SAI’s third annual publication, Technology and South Asia, is a collection of essays from diverse disciplines about the evolution of technology in the region. Readers are invited to think of technology within the context of its cultural, sociological, and political fields of application in South Asia.
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Part 1:Tech-
Everyday Technology in South Asia
David Arnold
Soldiers of Lead, Denizens of Pixels
Vaibhav Singh
The Piquant Taste of Technology
Vikas Khanna
The Evolution of Mobile Technology in Bangladesh
Kamal Quadir
Disease Control and Mobile Technology in South Asia
Caroline Buckee
The Art of Medicine and the Science of Technology
Paul Salins
mHealth in Pakistan
Ali Habib
Watching, Streaming, and Other Things to Do with TV
Nalin Mehta
Part 2: -Logy
From Technological India to Technological Indian
Ross Bassett
Engineering for Non-Engineers
Nitin Nohria
From Carbon to Silicon
Rohan Narayana Murty
The Renaissance Engineer
Venkatesh Narayanamurti
Trouble in the World’s Back Office
Sudhir Chella Rajan
Merit and Caste in Indian Engineering
Ajantha Subramanian
Technology for the Poor
Tarun Khanna
Coda