This book showcases innovations in digital humanities (DH) across efforts in India. It examines DH projects that have spanned private and public efforts institutionally sanctioned lab-work and crowd-sourced programmes of public significance and show how collectively they demonstrate the potential paths of DH in India.

PART I- DIGITAL PEDAGOGY 1. People's Archive of Rural India: The Material in the Digital 2. Building Digital Humanities Curricula in Technology-Emphasized Indian Classrooms 3. Digital Archiving on the Intersections of Academia and Activism 4. The Archive as a Crucible: Experiments with Pedagogy through an Archive 5. Visualizing the Cultural History of South Asia PART II- TOOLS: DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT 6. Digital Assessment of Conventional Lexical Analysis of the Urdu Marsiya with Sketch Engine Software 7. Dictionary of Colloquial Terminologies: An Open Database Research Platform for Archaeology, Anthropology, Cultural Studies & Digital Humanities 8. Mapping India's Linguistic Diversity and Exclusion in the Indian Census 9. Digital Methods in the Collection, Management, Reuse, Sharing and Circulation of Indian Heritage Data 10. The Promise and Perils of Bot-based Public History PART III- COMMUNITY PROJECTS 11. Khidki Collective: Reflections on Academic Method Beyond the University 12. Participatory Engagement & Methods in Digital Humanities 13. Archiving India through Food - A Personal History of On Eating, a Multilingual Online Journal of Food and Eating 14. Digital Fever: Reflections of a Queer Archive 15. Jewish Calcutta, recalled: Lessons from Building a Digital Public Memory Resource 16. Unveiling Digital Narratives: Understanding (In)visibility & Resistance of Adivasi Women from Jharkhand