In the Press
"Hindu nationalism: A roundup of reporting and resources," Religion Link, May 2023, with contributions from numerous SASAC members, link
Members of SASAC, "Caste discrimination laws remain fraught. Here’s why they shouldn’t be," Religion News Service, April 2023, link (republished in American Kahani)
Vinayak Chaturvedi and Mark Levine, "University Campuses in India Will Be a Tool in the Hands of Hindu Nationalists," Jacobin, March 2023, link
Simran Jeet Singh, "India Turned a Manhunt Into Mass Repression. The Media Is Failing to Tell the Right Story," Time, March 2023, link
Simran Jeet Singh and and Aarti Shyamsunder, "Bringing Caste into the DEI Conversation," Harvard Business Review, December 2022, link
Forum: "Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right," The Immanent Frame, October– December 2022, link. Ten pieces were published in the series (in order):
Supriya Gandhi, "Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right," link
Rohit Chopra, "Online Hindutva as a global right-wing counterpublic," link
Audrey Truschke, "Hindutva appropriations of indigeneity," link
Rodrigo Nunes, "The pastor, the swarm, and the movement," link
Feminist Critical Hindu Studies Collective, "Hindu fragility and the politics of mimicry in North America," link
Shaheen, "Invisibilizing Hindu terrorism through the 'War on Terror'," link
Anna Bigelow, "Sacred space and the (post)secular state," link
Dheepa Sundaram, "The neocolonial futurism of US Hindutva," link
Steven M. Vose, "Normalizing nationalism through social media in transnational Jain communities," link
Nitasha Kaul and Dibyesh Anand, "Understanding and undoing the far right: India and beyond," link
Audrey Truschke, “The Hindu Right in the United States,” Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History. October 2022, link (non-paywalled)
Rohit Chopra, "Online Hindutva as a global right-wing counterpublic," The Immanent Frame, October 2022, link
Supriya Gandhi, "Hindutva and the shared scripts of the global right," The Immanent Frame, October 2022, link
Vinayak Chaturvedi, Hindutva and Violence: V. D. Savarkar and the Politics of History, SUNY Press, 2022, link
Audrey Truschke, "The Edison bulldozer scandal is a wake-up call for people to learn about Hindutva hate," New Jersey Star-Ledger, September 2022. link (non-paywalled)
Manan Ahmed Asif, "The Perils of Rejecting History," Dawn, August 2022. link
Rohit Chopra, "The spectre of hurt religious sentiments: On the courage and necessity of Salman Rushdie," Scroll.in, August 2022. link
Simran Jeet Singh, The Light We Give: How Sikh Wisdom Can Transform Your Life, Penguin, released July 2022. link
Vinayak Chaturvedi, Excerpts from his 2022 book "A new book examines VD Savarkar’s project to establish Hindutva not as an ideology but as history," Scroll.in, July 2022. link
Rohit Chopra, "Indian democracy is marching towards authoritarianism, under the garb of pluralism," Scroll.in, July 2022. link
Jasa Macher, "Hindu Nationalist Influence in the United States, 2014-2021," May 2022. link
Manan Ahmed, Sriharsha Devulapalli, and Juan Francisco Saldarriaga, "Targeted Harassment of Academics by Hindutva : A Twitter Analysis of the India-US Connection," May 2022. link
Audrey Truschke, "'Decolonizing' Indians through Hindutva Ideological Control," Shuddhashar, May 2022. link
Rohit Chopra, "How credible is the claim that India is on the brink of a genocide against its Muslim citizens?" Scroll.in, April 2022. link
Supriya Gandhi, "‘Not a religion:’ Modern Hinduism and the Emergence of Hindutva," Canopy Forum, March 2022, link
Audrey Truschke, "Caste Control: Towards a Frank Reckoning of Who Represents Hinduism in History," Canopy Forum, March 2022, link
Vinayak Chaturvedi, "Would VD Savarkar have condoned plagiarism?" Scroll.in, February 2022. link
Rohit Chopra and Ajantha Subramanian, "Caste Discrimination Exists in the U.S., Too—But a Movement to Outlaw It Is Growing," Times, February 2022. link
Dheepa Sundaram and Simran Jeet Singh, "Why Cal State’s new caste discrimination policy is a critical step," Religion News Services, January 2022. link
Dheepa Sundaram featured and SASAC discussed in "Episode 407: What is Hinduism? Part 2," Keeping It 101: A Killjoy's Introduction to Religion, December 2021. link
Vinayak Chaturvedi, "The Hindu Right and Attacks on Academic Freedom in the US," The Nation, December 2021. link
Simran Jeet Singh, "Why the Indian farmers’ protest victory is good for us all," Religion News Service, November 2021. link
Rohit Chopra, "Misinformation and Violence," Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University Blog, November 2021. link
Manan Ahmed, Rohit Chopra, and Audrey Truschke, "North America Has a Hindu Nationalist Problem, and Scholars are On the Frontlines of These Right-Wing Attacks," Religion Dispatches, October 2021. link
Truschke, Audrey, "Hindu Supremacists Threaten Academic Freedom in the United States," Academe Blog, September 2021. link
Chaturvedi, Vinayak, "Reading Savarkar: Was the Hindutva icon actually Hinduphobic?" Scroll.in, September 2021. link
Dheepa Sundaram, "Namaste nationalism: Yoga, whiteness and extremism on Jan. 6," Religion News Service, August 2021. link
Arun Venugopal, "American Scholars of India Confront a Rise in Threats," WNYC, July 2021. link