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PARTICIPANTS' REPORT ON THE  ANNUAL HISTORY FOR PEACE CONFERENCE 2026 - 'HISTORIES OF THE PRESENT'

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PARTICIPANTS' REPORT ON THE ANNUAL HISTORY FOR PEACE CONFERENCE 2026 - 'HISTORIES OF THE PRESENT'

This is an abridged version of a comprehensive report with particular focus on the relevance of the conference in the classroom. It includes inputs from Harpreet Kaur, DPS Ludhiana, Nikhil Ranjan Pawar, DPS Pune and Aniket Nandy, DPS Coimbatore and has been compiled by Rohit Kumar, DPS Patna of the TAKSHILA EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY (TES). Naveen Kishore delivering the Opening Addess “Tolerance does not grow with banning what is thought to be unpalatable; it grows with arguing and talking about...

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Doing History – Doing Law | Shahrukh Alam | 10 April

Doing History – Doing Law | Shahrukh Alam | 10 April

Report of a workshop on 'Doing History - Doing Law' facilitated by Shahrukh Alam at The Community Library Project, Delhi, on the 10th of April 2026.

The World of Hindi | 25 March | Report

The World of Hindi | 25 March | Report

Report of a workshop on 'The World of Hindi' facilitated by Dr Avinash Kumar at The Community Library Project, Delhi, on the 25th of March 2026.

Thinking About the Indian Constitution | 28 February | Report

Thinking About the Indian Constitution | 28 February | Report

Report of a workshop on 'Thinking About the Indian Constitution' facilitated by Dr Gautam Bhatia at The Community Library Project, Delhi, on the 28th of February 2026.

History-Writing and Popular Memory | 31 Jan, 2026 | Report

History-Writing and Popular Memory | 31 Jan, 2026 | Report

The following is a report of a workshop on 'History-Writing and Popular Memory' facilitated by Dr Aparna Vaidik at The Community Library Project, Delhi, on the 31st of January, 2026.

History for Peace: Experiments in Counter Memory - Meena Malhotra

History for Peace: Experiments in Counter Memory - Meena Malhotra

I am not a scholar. What I wish to share with you here are some reflections around the work I do. I will begin with briefly revisiting my personal history to make connections between stories, memories and identity, followed by insights into the socio political realities that led to our work and finally I will speak to how our work informs counter memory as an individual act of resistance. But first, sincere and heart felt gratitude to Prof Angana Chatterji and the Berkeley Centre for Race and...

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