Seeking the tribe: Ethnopolitics in Darjeeling and Sikkim

Revisiting ethnography, recognizing a forgotten people: The Thangmi of Nepal and India

According to even the most conservative estimates, at least half of the world’s 6500 languages are expected to become extinct in the next century. While the documentation of endangered languages has traditionally been the domain of academic linguists and anthropologists, international awareness of this impending linguistic catastrophe is growing,…[Read more]

The phonology of Thangmi: A Tibeto-Burman language of Nepal

Thangmi, Thami, Thani? Remembering a forgotten people

Newar-Thangmi lexical correspondences and the linguistic classification of Thangmi

Ethnobotanical notes on Thangmi plant names and their medicinal and ritual uses

Call me uncle: An outsider’s experience of Nepali kinship

Time for a true population census: The case of the miscounted Thangmi

Preliminary etymological notes on Thangmi clan names and Indigenous explanations of their provenance

Shared words, shared history? The case of Thangmi and late classical Newar

The changing face of language and linguistics in Nepal: Some thoughts on Thangmi

By way of incest and the golden deer: How the Thangmi came to be and the pitfalls of oral history

The Thangmi verbal agreement system and the Kiranti connection

Too many stars and not enough sky: Language and ethnicity among the Thakali of Nepal

Perspectives on social inclusion and exclusion in Nepal

निको थाङ्मी खाम: कक्षा निस Niko Thangmi kham: Kaksha nis (Our Thangmi language: Class two)

Oral literature in the digital age: Archiving orality and connecting with communities

गाईको थाङ्मी खाम: कक्षा दी Gaiko Thangmi kham: Kaksha di (My Thangmi language: Class one)

Kesar Lall: A homage on the occasion of his Buraa Janko