New arrivals in English under different subject heading.
Caste and politics:
The Weapon of the Other by Kancha Ilaiah.-New Delhi: Dorling Kindersley, 2010.
Law- Islamic Law:
The Islamic Law of Succession and its application in South Africa by Mahomed Shoaib Omar. - Durban: Islamic Personal Law Training Course, 2010.
Constitutional- Law:
Alladi Memorial Lectures by the Alladi Memorial Trust. - Hyderabad: Alladi Memorial Trust, 2009.
Muslims-India- Law:
Minorities and state at the Indian law/edited by Tahir Mahmood. - 1st.-New Delhi: Institute of objective studies, 1991.
Islamic Law:
Islamic Law in the Indian courts since independence: Fifty years of Judicial interpretation/ by Tahir Mahmood.-1st. - New Delhi: Institute of studies, 1997.
Feminism:
Textbook Regimes: a feminist critique of Nation and identity: an Overall Analysis/by Research Team Dipta Bhog: Disha Mullick: Purwa Bharadwaj and Jaya Sharma. - New Delhi: Sri Ratan Tata Trust, 2009.
Economic Growth:
Economic growth in India: history and Prospect by Pulapre Balakrishanan. - New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2010.
Religion:
The God market: how globalization is making India more Hindu/ Nanda Meera. - Noida: Random house, 2009.
Literature in translation:
The prisons we broke/ by Baby Kamble /by tr.Maya Pandit.-1st.-Hyderabad: Orient black swan private limited, 2008.
Education-Minorities:
Education and Muslims in India since independence/ edited by A.W.B.Qadri (Chief Editor): Riaz Shakir Khan and Mohanmmed Akhter Siddique.-1st. - New Delhi: Institute of objective studies, 1998.
New arrivals in Telugu under different subject heading.
Kathalu:
Kolla mangaaram/ by Kandukuri Ramesh Babu. - Hyderabad: Navya prints, 2005.
Bhopal gas sanghatana:
Aa roju raathri emi jarigindante.... (Bhopal nagaramlo vishavavu vishaadam)/ edited by Dominik La pair; Moore Javier/tr. Kasthuri. –Hyderabad: Sramajeevi prachuranalu, 2006.
Navala:
Chandragiri shikharam/ by Bibhuti Bhooshan Bandhopadhya/ tr. Kaathyaayani. – Hyderabad: Hyderabad book trust, 2010.
Devadasi vyavastha:
Bangalore Nagarathnamma jeevitha charitra/ by V.Sriram/ tr.T. Padmini. – Hyderabad: Hyderabad book trust, 2010.
Mathathathva- haindavam:
Matha thathvampai Balagopal/ by K.Balagopal. -1st. - Hyderabad: Hyderabad book trust, 2010.
Contents of Journals
Biblio: A Review of Books
Vol: XV NOS. 9 & 10 Sep-Oct 2010
Compiled and translated by Mahmood Farooqui Mukul Kesavan
Celebrating Delhi edited by Mala Dayal Mini Kapoor
Delhi Noir edited by Hirsh Sawhney Avtar Singh
Trickster City: Writings from the Belly of the Metropolis
Translated by Shveta Sarada Stuti Khanna
Delhi Calm by Vishwajyoti Ghosh Nandini Chandra
“Common wealth, common games, common history?”—
An essay interrogating the commonwealth. Brian Stoddart
“The myth of pyramid power” –an essay the two prevalent
Sports systems: sport for all’ and ‘high performance sport’ Peter Donnelly
“Sport for development” – an essays on its promise and the challenges Bruce Kidd
“Driving away white elephants” ---an essay on strategically planning
The legacy of the commonwealth games Hans Westerbeek
“Building a city brand” –an essay on addressing the key elements
For maximizing the value of the XIX Commonwealth games Delhi on its
City brand Michael Linley
“People want both bread and circuses” –an essay on spectacular events,
City spaces and citizenship Amita Baviskar
Sellotape Legacy: Delhi and the Commonwealth games by
Boria Majumdar and Nalin Mehta Brian Stoddart
Jayasri Burman ---A Mythical Universe edited by Ina Puri Alka Pande
The sense of ending –a tribute to Frank Kermode (1919-2010) Somak Ghoshal
Where the Serpent Lives by Ruth Padel Naintara Maya Oberoi
The Pleasure Seekers by Tishani Doshi Jerry Pinto
Imran Khan: The Cricketer, the Celebrity, the Politician
By Christopher Sandford Vaibhav Vats
TAPASAM
Vol: II Issue: 3 & 4 January - April 2007
Dilip M.Menon A Local Cosmopolitan: Kesari BalaKrishna Pillai and the
Invention of Europe for a Modern Kerala……..
Udaya Kumar The Public, the State and new Domains of Writing: On
Ramakrishna Pillai’s Conception of Literary and Political
Expression…….
