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 […]
Ep 5 | The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on the State and Religious Violence
Unique features of the Goa Inquisition
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 […]
Ep 4 | The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on State and Religious Violence
The Goa Inquisition and the Early Modern Religious History of Portugal
Ep 3 | The Goa Inquisition: New Perspectives on the State and Religious Violence
Writing the History of the Goa Inquisition: The New Christians
Ep 2 | The Goa Inquisition: New Perspectives on the State and Religious Violence
The Goa Inquisition and Conversions to Christianity
Uniform Civil Code: Does ‘Uniformity’ make a difference?
By ALBERTINA ALMEIDA Amidst the shrill noises for Uniform Civil Code, which again having been coming amidst attacks on minorities, what can […]
Episode 1 | The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on the State and Religious Violence
Crime and Punishment: Persons Under Trial
Not the government we voted for
By AMITA KANEKAR The more things change, the more they remain the same. So goes an old French saying, implying that even […]
WEB SERIES: The Goa Inquisition: New Scholarship on the State and Religious Violence
Nearly 500 years after it was set up and 200 years after it was abolished, the Goa Inquisition remains a much debated […]