RURAL SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES JOURNAL: RSASJ
Bi-Annual Peer Reviewed International Journal
Rural South Asian Studies Journal: RSASJ is an exclusive venture where we have attempted to explore historical, economic linkages and political-cultural connections in South Asian Rural Societies. The journal aims to develop critical ideas on less explored and innovative themes in rural South Asian social, cultural, art, architectural, political, and economic histories, sociological, economic, environmental and developmental issues through multidisciplinary approaches. Scholars engaged with debates in literature, social sciences and environmental and physical sciences about the regions in the Rural South Asia can submit articles on a particular theme thus, initiating a dialogue on theoretical, empirical and methodological aspects of research and documentation pertaining to the objectives of the journal. Rural South Asian Studies Journal: RSASJ also publishes reviews on significant new publications and medial initiatives on themes associated with Rural South Asian Societies. Each issue aims to promote rigorous scholarship helpful in understanding our past and present discourses and its contradictions. The journal will be bi-lingual (English and Hindi) and with Multidisciplinary approaches which begins in 2025 in the print format.
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RURAL SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES JOURNAL: RSASJ
Bi-Annual Peer Reviewed International Journal
Vol. I, No. II (June-December) 2025
As per the link : www.ruralsouthasia.org
RESEARCH ARTICLES
1. Aneesa Iqbal Sabir, “rural economic structures in the ain-i-akbari: an indispensable pre-modern south asian historical source”
2. Sandesh Kamble, rurban development and the garden landscape of himayat bagh: an enduring feature of the moffussil landscape
3. Ajit Kumar, Sacred enclaves in the agrarian hinterland: Myanmar and Thai Buddhist Interventions in rural north India
4. Astik Kumar Pandey, A historical documentation of pandemic Management strategies in the ‘aurangabad city Model’ and a critical analysis of citizen Perceptions.
5. Krushna Kale, भारतीय संस्कृती में साधु एवं संन्यासी : श्री संत एकनाथ महाराज के ववचार
6. Bina Sengar, Living traditions along the river pandu in Rural uttar pradesh
7.1: Madhuri Sharma (2025) Fabrizio M. Ferrari, Religion, Devotion and Medicine in North India: The Healing Power of Sitala, (London, New Delhi, New York and Sydney: Bloomsbury, 2015), pp. i-xxiii, 222, Rs 2375.76, paperback, ISBN:978-1-4411-6380-6
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7.2: Bina Sengar (2025) Deepra Dandekar, Boundaries and Motherhood: Ritual and Reproduction in Rural Maharashtra. New Delhi. Zubaan: Kali for Women. 2016. Pp. i-x, 236, First Edition 2016.
Hardcover, ISBN-978-93-83074-50-1. INR 695.
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7.3: Sudin Bag, ICSSR Sponsored Two-Day National Level Workshop on: Empirical Research Methods
for Unique Healing Practices of Indian Knowledge Systems (Stake-Holders Workshop)
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8. Prof. Nagnath Kottapalle, An Obituary
Editorial - Bina Sengar