OBITUARY PROF. DR. ANSAR ZAHID KHAN by Editor

“…Ansar Zahid Khan was born on the very first day of the year 1934, in Agra one of the most well-known cities of the then-undivided Indian subcontinent. His early schooling Matriculation and Intermediate was done through the Allahabad Board, in 1948 and 1950 respectively. …”
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Ups and Downs of the Persian Poetry in Safavid Dynasty by mehdi dashti

“…The development of the Persian poetry in the Indian Subcontinent is investigated in this paper. It is emphasized that the Persian literature and language was developing in India along with the Persian literature and language in Iran. …”
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The Domari Language of Aleppo (Syria) by Bruno Herin

“…The data presented in this paper come from an original field-work carried out in 2009 and 2010 amongst the Dōm community in the city of Aleppo in Northern Syria and are an important contribution to our knowledge of one of the very few old diasporic Indic languages spoken outside the Indian subcontinent.…”
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Evans syndrome and Graves' Disease: An unusual presentation – A case report by Amtoj Singh Lamba, Monica Gupta, Samiksha Gupta, Rayidi Rajesh

“…The association of ES with Graves' disease (GD) is rare, this being probably the first case reported from the Indian subcontinent. Methods: We present the case of a 32-year-old woman diagnosed with AIHA in 2017 and ITP with GD during the current hospitalization. …”
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The Construction, Mobilization and Limits of South Asianism in North America by Anouck Carsignol

“…Beyond cultural or ethnic commonalities anchored in the Indian subcontinent, ‘South Asianism’ is emerging as a form of political consciousness and radical activism, mobilized against racial discrimination and socio-economic injustice. …”
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The sepoy army in India and its role in the revolution of 1857 ADح6 by إلهام كاظم

“… The commercial expansion of the English East India Company in the Indian subcontinent (1), as a result of the concessions granted to them by the Mughal Emperor Jehan Kerr (1605-1627) (2), and its acquisition of commercial centers in Surat in 1608 and in Masulipatam in 1611, which coincided with With the political trends that outweighed the economic motives and the issuance of the royal decree in 1661 that expanded the powers of the company and authorized it to declare war or peace with any non-Christian prince in the name of the crown (3). …”
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The global distribution of Burkholderia pseudomallei and melioidosis: an update. by Currie, B, Dance, D, Cheng, A

“…The endemic region now includes the majority of the Indian subcontinent, southern China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. …”

Meningitis due to scrub typhus: the importance of a differential diagnosis in an endemic area by Adhikari, S, Paudyal, B, Sigdel, K, Basnyat, B

“…However scrub typhus is seldom considered in the differential diagnosis of meningitis in the Indian subcontinent. Early diagnosis and prompt institution of doxycycline therapy may lead to early cure of scrub typhus even when features of meningitis supervene. …”

India's energy security of supply and the Gulf by Prabhakar, Akhilesh Chandra

“…Situated at this junction of three continents-namely, Asia, Africa and Europe, the Gulf region provides linkages over land and across sea between Europe and the Indian subcontinent on the one side and Africa and India on the other side.It offers the shortest and cheapest trade and transit routes between the West and the East.It commands a vast reservoir of oil, about 60 per cent of the world's proven reserves of oil, which enormously contributes to the affluence of the Western World, especially the United States.…”
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Sea Surface Temperature Variability over the Tropical Indian Ocean during the ENSO and IOD Events in 2016 and 2017 by Sartaj Khan, Shengchun Piao, Guangxue Zheng, Imran Ullah Khan, David Bradley, Shazia Khan, Yang Song

“…The results of the present work will be important for the study of monsoons and may be useful in predicting both droughts and floods in landmasses in the vicinity of the Indian Ocean, especially in the Indian subcontinent and East African regions.…”
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Undecidable Spaces: Rethinking Caste and the Technologies of Abandonment in Manoranjan Byapari by Samrat Sengupta

