I would like to thank Professor Farooqi for guiding our class through an exciting, albeit virtual, journey through South Asia. Her probing questions and book selections led to lively class discussions, and helped a large group of people gain a deeper, less media-driven view of South Asian society. This class has inspired me to write, to travel, and to try and seek a deeper cultural understanding of the places I travel to in the future.
-Kanchana
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