G. Arunima Shifting Sands: Satire, Selfhood and the Political Expression…
Ratheesh Radhakrishnan Of Mice and Men: The Futures of Nair Masculinity in a Post-
Matrilineal Modernity……….
J.Devika Being Women and Marginal in Contemporary Kerala………….
V.J.Varghese The Alluring Music of Labour Modernity, Migrations and
Recreation of the Syrian Christian Community……
Satish Poduval Making Space: an administrator’s Memoirs of War…….
From the Archives
R.Caldwell The Language of India, in their Relation to Missionary work…
Complementing the books
Dileep Raj Partial Provocations/ Dilip M.Menon…………………………….
Bindulakshmi Pattadath Gender Paradox in Kerala: a Q2 Response/ Swapna
Mukhopadhyay(ed)
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH matters
Volume 18 Number 35 May 2010
Editorial
Morge Berer Cosmetic surgery, body image and sexuality
RHM boards, Staff, authors, advisors The cover covered
Sara Johnsdotter, Birgitta Essen Genitals and ethnicity: the politics of genital Modifications
Birgitta Essen, Anna Blowkvist, Lotti The experience and responses of Swedish health
Helstrom, Sara Johnsdotter Professionals to patients requesting virginity Restoration (Hymen repair)
Melanie Latham A poor prognosis for autonomy: self-regulated Cosmetic surgery in the United States.
Elena Jirovsky View of women and men in Bobo- Dioulasso, Burkina Faso, on three forms of female genital modification.
Commentary
Diana M Zuckerman Reasonably safe? Breast implants and informed
Consent
Omid Salehi, interviewed by Make me beautiful
Negar Esfandiary
Marge Beree Labia reduction for non-therapeutic reasons and female genital mutilation: contradictions in law and practice in Britain.
Review
Tracey Plowman The perfect Vagina: Channel 4 TV UK documentary, Presented by Lisa Rogers
More features
Anny Peters, Willy Jansen, The female condom: the international denial of a strong
Francien Van Driel potential
Elena Jeffreys, Kane Matthews, HIV criminalization and sex work in Australia
Alina Thomas
Sylvie Schuster Women’s experiences of the abortion law in Cameroon:“What really matters”.
Olga E Loeber Motivation and satisfaction with early medical Vs. Surgical abortion in the Netherlands
Arundhati Char, Minna Saavala, influence of mothers-in law on young couples’ family
Teija Kumala planning decision in rural India
Shireen J Jejeebhay Shveta Experience seeking abortion among unmarried young
Kalyanwala, AJ Francis Zavier, women in Bihar and Jharkhand, India: delays and disadvantages
Round Ups
Cosmetic surgery
Law and policy
Service delivery
Material health
Research
Condoms
HIV and AIDS
Publications
HIMAL south Asian
Vol: 23 No: 9 September 2010
Cover feature
Across the kala pani
Michael Pearson
Rising together
C Uday Bhaskar
Dominating the waves
Sergel Desilva-Ranasinghe
Burma’s dash for offshore cash
Jared Bissinger
Holistic conservation
Shivani Shan
Fishing for solutions
Chandrika Sharma
Lanka’s most war-affected sector
Ahilan Kadirgamar
Chio-ta-kwo-kwe
Indra Sinha.
Rediscovering our ocean
The geopolitics of indifference
Government and constitution
Southasian briefs
Report
Coping with Calamity/Chris Cork
From start to finish: Idris Rajput
Editors
Left high and wet
Iqbal Khattak
Sindh: A province devastated
Zulfiqar Shar
Analysis
The general in his labyrinth
Hiranmay Kariekar
Violence to promote violence
Satish Sharma
Essay
One-track partnership
Ayesha Siddiqa
Special report
Let the games begin
Priya Kuriyan & Aniruddha Sen Gupta
Photo feature
Riding the wave
Sergio Ramazzotti
Time and a place
A daring revolt
Sanji Gunasekara
Sighting
From the depths
Richard Boyle
Reflections
Dedicated art
Deepa Bhasthi
Southasiasphere: C K Lal
The rationale of empathy
Mediafile
Review
Bookshelf
The Oriya Renaissance
Himansu S Mohapatra
Ominous homeland
Tsering Namgyal
Mythologising Benazir
Sascha Akhtar
On the way up
Tryst with independence
ART India
The Art News Magazine of India
Vol: XV Issues II Quarter II 2010
Book Reviews
PRELUDE
CONTRIBUTORS
EDITORIAL
CONTENTS
ART AFFAIRS
KALEIDOSCOPE
BOOK REVIEW
Peter Heehs is happy to lose himself in the intricately worked out arguments of Debashish Banerji ‘s book about his famous relative, Abanindranath Tagore.
