The Ireland India Institute, at Dublin City University, promotes collaborative and original research on contemporary India.
Drawing on the cultural, historical and political affinities between India and Ireland, the Institute supports a variety of events and an international network of scholars and practitioners.
Thank you @NarangTapasya for your latest article in the latest issue of the @IrishUniReview: an important selection of papers on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion from the perspective of postgraduates and Early Career Researchers.
We were delighted to host South Indian veena player Rajshri Ramakrishna this week at DCU Jazz.
Students & faculty took part in masterclasses & she performed a lunchtime concert accompanied by mridangam player Abishek Vasu
@DCUIndia @HumanitiesDCU @DCU @dhand67 @JohnHOFlynn
Congratulations Nithya Kothenmaril @DalitWomn_Spks, PhDstudent @LawGovDCU @JivantaSchottli, @VaLescaL on winning a prestigious Government of Ireland postgraduate scholarship @Researchirel for research on Dalit women's participation in local government institutions, Kerala, India!
Global India is European Training Network, funded by the European Union. The Ireland India Institute is managing the project.
