Medical education reforms in independent India by Tejinder Singh, Anshu

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Geopolitics of the Sea: the Idea of Ocean Control in the Political Discourse of Independent India by Alexey Vladimirovich Kupriyanov

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The Hindu Undivided Family in Independent India’s Corporate Governance and Tax Regime by Chirashree Das Gupta, Mohit Gupta

“…This paper is an attempt to arrive at a comprehensive delineation of the role of the HUF in the corporate governance and taxation regime in independent India.…”
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Modes of Overcoming Social Exclusion through Education: Analysis of two Accounts from Pre-and Post Independent India by Talib, M

Portrayal of ‘Hunting’ in Environmental History of India by Sayan LODH

“…It is divided into four main parts, discussing about the effect of hunting on environment and ecology in Ancient, Medieval, Colonial and Independent India. Across all the ages, hunting wild animals has been an important activity for the royals and nobles. …”
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Le concept de minorité(s) linguistique(s) en Inde : le cadre juridico-constitutionnel de l’accommodement by Papia Sengupta

“…Language was a key component of the Indian national freedom struggle and this was reflected in independent India being reorganized on linguistic lines. …”
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Religious Education in India: Debates and Experiences by Manisha Sethi

“…Its absence can be traced to the imperatives of rule, both in the colonial period, and in post Independent India, and the need to balance competing claims and pressures. …”
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Performance Evaluation of Karnataka State University Library Resources and Services:A Librarians Approach by Ramesha, B.D. Kumbar

“…This paper reveals one such attempt with reference to the university libraries in the state of Karnataka which is a part of Independent India.…”
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Boundaries and Crossings: Religious Fluidity in Twenty-first Century India by Lola Sharon Davidson, Devleena Ghosh

“… Following Partition, newly independent India adopted a constitution based on secularism and rights for minorities. …”
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Vision for total care of persons with developmental disabilities by R Srinivasa Murthy, B Divya, S Nischitha

“…During the last 75 years of Independent India, there has been significant progress in the care and recognition of the rights of persons with disabilities (PwDs). …”
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The Poetics of In-betweeness: A Study of Selected Poems for Meena Alexander by Qasim Serhan, Lamya'a Karam

“…In this paper, a study was undertaken to investigate Alexander's works that dramatize postcolonial tension and resistance in independent India. The many power dynamics that marginalize individuals in the postcolonial ear on the basis of class, culture, gender and religion are discussed. …”
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Seeing the Urban from the Agrarian: Emerging Forms of Agrarian Urbanization in India by Ankita Rathi

“…By focusing on agrarian changes that were driven by colonial policies of land rights and ownership, and state-led agrarian development strategies in post-independent India, this paper argues that instead of assimilating the rural, urbanization in predominantly agricultural contexts both mirrors and differs from the old forms of agrarian relations and leads to the coproduction of the rural, albeit in new ways.…”
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Cartooning Through Crisis: The Case of Abu in India’s Emergency Years 1975-77 by Neha Khurana, Reena Singh

“…The Emergency Years in India (1975-77) saw the most stringent censorship of mass media in the public sphere in independent India, and thus has been chosen as the period of study. …”
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Class and conflict: Revisiting Pranab Bardhan's political economy of India

“…It went on to become one of the most influential references on the political economy of development in the pre-reform period of independent India. Class and Conflict reflects on the enduring influence of Bardhan’s original publication in the context of post-liberalization developments in India. …”

Direct Investment Exports and Emigration: The Experience of Modern India by A. G. Volodin

“…The article uses the example of independent India to study the correlation of investment and migration flows to foreign countries. …”
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Continuity and Change in India’s Foreign Policy by Juan López Nadal

“…This study begins its historical perspective on the foreign policy of independent India in 1947, dividing the period up to the present decade into three phases: the period of Nehru (1947-65), including L.B.Shastri; that of Indira Ghandi and her successors (1965-1990); and the period following the end of the cold war, under an unstable and uncertain leadership.…”
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Constructing a Shared Vision: Otto Koenigsberger and Tata & Sons by Rachel Lee

“…In this paper, the author will argue that the high profile private commissions for Tata & Sons—a privately owned and hugely influential industrial corporation committed to nationalism and philanthropy—both forwarded Koenigsberger’s career and directly contributed to building the infrastructure of independent India.As the basis for their sustained and successful collaboration, the author will demonstrate that Koenigsberger’s notion of a locally rooted, research-based “scientific architecture,” overlapped with the Tata Group’s philosophy of advancing India through science and technology. …”
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The Kalaripayattu and the Capoeira as Masculine Performances: From Bodies of Resistance to Neoliberal Tourism Bodies by Indrani Mukherjee, Sanghita Sen

“…Perceived as a threat, they were banned by their colonial masters; modern democratic Brazil and independent India later welcomed them back and ‘flaunted’ them to accommodate them in a deserving space of dignity within their respective national tourism industries.[1]However, today they risk being appropriated by neoliberal and global promoters of hyper-masculinity or by conservative right-wing ultra-nationalists. …”
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Development of women’s movement in India: A historical perspective by Bhat Rouf Ahmad, Wani Mohd Ashraf

“…In the above-stated context, this paper also analysis the issues of women’s justice and equality taken up by women’s groups in pre and post-independent India.…”
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Restoring communal harmony in India : a critical analysis of Wahiduddin Khan’s ideas by Khalil Ahmad

“…This paper investigates Khan’s thoughts about communal harmony in post-independent India. I argue that Khan called for a reformation of Muslim minds, urging them to move beyond an isolationist mentality and find possibilities to develop their society within the status quo. …”
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