DHARTI Roundtable: India’s Space in Global Digital Humanities

The DHARTI Governing Body organised a virtual roundtable on India’s evolving role in the international DH community, discussing how DHARTI can deepen digital humanities work across India.

The organisation of the roundtable was greatly influenced by the then-recent ADHO decision to adopt double-blind review for DH2026, which sparked essential global discussions about fairness, inclusion, and review practices. This led to the need for a common forum to articulate Indian perspectives on:

• What unique contributions can India bring to global DH from the Global South?
• How do multilingualism, decolonial approaches, infrastructure needs, and interdisciplinary networks shape our work?
• What role can DHARTI play in mentoring, networking, and amplifying Indian DH internationally?

Registration link can be found here.