“…It shall also be suggested how abandonment becomes an indispensable technique through which a governmental apparatus comes into existence both in pre-modern Caste Society in the Indian subcontinent and in modern democracy. This work shall focus on the Bengali Dalit author Manoranjan Byapari, belonging to Namashudra(Dalit) subcaste in Bengal, in order to show how autobiographical form of writing resurfaces the quintessential question of caste, pushed back in modern normative arrangement of space.…”
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A review Study of The Chemical Constituents and Pharmacological Activities of Alstonia scholaris linn by Alyaa Majid, Hadeel Rashid Faraj

“…A historically significant medicinal herb is Alstonia scholaris. The Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asian nations are the native habitats of this evergreen tree. …”
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Event review: Central Narmada Basin Paleoanthropology Fieldschool by Parth Chauhan, Prabhin Sukumaran

“…In comparison to other subjects in Indian archaeology and Quaternary studies, paleoanthropology has declined significantly in recent decades as a prominent academic discipline in the Indian Subcontinent. Most archaeological research and teaching in South Asia are largely focused on younger time periods, primarily the protohistoric or Chalcolithic and historical phases. …”
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The Restoration of Feminist Subjectivity in Henrik Ibsen and Rabindranath Tagore by Mohammad Shahidul Islam Chowdhury

“…Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941), in some of his short stories, depicts the struggle by women to assert their individuality in the patriarchal social structure of the Indian subcontinent. Ibsen and Tagore are from different cultures, but still they have much in common regarding feminist subjectivity. …”
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Importance of ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging in diagnosis of cysticercosis of temporalis muscle mimicking temporal space infection by Sameer Rastogi, Pallak Arora, Parvathi Devi, Sartaj Singh Wazir, Shalini Kapoor

“…Cysticercosis cellulosae, caused by the larval stage of Taenia solium is a common parasitic infection in Indian subcontinent. Although cysticercosis is common in other parts of the human body, its involvement with temporalis muscle is an extremely rare entity and demands documentation. …”
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Les nouvelles relations entre l’Inde et les pays du Maghreb by Isabelle Saint-Mézard

“…This article proposes an analysis of how an emergent India has redefined its relations with the Maghreb, a region that is both geopolitically far from Indian concerns yet increasingly exposed to the Indian subcontinent’s economic dynamism. The article first looks at state to state political relations, showing how relations once structured around a pro-Arab policy of non-alignment have been recomposed on a pragmatic basis with priorities fixed by economic and Indian energy interests. …”
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Brucellosis sacroiliitis masquerading as inflammatory spondyloarthropathy by Alok Gupta, Ashok M Shyam, Parag K Sancheti, Siddharth N Aiyer

“…Brucellosis is the most common zoonosis globally, and it is endemic to the Indian subcontinent. It can mimic a number of febrile illnesses and inflammatory disease conditions. …”
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Indian Ocean networks of Daʿwa, Tijāra, and Khizāna: The Bohras as Manuscript Agents in Yemen by Olly Akkerman

“…This article focuses on the question of the circulation of manuscripts and khizānāt al-kutub (book treasuries) between the Arabian Peninsula and the Indian Subcontinent in the early modern period. More specifically, it explores how a mercantile Shiʿi Ismaʿili community, known as the Ṭayyibī Bohras, operated between Gujarat and Yemen as merchant tycoons, students, pilgrims, administrators, benefactors, and scholars. …”
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CLONING AND CHARACTERIZING THE FOLMER REGION OF MTCOI GENE DIAGNOSTIC FOR SUGARCANE TOP BORER, SCIRPOPHAGA EXCERPTALIS (WALKER) (LEPIDOPTERA: PYRALIDAE) by T Ramasubramanian, R.K Nilavuckkarasi, C Yogambal, K Ramaraju

“…The COI gene sequence of S. excerptalis would also serve as a base for identifying the cryptic species if any, in the sugarcane crop ecosystem of the Indian subcontinent.…”
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Making, Using, Disposing, Remaking…: Sacred Arts of Re-Creation in Southern Asia by Susan S. Bean

“…For centuries, in the eastern Indian subcontinent, areas now in Bangladesh and the Indian states of West Bengal, Odisha, and Bihar, temporary polychrome terracruda (air-dried clay) figural images have been created for periodic <i>pujas</i> (rituals of worship) and immersed in nearby rivers or ponds at the event’s close. …”
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