Made in Dharavi
By LILIANA GIL, 6/13/2016. Right in the heart of Mumbai, surrounded by a rising skyline of shiny buildings, is Dharavi, a more than one-hundred-year-old slum [...]
Two Countries: Many Relationships; India and China
If you missed our engaging talk with Ambassador Nirupama Rao, you can watch the video below. Her talk focused on the dynamics of India and [...]
Former ICKCBI Fellow Sreya Sen on River Displacement and Gender
We're happy to share another fascinating article from former ICKCBI Fellow Sreya Sen at Refugee Watch. In this post, Sen discusses the politics of river [...]
Exploring The Sacred Art of Tibet
By SHIRIN MAZDEYASNA, 4/22/2016. My ticket to New Delhi and Ladakh is booked, and I'm super excited. I will be in New Delhi for two [...]
Former ICI Fellow Nimmi Kurian on Dam Politics
We are excited to share a new post from former ICI Fellow Nimmi Kurian on the politics of dam building between India and China published [...]
Apply Now for Summer Travel Grants
The India China Institute is currently accepting applications from students at The New School for the 2016 Student Travel and Research grants. Six $3,000 grants [...]
Climate Change and the Arts – Shimla Workshop Highlights
ICI participants learn about ecosystem services and local conservation practices at the Shimla Water Catchment and Wildlife Sanctuary. For almost a week this summer, the [...]
Thugs in a Temple!? WTF!?
By ATIBA ROUGIER, 8/16/2015. Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu, Nepal Interesting experience. I met with a Brahmin priest upon my arrival who informed me of the rules: [...]
Why are all the most beautiful things in nature the most dangerous at times?
By ATIBA ROUGIER, 8/09/2015. Made it to Nepal! The view of the Himalayas flying into Nepal is what dreams of made of. I mean, pure [...]