Digging a Hindu State: Eroding autonomy of the Archaeological Survey of India

Once an autonomous institution producing credible scientific, and independent research on India’s diverse, complicated history, the ASI today stands as a key instrument for the State’s revisionist agenda. If the place of worship disputes are any indication, the judiciary has been complicit in this revisionist project, relying blindly on the ASI’s compromised studies to betray its own polyvocal commitments
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Swarati Sabhapandit

Swarati Sabhapandit is a PhD research scholar at the department of international relations and governance studies, Shiv Nadar Institute of Eminence.

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