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Recent Posts: MASALA CHAI

Kadak Chai: Finding balance between global perspectives and local reality: Can globalization contribute to re-imagining the developmental sciences?

Kadak Chai: Finding balance between global perspectives and local reality: Can globalization contribute to re-imagining the developmental sciences?

Plenary address at the Annual Conference of Jean Piaget Society, Portland, Oregon. June 7th, 2019 I’d like to acknowledge valuable inputs from Jaan Valsiner, Ashley Maynard, Robert Serpell, Shraddha Kapoor, Punya PIllai, and Deepa Chawla. I would also like to thank Ashley for the invitation to co-organise and speak at JPS. Sunil Bhatia has been […]

Annual Conference of the Jean Piaget Society

A Photo Album Sunil Bhatia is Internationally known for his work on self and identity within the context of migration, globalization and diaspora, he is a role model for emerging scholars in India and an inspiration to psychologists globally. Based at Connecticut college, he is regularly on the move in response to invitations. At university, […]

Travel diaries – 1

Travel diaries – 1

India’s peripatetic senior citizen has cracked the secret of easing international travel. Ask for assistance when you have a connecting flight (even when you are perfectly capable of walking, running even); the critical detail is that the responsibility to get you to your flight rests with the airlines. I have often wondered why so many […]

Travel diaries – 2

Travel diaries – 2

So, on the second leg of the trip, I got to experience this (travel assistance phenomenon) first-hand. I was seated next to a gentle-looking couple travelling from Kathmandu to Denver. Adjoining my seat was the woman, who started chatting instantly, breaking into brisk Nepali (which I didn’t understand of course) with a few words of […]

We’re two years old and it feels good!

Dear All, On the 28th of May we turned two, and we thought it was a good time to renew our plan, take stock of things, update the changes, and review our focus. Meanwhile, here are a few statistics that we are particularly excited to share. Consolidating this has been both humbling and uplifting to […]

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