Vikash Singh

About the Author

Vikash Singh is a scholar and writer whose work delves into the intersections of religion, politics, and social movements in modern India. Drawing from his extensive fieldwork and anthropological insights, Singh explores how spiritual practices serve as vehicles for moral and political resistance against systemic injustices. His debut book, Uprising of the Fools: Pilgrimage as Moral Protest in Contemporary India (South Asia in Motion), examines the transformative power of pilgrimages among marginalized communities, highlighting their role in challenging caste hierarchies and state authority. With a background in sociology and South Asian studies, Singh's writing bridges academic rigor with compelling narratives, offering fresh perspectives on the dynamics of protest and piety in a rapidly changing society. His research continues to influence discussions on secularism and grassroots activism across the region.