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History is not amusing when it is rigid, monotonous and one dimensional. Mrinalini Sil in her latest lecture, titled "Heteroglot Art Of Early Modern Bengal: Paintings, Manuscripts and Patronage in Murshidabad," organised by Voyages Into The Past, tried to break away from the colourless suppositions to present a complex layered picture of 18th century art world and patronage of Murshidabad. Apart from establishing the baffling connections between the designs of the Jain temple

Amidst all the newly emerging historical perspectives, it is crucial to move beyond viewing eighteenth century India as a period of chaos...

18th July marks the birth anniversary for Bengal’s first Tibetologist Sarat Chandra Das (1849-1917). Das’s achievements open a space for...

The history of "rights" as a concept is mired in complications. Regarded as the moral or legal recognition of interests or entitlements...

We are issuing an important update regarding our official Voyages Facebook Page . At present, the page is out of use , and we are unable...

Greetings from Voyages into the Past! We are looking for new members to join us going forward, in a number of positions and capacities as...

Afghanistan, a focal point of British military ambition in the 19th and 20th centuries, had also ironically turned out to be the most...

We at Voyages into the Past are happy to invite entries for Volume 3, Issue 1 of L’Histoire. Now in its third year, we are pleased to...

Voyages into the Past presents a lecture series as part of the just past Ramazan and Eid, titled "Muslim Citizenships and Belongings in...

Greetings from Voyages into the Past! We are looking for new members to join us going forward, in a number of positions and capacities -...

The Itihashe Hatekhori series, spearheaded by Dr. Anwesha Sengupta and Dr. Debarati Bagchi, and published by the Institute of Development...

While the Israeli Government would like to view the events of October 7th, 2023, devoid of any context, and reconstitute it as being an...

Voyages into the Past had the pleasure of hosting Professor Madhavi Menon, Koyel Ghosh and Dr. Debjyoti Ghosh for a panel discussion...

A stalwart in the field of early colonial histories of South Asia, Robert Travers has long worked to defy notions of discontinuities and...

"Neeti Nair assesses landmark debates since partition—debates over the constitutional status of religious minorities and the meanings of...