This guide will help you with your research in South Asian studies.

• Books
• Articles
• Newspapers
• Cultural resources
• Language resources
• Diaspora resources
• Government resources, including statistics
• Bibliographies
• Treasures in Toronto

                                                                    Photograph of two children in Rural Rajasthan, India

Remember, you can always get help from University of Toronto Libraries staff.

For guide suggestions and broken links, please contact Lana Soglasnova.

University of Toronto Centre for South Asian Studies (CSAS) is a key international hub for critical conversations across the humanities and social sciences on South Asian worlds, both inside and outside the subcontinent.

The list of CSAS publications can be found on the Treasures in Toronto page of this guide.

For languages with non-roman scripts (such as Devanagari, Arabic, and others), most library materials use transliteration. Library transliteration follows "Library of Congress Romanization Tables" for each language. To search the library materials for words in these languages, use LC tables to transliterate the original non-roman script for each language, such as Bengali ; Gujarati ; Hindi ; Marathi ; Panjabi (Punjabi) ; Sinhalese ; Sanskrit and Prakrit ; Tamil ; Tibetan ; Urdu.

The South Asian studies LibGuide was created by Judith Logan and Lana Soglasnova