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Our co-host Chirag Thakkar gets on a call with historian Sumathi Ramaswamy to chat about Gandhi as a muse to India’s modern and contemporary artists based on her new book Gandhi in the Gallery, the power of viral images in protests in India and the U.S., and speculate over what Sumathi and Gandhi are likely to talk about if they had a chance to have dinner. Sumathi is James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of History at Duke University.  


Hosts and Executive Producers: Priya Kapoor and Chirag Thakkar.


Show Producer: Aria Nanji.


Produced by Roli Pulse, a digital initiative by Roli Books.  

 

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You can find Sumathi Ramaswamy’s book Gandhi in the Gallery here (India), here (U.S.) and here (U.K.)



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