The Making of the Indian Constitution: A focus on Process and Methods - Arun Thiruvengadam*

Arun K. Thiruvengadam is a Professor of Law at the School of Policy and Governance, Azim Premji University, Bangalore.

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The Making of the Indian Constitution: A focus on Process and Methods - Arun Thiruvengadam*

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Pandemics: Historical Vignettes

We, The Children of India: Gulan and Jayant Kripalani

The Peasant Movements through the eyes of Somnath Hore

Lesson Ideas

Conferences

History for Peace is a network of educators and members of civil society in the subcontinent.

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