41. The People's Network - Content Creation - Projects World Cultures. indian Institute Library, Digital Shikshapatri. Belgrave ME).south asian Diaspora lit Arts Archive, SALIDAA. Commonwealth http://www.peoplesnetwork.gov.uk/content/glance.asp

skip navigation site map nof technical standards nof digitise ... technical support projects other programmes best practice links FAQs projects at a glance Below is a summary of all projects awarded grants under the NOF-Digitisation programme. Projects being undertaken by consortia are listed first, followed by projects being undertaken on a standalone basis. More detail can be found on the NOF Digitise website CONSORTIA Stand Alone Projects CONSORTIA Archaeology Durham County Council Past Perfect: The Virtual Archaeology of Durham and Northumberland University of Sheffield The Cistercians in Yorkshire Digging around Sheffield and the Peaks Architecture University of Newcastle SINE Project (Structural Images North East) Lambeth Palace Library Church Plans Online Celebrating Wales National Library of Wales Gathering the Jewels Swansea Museum Services Swanseaheritage.net Powys County Council Powys: A Day in the Life Citizenship Past Hartley Library/ Southampton University BOPCRIS Church of England Children's Society Hidden Lives Revealed: A Virtual Archive West Yorkshire Archive Service From History to Her Story Citizenship-Modern Common Purpose UK Skills for Citizens Huntingdonshire District Council Huntingdonshire Infocus Community Advice Essex County Libraries SCADS (Seamless Citizens Access to Digitised Sources) National Council For Voluntary Organisations Community Advice/ Seamless Portals PINpoint Age Concern England Age Concern Community Web Sites North Lincolnshire Community Information Gateway Engaging the Community Barnsley College (Northern College) (In partnership with Barnsley Central Library)

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43. ASIAN STUDIES ONLINE RESOURCES US Nat'l Inst Japanese lit NIJL Database Internet) south asian Journalists Associationsouth asian Security US India American Institute of indian Studies (AIIS http://www.swarthmore.edu/Humanities/asian/asresources.htm

ASIAN STUDIES ONLINE RESOURCES Table of Contents: General Resources Asian Studies Resources Online Asian Newspapers Online Asian Studies Research Institutions/Organizations Art Museums with Major Asian Collections ... Buddhism Country/Culture Sites East Asia: China Japan Korea Mongolia ... Hong Kong South Asia: Bhutan India Nepal Pakistan ... Travel General Resources Asian Studies Resources Online AsiaSource AsiaSource has been developed by the Asia Society to meet the need for timely, reliable, unbiased information and assistance regarding the cultural, economic, social, historical, and political dimensions of Asia. Offerings on AsiaSource include: A daily digest of Asia-related news reported in the international press; visitors can subscribe to receive this every weekday by email Thousands of annotated links Country profiles which include maps and statistical information A database of specialists on Asia A searchable glossary of more than a thousand terms Special reports on timely events such as the Crisis in East Timor or the Elections in India Unique features such as a guide to business protocol in 12 of Asia's major business markets and an up-to-date directory of government leaders and cabinet ministers An international events calendar of events from the Asia Society and scores of other organizations AccessAsia Database : NBR's list of experts on contemporary Asian affairs and policy-relevant issues Robert Eng's Asian Archaeology Resources (part of Arch Net)

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Home About the program Academics Area concentrations ... South/Southeast Asia Sout Asia track Global Studies Study abroad Updates Faculty ... FAQ South Asia Track 1. Ten courses Six of the ten courses, including the advanced seminar, must be non-language courses. 2. Core requirements: Religion 9 One other Religion course from 8, 41, 71 History 76 Government 47 At least one of the following: English 58, 59, or Comp Lit: The Modern Indian Novel. Students who do South Asia related programs away from the campus may substitute these courses upon approval from the Chair. We particularly encourage language study away from the campus. Depending upon the student's interest, Arabic may be considered as credit upon approval of the South/Southeast Asia Regional Group Students may include up to two courses that do not focus solely on South Asia but that contain topical areas related to South Asia. In such instances, the term paper must have a South Asian regional content. 3. Independent study An independent study focused on a South Asian topic to be conducted with a member of the faculty with South Asian regional specialization. In some cases, another faculty member may be appropriate but in such instances, the course should be approved by the South/Southeast Asian group. The courses may be approved ahead of time, but students must demonstrate that their work was of regional content after completion of the course. 4. One course must be the culminating experience which may be satisfied through:

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Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Take Action!! Home Page What's New Take Action Photos and Fun ... Favorite Links Making a Difference Here are a list of different issues that APISWSA members are involved in and information on how you can also help make a difference. Hate Crimes as a Result of September 11th As many of us begin to recoup from the horrific terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, we are forced to deal with an array of emotions: confusion, fear, frustration and anger. And as we seek different sources to help us cope with these emotions and tragedy, unfortunately, there are some who resort to physical aggression and violence. While much of this violence has been targeted towards Arab Americans, there have been incidents that have involved Indian Americans. While many of these incidents go unreported, to date, the following incidents have been forwarded to the Indian American Center for Political Awareness (IACPA) or have appeared in news reports: Amrik Singh Chawla, a Sikh American was chased four blocks by three white males yelling "terrorist" near Broadway and 52nd Street, New York City. (9/11/01) Rippy Singh was stopped by 4 white males in a car who accused him of being a terrorist and said, "we will bomb you" in Washington, DC.

