01385nam a22001457a 4500999001900000008004100019100002700060245008900087260003400176300003400210520084500244773003401089942000701123952010901130  c533207d533207260429b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aGurukkal, Rajan960324  a N. Panikkar (1936–2026) : Contributions to historiography and intellectual legacy  aEconomic & Political Weekly    a61(13), Mar 28, 2026: p.20-23  aIt is a painful yet solemn responsibility for me, as a student of K N Panikkar, to write an obituary for him. I seek to temper my grief by using this sad occasion as an opportunity for academic reflection on his historiographical contributions and intellectual legacy. The passing of Panikkar (widely known in academic circles simply as K N) marks the loss of one of the most influential historians of modern India. K N belonged to the generation that fundamentally restructured Indian historiography in the decades after independence. For over half a century, K N’s scholarship, teaching, and public interventions helped redefine how historians approached colonial society, popular protest, and the complex relationship between culture and politics.-Reproduced 

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