Anjali D’Souza delves into the deepest recesses of the sub-continent’s collective memories to discover the presence of Sumathi Ramaswamy’s new work, The Goddess and the Nation.
Abhay Sardesai looks at the different ways in which Vivan Sundaram makes Amrita Sher- Gil come alive in two multi-detailed volumes.
K.Bikram Singh paints a better picture than most in his book on M.F. Husain, but it isn’t as good as it could have been, says Girish Shahane.
Some essays Enlighten while other disappoints Zehra Jumabhoy, as she peruse Art and Visual and Culture in India: 1857-2007.
Jahnavi Phalkey assesses issues related to historical documentation as she flips through Aditya Arya and Indivar Kamtekar’s book presenting the visual archives of ace photojournalist Kulwant Roy.
The Khoj Book gives Kavita Singh occasion to trace the artists’ association’s admirable work from 1997 to 2007 and raise certain crucial questions.
INTERVIEW
Nandini Ramnath looks at some recent books on Hindi movie posters and chats with Rajesh Devraj, who has written The Art of Bollywood.
SPECIAL REPORTS
Anirudh Chari dwells on the fluidity of the manipulated image as he applauds Sunandini Banerjee’s digitally composed, multi-referential book covers for Seagull.
Sundhya Bordewekar asks Baroda’s art world about the continuing
LETTER FROM PAKISTAN
Quddus Mirza reviews the literature on art in his country and stops to gaze delightedly at some ‘artists’ books.
INTERNATIONAL REPORT
London’s Warburg Institute should be allowed to operate in its generous, open-spirited way, argues Deirdre King.
INTERNATIONAL REVIEWS
Why does a show that is all about exploring space and time fail to give viewers any of their own? Deirdre King asks at Noa Lidor’s London solo.
Eeric mechanical devices and coats dripping with white gloop are some of the surreal objects in Sudarshan Shetty’s New York solo move Murtaza Vali.
Something’s cooking in Risham Syed’s charmingly domestic universe stuffed with elegant Victoriana feels Murtaza Vali.
While Lee Sharrock visits the London-based White chapel Gallery’s mega-photography exhibition, curated by Sunil Gupta, Gemma Sharpe comments on the veteran photographer’s solo at Grosvenor Vadehra.
REVIEWS
David De Souza compares two dissimilar photography shows in two of Mumbai’s majestic spaces.
David De Souza congratulates photographer Prabuddha Das Gupta for his leaps of faith in a fusty warehouse.
Gopika Neth thinks that Pooja Iranna could have done a better job of depicting the less salubrious aspects of city life.
Amruta Nemivant is not completely convinced by the curatorial direction of the last three shows at Gallery BMB.
We should treat Shreyas Karle’s sense of humour with the respect it deserves; Gitanjali Dang tries to cause Paula Sengupta deep distress, Vaishali Sharma observes sadly.
Manish Nail’s latest solo in Mumbai has him experimenting with more than just jute; Amrita Gupta-Singh is pleased to male the acquaintance of the new additions to his oeuvre.
Gillian Da Costa thinks Chintan Upadhyay’s long- standing affection for babies has its merits.
Marta Jakimowcz visits a joint display dead on a shikara and an artist offering rice to an abandoned house in Kashmir are few of the performances Meera Menezes witness as she travels with the Art Karavan.
Shaheen Merali’s curated show in Bangalore has some delightful cinema-insired works, Meera Menezes notes admiringly.
Atul Dodiya’s latest Delhi solo borrows heavily from Old Masters and his own past creations; Meera Menezes wonders whether he appropriates excessively.
Anirudh Chari agrees with curator Adip Dutta that drawing as a practice should be according a central place in art appreciation.
Srimoyee Mitra catches quotidian objects assuming unexpected meanings at CK Rajan’s new show.
Indian Journal of Secularism
Vol: 14 No: 2 July-Sept 2010
Articles
Constructing the civilization --Asghar Ali Engineer
Pillars of Islam
Secularism and Vaidic Worldview --Swami Agnivesh
Secularism in Turkey between --Recep Senturk
Authoritarianism and Liberalism
Muslim-Hindu Relations in Jammu
Province --Yoginder Sikand
Equal Opportunity Commission:
A Critical Analysis --Dr. Attar Rabbani
Are you an Anti- Semite?
My Investment in Israel --Vijaya Prashad
Report
Police Firing and Reaction --Fact finding team
(All India Secular Forum)
Document
Origins of Unity and Communalism
In Gujarat, India --Rajiv Bhagat
Published articles of Anveshi members:
Raajyaadhikaram Evaridi/ Gogu Shyamala. - Veekshanam: Raajyaakeeyardiks, Saamaajika maasapatrika, October, 2010.
Manushulni Doshuluga nilabetee magavaalla Pannagaalu/ Jupaka Subadra, Bhumika: Sthee Vaada Pathrika, October, 2010.