Ranajit Guha, the historian whose work stirred up the waters of Indian historiography
May 23 is the 100th birth anniversary of the pioneering scholar who founded Subaltern Studies.
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Birth Centenary of Ranajit Guha
Ranajit Guha ( May 23, 1923 - April 28, 1923) was an influential Indian historian and scholar renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to the field of Subaltern Studies.
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op-ed | A people's historian: Ranajit Guha, one of the most magnificent historians of modern India
A tribute to the recently deceased Ranajit Guha, one of the most magnificent historians of modern India who will be remembered for pioneering what came to be known as subaltern studies
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Reminiscing About Ranajit Guha
The historian remained a consummate and daringly self-conscious stylist.
Source: thewire.in
Unpopular opinion: Ranajit Guha and Subaltern Studies writers were 'caste-blind', says section of experts
They covered tribal and Dalit movements and yet never delved into issues of identity and autonomy, the experts told DTE  
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Unpopular opinion: Ranajit Guha and Subaltern Studies writers were 'caste-blind', says section of experts
They covered tribal and Dalit movements and yet never delved into issues of identity and autonomy, the experts told DTE  
Source: downtoearth.org.in
'If the food is over salted, the cook must be in love': Ranajit Guha, the man behind the historian
Ranajit Guha died on April 28, 2023 at the age of 99.
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Ranajit Guha, the Unconventional Historian
He left behind a treasure house of ideas that scholars will explore for years to come.
Source: thewire.in
Ranajit Guha: The historian who gained a global influence by hearing the voices of the subaltern
Guha, who left us on April 28, less than a month short of turning 100, was among the first generation of post-independence historians who produced ground-breaking research
Source: newindianexpress.com
op-ed - Ranajit Guha (1923-2023): The Bengali vessel lies emptied of its history and learning
He had taught us to ask questions to which often there are no adequate and comfortable answers. That is his legacy
Source: telegraphindia.com