June 14, 2022Al-Zulaij Exclusive The arrest of Pastor Dominic The spectre of ‘forced conversions’, the unfortunate and dubious legacy of the Niyogi Committee (1954), has begun to haunt Goa. On the […]
June 8, 2022Books Citizenship in a Caste Polity: Religion, Language and Belonging in Goa wins the Selva J Raj book award The Al-Zulaij Collective takes great pride in announcing that its member, Dr. Jason Keith Fernandes has been awarded the Selva J. Raj […]
May 15, 2022Popular Essays The New Goenche Saibs By AMITA KANEKAR To take up cudgels against the latest Hindutva offensive against the Catholic community, on why S. Francis Xavier’s popular […]
May 8, 2022Interventions, Interviews, Webinars Ep 8 | The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on the State and Religious Violence The Trial of Catarina da Orta on two Continents
May 1, 2022Interventions, Interviews, Webinars Ep 7 | The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on the State and Religious Violence Slaves under Trial: Asians and Africans
April 24, 2022Interventions, Interviews, Webinars Ep 6 | The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on the State and Religious Violence Religious Orders and the Goa Inquisition
April 16, 2022Popular Essays Temple reconstruction: A gift that keeps giving By AMITA KANEKAR Twenty crore rupees of public money has been set aside in Pramod Sawant’s state budget for ‘reconstructing and restoring […]
April 10, 2022Interventions, Interviews, Webinars Ep 5 | The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on the State and Religious Violence Unique features of the Goa Inquisition
April 8, 2022April 8, 2022Scholarly Articles Goa Before India (Special Issue in Kritika Kultura) 1. Following the Golden Thread: Goa Before India (Introduction) by Jason Keith Fernandes Download the paper here. 2. Architecture, Nationalism, and the […]
April 3, 2022Interventions, Interviews, Webinars Ep 4 | The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on State and Religious Violence The Goa Inquisition and the Early Modern Religious History of Portugal