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The prize recognizes outstanding books in the field of public law

The workshop was held in Colombo, Sri Lanka in June 2026

A photography exhibition in Luce Hall showcases the economic, religious, and political complexities of Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state.

The celebration marked Shivi's retirement after more than nineteen years as a member of Yale's faculty.

Students from across the United States debated on topics ranging from happiness to mass tourism at the nation’s only Hindi-language debate.

Emmanuel expanded the Council’s programmatic and academic offerings during her year as the Dr. Malathy Singh Postdoctoral Associate through her focus on the visual culture of the Tamil diaspora and an embrace of Yale’s South Asian art collections.

SASC celebrates several graduating majors, student fellows, and prize winners as they conclude their time at Yale.

For nearly a decade, Yale’s Anthony Acciavatti embarked on a 9,000-mile journey to map the Ganges River Basin. A new exhibition showcases the instruments, models, sketches, and other materials he used to do it.

A new book by Rohit De and Ornit Shani shows how communities across India helped shape the country’s Constitution.

The Australian/Sri Lankan playwright will visit Yale in the fall along with this year's other awardees.

The new play written by Aanika Eragam YC ’26 is showing at the Saybrook Underbrook February 26 through 28, 2026.

Kamini Purushothaman '27 discusses the depth and breadth of Yale Library's South Asia collections with Brent Bianchi, Librarian for South and Southeast Asian Studies.