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Home Updated on April 02, 2003 Hate Crimes in America As many of us begin to recoup from the horrific terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, we are forced to deal with an array of emotions: confusion, fear, frustration and anger. And as we seek different sources to help us cope with these emotions and tragedy, unfortunately, there are some who resort to physical aggression and violence. While much of this violence has been targeted towards Arab Americans, there have been incidents that have involved Indian Americans. While many of these incidents go unreported, to date, the following incidents have been forwarded to the Indian American Center for Political Awareness (IACPA) or have appeared in news reports: Amrik Singh Chawla, a Sikh American was chased four blocks by three white males yelling "terrorist" near Broadway and 52nd Street, New York City. (9/11/01) Rippy Singh was stopped by 4 white males in a car who accused him of being a terrorist and said, "we will bomb you" in Washington, DC. In Richmond Hills, NY, Attar Singh Bhatia was severely injured and hospitalized when he was attacked with a baseball bat (9/11/01).

47. PROGRAM IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE of two major figures in 20th century indian writing, Mahadevi analyses of gender,caste and class in south asian communities C lit 402 CROSSCULTURAL COMPARISON http://www.complit.uiuc.edu/coursesspring2003.html

48. Library Of Congress Profile Angloindian lit. x, s. 29, literary history and crit. about non-south asian literature,-, -. Subject Profile indian Languages. 13, Folk lit, x, x, x, -, x, x, x, x, x,x, x. http://oldsite.library.upenn.edu/vanpelt/collections/sasia/india.html

India Profile, 2001-2002 for LCCAP The following tables detail the subject areas of materials and languages which the Library of Congress collects in South Asia. If the Column(s) to the right of the subject has an x in the box, this means Penn will be acquiring materials this year in that subject. The column CRS stands for Comprehensive, Representative, or Selective and represent subjects which are then further broken down by the amount of material which we have decided to acquire from LC. Selective: Includes most authoritative and scholarly books on all subjects, published by the major commercial and institutional publishers, or by the most important authors in the different literatures. Representative: The next layer down the scale of scholarship. Books that are less than basic but still needed to support academic research. Comprehensive: Includes books which are too specialized or narrowly focused to be of interest to other than the major academic collections. Includes books with less than impressive scholarly apparatus, books by lesser known authors, or by minor publishers. 99 = selected for profile in FY99-00 CRS = Comprehensive, Representative, Selective

49. Listings Of The World Arts Literature World Literature Indian http//userpages.umbc.edu/~achatt1/lit.html Added Nov-25-02; is an on-line journalof south asian literature and Of south Asia And The indian Diaspora Post http://listingsworld.com/Arts/Literature/World_Literature/Indian/

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51. Himal South Asian-August-2000 The asian Light Show. The western coast of India seems continuously and prosperouslylit, whereas the Down in the middle of the indian ocean, southwest of Sri http://www.himalmag.com/may2001/lastpage.html

Cover Day of the Maoist by Deepak Thapa Features Photography, Art and Nature by lan Lockwood Report Conspirator’s Cauldron by Subir Bhaumik The Boraibari bungle by Afshan Chowdhury Opinion A Restoration in the Time of Globalisation by A G Krishna Menon Big Pharma and Us by John Le Carre Interview A conversation with Asma Jehangir Review Rediscovering Dharavi: Stories from Asia’s largest slum reviewed by Harini Narayanan Who are the Jews of India? reviewed by Yoginder Sikand Film review Lesser Humans reviewed by Mari Marcel Thekaekara Town Diary Rahimatpur: Town along the Kamandalu by G.P. Deshpande Mediafile l astpage Voices Mail The Asian Light Show by Kanak Mani Dixit One American satellite that girdles the globe apparently does more than check out what other countries are hiding in their backyards. It actually, among other things, gives us a night-time picture of Asia, showing which parts are well-lit and which are not. There are two reasons for darkness in the landmass. Either you have the absence of people, as in the Baloch and Afghan deserts and the Tibetan plateau. Or you have poverty—no power, no lights. The difference between South Korea’s dazzling lights (next to even more dazzling Japan) and, up across the 38th parallel, the abject darkness of North Korea, is an indication of the misery of people in that dark nation. The same holds true for Burma. And Nepal, where other than the dot that shows Kathmandu, there is precious little to show for its 23 million people.

