in the state of Tamil Nadu and unfolds a much larger story about history, identity, and the struggle over who gets to narrate India’…
Keeladi Is So Controversial in India Today Why
Is Keeladi rewriting the story of India’s past?
The Keeladi excavation has become one of the most important and debated archaeological discoveries in India, raising questions about Indian history, identity, and the politics of the past. In this compelling session from the Kerala Literature Festiva…
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