WAKKAMAN https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html मेरे पास हॉफमैन है: Why the HOS speak a “Munda” language, since 1904 Eyá goikiddáïng, the first printed HO story, 1840 Major Edward Roughsedge describes the HOS as gaurs, 1820 Snippets of HO history Babur Nama: Journal of Emperor Babur, by Babur Ashoka: The Search for India’s Lost Emperor, by Charles Allen Joseph Anton, by Salman Rushdie The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes, by Jonathan Rose The beginnings of the Lutheran mission in Chotanagpore, 1845-1868 Do the HOS speak a dialect or a language? The oldest painting of the HO country: Army marching near Chaibasa, 1841. Oáté hoojoomèn, the first published HO poem, 1840 Sample chapter ‘With great contempt’: the HOS about raja Ghanshyam Singh, 1820 Jama Sundi, the first picture of a HO lady, 1871 Posts A Land of Their Own Downloads Michael P. Yorke, Decisions and Analogy, 1976 The number of HO speakers jumped 36.32%, now nearly 1.5 million: COI 2011 Bilhana’s love poems in E. Powys Mathers ‘Black Marigolds’ and John Steinbeck’s ‘Cannery Row’ My résumé Boyi, the first picture of a HO man, 1862 C.P. Mathur, 1932-2019, my friend Maskal Foundation Award in Kamarhatu Poto Ho and the Battle of Seringsia (in HO language) My favourite poet Ghalib My father’s bag Joe Brenner, 1926-2010, my professor of economic history The Shattered World of Dora and Laci, Hungary 1956 The cover: Boyi To the Indian edition A Land of Their Own – Indian edition Book reviews ‘We had no time to think”, Milton Mayer and Ian Kershaw on Germany 1933-1945 The history of India-US relations: two introductions by Harold A. Gould Book review: Black Marigolds, by E. Powys Mathers (in PDF) Paul Streumer