Harvard doctoral student Cresa Pugh has devoted much of her academic career to understanding Myanmar’s complex, unstable social dynamics, and has personally witnessed the destruction and impacts of the recent violence in Rakhine, home of the Rohingya.

Extracts from a talk given by prominent Indian student activist Shehla Rashid Shora at Harvard last Fall, followed by the fascinating perspectives of three Harvard College freshmen, also from India.

Extracts from a talk given by prominent Indian student activist Shehla Rashid Shora at Harvard last Fall, followed by the fascinating perspectives of three Harvard College freshmen, also from India.

Sugata Bose is the Gardiner Professor of Oceanic History and Affairs at Harvard University. He’s also a member of India’s Parliament. On behalf of SAI, he’s speaking at the Dhaka Art Summit, a huge South Asian cultural event that takes place from Feb 2-10.

Sugata Bose is the Gardiner Professor of Oceanic History and Affairs at Harvard University. He’s also a member of India’s Parliament. On behalf of SAI, he’s speaking at the Dhaka Art Summit, a huge South Asian cultural event that takes place from Feb 2-10.

There aren’t many people who combine two distinct careers, both at the very highest level. But Rahul Mehrotra manages to runs a successful architecture firm in India and is also senior faculty at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

In this episode, the first in our series of short interviews with South Asia-focused Harvard faculty, Professor Mehrotra talks about an exhibition of his architectural work, his future plans and also India’s severe housing problems.

There aren’t many people who combine two distinct careers, both at the very highest level. But Rahul Mehrotra manages to runs a successful architecture firm in India and is also senior faculty at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

In this episode, the first in our series of short interviews with South Asia-focused Harvard faculty, Professor Mehrotra talks about an exhibition of his architectural work, his future plans and also India’s severe housing problems.

There aren’t many people who combine two distinct careers, both at the very highest level. But Rahul Mehrotra manages to runs a successful architecture firm in India and is also senior faculty at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

In this episode, the first in our series of short interviews with South Asia-focused Harvard faculty, Professor Mehrotra talks about an exhibition of his architectural work, his future plans and also India’s severe housing problems.

For this latest podcast, we dip into a fascinating conversation between three of the faculty who are leading Harvard's research into Partition.

For this latest podcast, we dip into a fascinating conversation between three of the faculty who are leading Harvard's research into Partition.