General

• Adluri, V. P. (2011). Pride and prejudice: Orientalism and German Indology. International Journal of Hindu Studies, 15(3), 253—292. 
• Adluri, V., & Bagchee, J. (2015). The nay science: A history of German Indology. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
• Adluri, V., & Bagchee, J. (2019). Cry Hindutva: How rhetoric trumps intellect in South Asian studies.  
• Jain, M. (2016). Sati: Evangelicals, Baptist missionaries, and the changing colonial discourse. New Delhi: Aryan Books International.
• Jain, M. (2019). “Flight of deities and rebirth of temples: Episodes from Indian history”. Aryan Books International. 
• Juluri, V. (2015). Rearming Hinduism: Nature, Hinduphobia, and the return of Indian intelligence. Chennai: Westland.
• Juluri, V. (2020). “Hindu nationalism” or “Hinduphobia”? Ethnocentrism, errors, and bias in media and media studies. In Sharma, D. (Ed.), Ethics, Ethnocentrism and Social Science Research, (1st Edition, pp. 147-173). Routledge.
• Long, J. D. (2017). Reflections on Hinduphobia : A perspective from a scholar-practitioner. Prabuddha Bharata, 122(12), 797–804.
• Knowing Our Past: A Decolonizing Reading and Reference List about Islamic Settler Colonial Violence in India

Aryan Invasion Theory

• Khan, F. (2018). “Archeologist who found 4,500-yr-old skeletons in Haryana doesn’t buy Aryan invasion theory”
• Danino, M. (1996). The Invasion That Never Was
• New DNA study challenges Aryan invasion theory
• Priyadarshi,P. (2010). “Linguistic Evidence for Indian Origin of Indo-European Languages” [paper extract]
• Talageri, S. (1993) Aryan Invasion Theory (A Reappraisal)
• Talageri, S. (2019). Genetics and the Aryan debate: “Early Indians” Tony Joseph’s Latest Assault
• Talageri, S.G. (2020) “The Rigveda and the Aryan Theory: A Rational Perspective” [blogpost]
• Vemsani, L. (2019) “Genetic Evidence of Early Human Migrations in the Indian Ocean Region Disproves Aryan Migration/Invasion Theories”
• Vemsani, L. [Interviewee] (2021). “Debunking the Myth of Aryan Invasion Theory”

Forest Tribes (Adivasis)

• Jain, M. (1990). Pre-British India: The Myth of Caste Tyranny