Political conflict in Pakistan

describes how maintaining two notebooks for written accounts, drawings, and mythological explanations helped her lucidly analyse multiple threads of narratives and preserve ethnographic information due to a lack of photographs owing to restrictions. However, the reader is left wondering why none of those illustrations features in the book. This appears as a major deficit as it limits the reader’s ability to comprehend and visualise the vivid descriptions. Shaligram Pilgrimage is a timely contribution to the field of religious practice, pilgrimage and politics. The account of Shaligram narrates the story of mobility networked through multiple social realms, religions and political boundaries as its practitioners struggle to locate its place.