52. Links a good collection of links; West indian Literature A Literature An overview of CaribbeanLit that will SAWNET Books by and about south asian Women Postcolonial http://www.eng.fju.edu.tw/worldlit/world_link.htm

Studies in World Literature in English and Postcolonialism : Relevant Links: General Major sites Literature I ndian Subcontinent the Caribbean Area Canada ... Canada Theory, Journal Indian Subcontinent the Caribbean Area Canada Diaspora General Introductions and major web sites Postcolonial Studies at Emory Introduction (from Emory U 0-Recommended Post-Imperial Web from Brown 0-Recommended Postcolonial Literature: Overview Postcolonial and Postimperial Authors 0-Recommended authors covered include Jane Gardam, Kazuo Ishiguro, Penelope Lively, Timothy Mo, and Graham Swift SAWNET 0-Recommended South Asian Women Network articles about SAW, resources on SAW Writers and Filmmakers The Imperial Archive 0-Recommended Using colonial discourse and post-colonial theory as a point of departure, some pages examine the British idea of 'Empire' and the colonial enterprise in a selected range of 19th-century authors and their work; others consider 20th-century texts, in an attempt to understand how imperialism affected literary texts produced in Britain's former colonies. Includes: Australia; Canada; The Caribbean; India; Ireland; Nigeria; Links to Other Post-Colonial Sites. the Poetry library of Babel a link collection and guide to poetry resources on the Internet, now having over 700 poets from

53. Indian Express, 4/20/2001 another night of overcrowded, dimly-lit parties that relates the encounters of twoSouth asian college students to say, I thought you were indian I meant http://www.artharts.com/press/press4.htm

Fear of a Brown planet? ArthArts tackles issues of South Asian cultural identity in new production By Blake Tyler McGee On Saturday night, while most Georgetown students were gearing up for yet another night of over-crowded, dimly-lit parties that could only end in beer stains and hangovers, they were missing a truly unique performance in the ICC Auditorium. ArthArts, a theater troupe dedicated to bringing South Asian and South Asian-American experiences to the stage, put on an enjoyable show called Shades of Brown . In fact

54. Asian Pacific Islands American History Literature For K-12 Index to asian American resources for English and Social Studies teachers in grades K12. Offers chronolo Category Society Ethnicity asian asian-American History...... and traditions; topical issues and other articles Professionals of asian indian Originasian American Center New York) Brief articles on indian immigration and http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/asia.htm

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56. VoS - Voice Of The Shuttle Collection of links for specific authors, as well as general resources.Category Arts Literature World Literature Canadian Directories......other Literatures In English, Suggest a Link. AHRB Centre for asian and African Literatures(University College of Literary Criticism in south Africa (English http://vos.ucsb.edu/browse.asp?id=2748

57. VoS - Voice Of The Shuttle Literature (in English) other Literatures In English. AHRB Centre for asian and AfricanLiteratures (University of Literary Criticism in south Africa (English http://vos.ucsb.edu/browse-netscape.asp?id=2748

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59. Asian Studies - Syracuse University Library file) over 150,000 records of south asian materials not of India with Web pages;indian Newsgroups and http://libwww.syr.edu/research/internet/asian_studies/meta.html

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Online edition of India's National Newspaper Sunday, March 04, 2001 Front Page National Southern States Other States ... Next A rejuvenated museum of Asian Art THE Guimet Museum, the largest and most important repository of Asian art in France, was not always considered a pleasure to visit. Renowned for the finest collection of Cambodian (Khmer) art in the West, it was dimly lit and overcrowded with pieces. Barring the specialist and avid museumgoer, visitors rarely left satisfied. This, surprisingly, for a country where museums of all kinds, shapes and periods abound - museums devoted to art movements, painters and sculptors; archaeological, naval or historical museums; museums for toys and small trains, combs, cutlery, harnesses and shoes, not to speak of bread, egg, chocolate and even museums of the pear and the apple. Museology is a highly developed field in France and the public has been trained from a young age to visit museums, pay expensive entrance charges and learn to appreciate works of art. The State and the regional councils systematically subsidise the museums of their areas. It was, therefore, ironical that the Guimet Museum, that prides itself on being if not as rich as the British Museum, then certainly the most balanced when it comes to Asian Art, remained neglected for so long. It was only five years back that the Guimet was closed down and given a compete overhaul. The renovated Museum opened its doors again a few weeks ago and the results of this overhaul are there for all to see. The interiors have been completely remodelled, new galleries added, exhibits well lit and the various collections housed more logically. Visitors just don't seem to stop pouring in. Almost 3000 visitors a day with a high of 5000 and lines of over 200 people - tourists and ordinary Parisians alike - waiting to enter the premises at virtually all hours of the day. Naturally, the extensive press coverage, by and large laudatory, has also helped. But the public has undergone a transformation. No more the traveller, collector or connoisseur of yesteryear but a public more difficult to classify, the general public.

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