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Indian History Writing Traditions — 01– 02 February 2020
The Centre for Study and Research (CSR), in collaboration with CHRT, organised a two-day national conference titled “Indian History Writing Traditions” on 1–2 February 2020.
About the event
Overview
A two-day national conference on Indian History Writing Traditions was organised on 1–2 February 2020. The conference brought together researchers and scholars to discuss various traditions, approaches, and perspectives in the writing of Indian history. Three invited lectures and 25 research papers were presented during the two-day event, with 60 researchers and scholars participating.
Programme
Sessions & speakers
Key themes
What the programme engages
- Indian history
- historiography
- historical methodologies and perspectives
- history-writing tradition
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