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Welcome to the Course Blog for Anthropology of South Asia. Here, you’ll find a range of content exploring the diverse societies and cultures of South Asia, designed to complement your course readings and classroom discussions. In addition to course-related material, the blog features AI-generated summaries and reviews to aid general understanding. Anyone interested in the rich cultural landscape of South Asia will find valuable insights here. Dr. Sajjad Haider WEBSITE: sajjadhaider.bio.link

Where Tibet and Nepal Meet: Tsum Valley Trekking, Nepal Himalaya

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April 23, 2026

Where Tibet and Nepal Meet: Tsum Valley Trekking, Nepal Himalaya

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Documentary: Indus Civilization: A 5000 Year Old Enigma

April 13, 2026

YouTube URL of this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HJCkbG--I4&t=27s Indus Civilization: A 5000 Year Old Enigma In case this embedded video, on this blog page, is not in English langugage then open it directly on YouTube application by clicking on the video or by visiting above mentioned URL. Sometimes, all options are not available when a video is watched on some other platform. Academic Activity: Students are required to watch this documentary in groups and do brainstorming on various ideas presnented in it. They are encouraged to further reseach on te internet (Digital Libraries, Libraries) to find relevant academic sources.

Bhutan, In Search of a Celestial Kingdom Part 2.Golden Langurs and Black Yaks

April 20, 2026

Bhutan, In Search of a Celestial Kingdom Part 2.Golden Langurs and Black Yaks https://youtu.be/KbK_g3u8-20?si=Q0glrjt9NtuXuIzS

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Dr. Sajjad Haider (Anthropologist): Greetings! I am Dr. Sajjad Haider, currently working in the Department of Anthropology at Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. Since 2009, I have been contributing to the university through teaching, research, and a range of academic responsibilities. I began my professional journey here as a Fieldwork Supervisor (Research Officer) and have since been involved in various administrative roles, including assignments in the Scholarship, Examination, and Estate sections of the university.

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