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Hyd 1948: A State, It's People
Fri Sep 11, 6:30 PM
Sangat in association with Lamakaan
HYDERABAD, 1948: A STATE, ITS PEOPLE
What happens when a State undergoes a momentous political transformation? How do its people experience change, and what does it mean to belong?
Seventy-eight years later, Sangāt brings together scholars and writers for a panel discussion to revisit one of the most consequential and contested moments in Hyderabad's modern history.
With
Dr Shefali Jha
Anthropologist, New India Foundation Fellow, and humanities faculty at Dhirubhai Ambani University.
M. A. Moid
Fellow associated with Anveshi; co-author, *Faith in Democracy: Muslim Political Discourse in the Telugu Region
Daneesh Majid
Author, The Hyderabadis: From 1947 to the Present Day
Entry through Registration.
What happens when a State undergoes a momentous political transformation? How do its people experience change, and what does it mean to belong?
Seventy-eight years later, Sangāt brings together scholars and writers for a panel discussion to revisit one of the most consequential and contested moments in Hyderabad's modern history.
With
Dr Shefali Jha
Anthropologist, New India Foundation Fellow, and humanities faculty at Dhirubhai Ambani University.
M. A. Moid
Fellow associated with Anveshi; co-author, *Faith in Democracy: Muslim Political Discourse in the Telugu Region
Daneesh Majid
Author, The Hyderabadis: From 1947 to the Present Day
Entry through Registration.