A landmark article titled “Curation, Code, and Community: Mapping the Trajectories of Indian Digital Humanities” has just been published in the Journal of South Asian Cultural Studies.
The piece offers one of the most comprehensive overviews to date of the digital humanities landscape in India, tracing its development from early digitisation projects to present-day initiatives in computational analysis, digital curation, and pedagogy. The article highlights both achievements and challenges, from questions of infrastructure and funding to the urgent need for multilingual tool development.
By situating Indian digital humanities within broader global debates, the article makes a timely and important contribution to the field. It is expected to serve as a reference point for future research and collaboration.