February 5th Today, the second team from the FXB Center for Health and Human Rights arrived at the Kumbh Nagri to continue to study the public health implications of the Kumbh Mela. The public health team that visited the Mela along with the rest of th…
It is a bit surreal to think that we have already been back to Cambridge, back to classes and meetings and syllabi, for a whole week. By comparison, the few days we spent at the Kumbh Mela pursuing our various forms research somehow seem more meaningfu…
(I drafted these comments in response to a query from Wall St. Journal Asia – John) Q: I’m writing about the Kumbh Mela for the Wall Street Journal and I wondered if I could ask you about your visit there? I read your interesting article in…
Over the past few months, media outlets across the globe have captured Harvard’s project on the Kumbh. Below is a snapshot of the media coverage. The South Asia Institute at Harvard is collecting these and will keep posting them as newer arti…
By Stephanie Cheng, PharmD, MPH Candidate 2013 – Harvard School of Public Health When I found out that I was going to the Kumbh Mela to map toilets and sanitation at the Kumbh, I wouldn’t say I was exactly jumping for joy and cringed slightly a…
Questions from reporter (via Meena): Q: The HBS team has just spent time at a completely unique event. Understanding that your research is not complete, can you share any initial impressions about the research experience, especially given all of the pr…
Tarun Khanna, Director of SAI and Jorge Paulo Lemann Professor at HBS, writes on the Mapping the Kumbh Mela project in the Harvard Business Review Blog: Studying India’s Maha Kumbh Mela FestivalFiled under: All, Business, Media
