Event Archive

The World and the Planet-Podcast-Martin Puchner

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In this episode, Baidik Bhattacharya speaks to Martin Puchner on the relationship between world literature and climate change. Is literature at all relevant in our attempt to address climate change? Does world literature as a transhistorical archive allow one to engage with events like climate change with greater clarity? 

Colonialism, Nationalism and Adivasi: Lecture by Bhangya Bhukya

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Bhangya Bhukya delivered a lecture on ‘Colonialism, Nationalism and Adivasi: Resistances in India’ on 13 May 2022 via Zoom. It was chaired by Sanjukta Das Gupta. Adivasis were the first people to wage war against the British colonial 

Engendering Environmental Justice: Lecture by Kiran Asher

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Kiran Asher delivered a lecture on ‘Engendering Environmental Justice beyond Green Grandmothers and Divine Deities’ on 9 May 2022 via Zoom. It was chaired by Awadhendra Sharan. Discussions about the environment and development in 

Rights as Weapons: Lecture by Clifford Bob

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Clifford Bob delivered a lecture on ‘Rights as Weapons: Instruments of Conflict, Tools of Power’ on 6 May 2022 via Zoom. It was chaired by Hilal Ahmed. Rights are usually viewed as defensive concepts, protecting the vulnerable and uplifting the 

Ambedkarwadi Andolan: Lecture by Bhanwar Meghwanshi

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Bhanwar Meghwanshi delivered a lecture on ‘Ambedkarwadi Andolan: Samkaleen Paridrishya’ on 18 April 2022 via Zoom. It was chaired by Ravikant. It focused on the status of Ambedkarwadi Andolan in achieving the goal of social, political and economic

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