Lit for Life 2014 - The Past Before Us: Historical traditions of early North India
Historian Romila Thapar shares the story of how she made the unequivocal choice of obtaining a degree in history over marriage. N. Ram, Chairman of Kasturi and Sons Limited and Publisher of The Hindu introduces her and moderates the session. The Hindu Lit for Life 2014 is presented by House of Hiranandani (http://www.houseofhiranandani.com) and Powered by VIT University. For more details: Visit: http://www.thehindulfl.com or http://www.thehindu.com/litforlife Like us on Facebook: / thehindulitforlife Follow us on Twitter: / hindulitforlife YouTube: http://thne.ws/playlist-litforlife
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Religion and Region - Romila Thapar
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Romila Thapar: Revisiting Max Weber on the Religion of India, SOAS University of London
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"The Past Before Us: Historical Traditions of Early North India."
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Romila Thapar—I don't like Modi's India, it's too Narrow & Limited; History won’t be Kind to Him
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WATCH: Historian Romila Thapar On Clash Between Professional History Writing & History On Media
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Romila Thapar - India's Past and Present: How History Informs Contemporary Narrative (2010)
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Learning From the Past, Lessons for the Future | Githa Hariharan and Romila Thapar | KLF 2018
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The Long Life and Lingering Death of the Indian National Congress
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Religious and Cultural Diversities | Prof. Romila Thapar
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Conversation with Ramachandra Guha, “Gandhi 1914-1948: The Years That Changed the World"
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The Traveler & American Democracy with Rick Steves
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Romila Thapar
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The Relevance of History for Indian Foreign Policy, a Conversation with Dr. Ramachandra Guha
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Romila Thapar on nationalism and the role of public intellectuals #RomilaThapar
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Prof. Romila Thapar Speech at JNU Alternative Classroom on "The Nation and History:Then and Now".
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Our Shared Cultural Heritage- History as Heritage- Prof. Romila Thapar
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Romila Thapar on how Sufis converted Punjabis to Islam | #indianhistory
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Romila Thapar & Mridula Mukherjee || Penguin Dialogues || Writing History, Understanding India
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Ramachandra Guha on the Makers of Modern India (Full Length Version)
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