Articles in the Oct 2010 issue and Back Issues in 2010 Volume...

 ISSN 0976 – 7266

 Ajanta Painting (Photo - Archana Verma)

This is the third issue of South Asian Arts and in this young life, this journal has covered a wide range of themes within the arena of South Asian arts and culture, thus achieving its aim in a significant manner. It has also attracted attention of the scholars from different countries, who have sent their articles for publications in this journal. Seeing the wide range of topics covered so far, we felt it would be in order to precede this issue with a page of contents for this volume as well as for the previous issues. This we hope will enable the visitors to reach the article of their choice by just clicking on the relevant link, rather than exploring the site to look for an article of their choice.

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Content for (1) October 2010

Please click below for the articles in (1) Oct 2010 Issue -

Kolshi In Bangladeshi Modern Art  by Lisa Banu


Brief Note on Tsogyal Shedrub Dargyeling Nunnery in Exile by M. N. Rajesh and Tsamchoe

Conserving Living Religious Heritage - Maintaining Continuity and Embracing Change by Ioannis Paolios

Story of India by Michael Wood - A Review by Archana Verma

Threat to Afghan Heritage by Archana Verma

A Bastion of South Asian Art and Culture in Philadelphia by Zoe Papademetriou

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Contents of Back Issues of this Journal

(1) July 2010 Issue

James Tod the Loyalist - The American Roots of an Indian Classic by John Mc Leod

Performing Pasts - A Review by Archana Verma

"World Art" and South Asia - A Dialogue on Some Problems and Perspectives by Daniel J. Rycroft and Archana Verma

Dambulla Cave Temple, Sri Lanka by Archana Verma

Decaying Paintingts at Rachol Seminary, Goa by Archana Verma

Lajja Gauri Type Figures in the Indus Valley by Max le Martin

(1) April 2010 Issue

Islamic Art and Funerary Practices by Archana Verma and Mazhar Hussain

Religious and Cultural Interaction in Mughal India by Archana Verma

Parvati's Marriage in Mithila Folklore by Archana Verma

Religion and Erotics in Traditional India by Archana Verma

Method of an Architect - Book Review by Archana Verma

My Name is Khan - Film Review by Archana Verma