Professor Romila Thapar in Conversation with Teesta Setalvad ( Full Interview)

In an exhaustive and incisive interview Professor Romila Thapar, Emeritus Professor of History at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi and Hon D.Litt in both the University of Oxford and University of Chicago speaks to Teesta Setalvad in her special show on Communalism Combat.

Romila Thapar on her memoir, Hindutva, and India’s plurality | SpeakEasy with Amit Baruah Ep 11
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Romila Thapar on her memoir, Hindutva, and India’s plurality | SpeakEasy with Amit Baruah Ep 11

"The Past Before Us: Historical Traditions of Early North India."
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"The Past Before Us: Historical Traditions of Early North India."

Why Is History So Controversial in Today’s India? Romila Thapar and Namit Arora Explain
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Why Is History So Controversial in Today’s India? Romila Thapar and Namit Arora Explain

In Focus-weekend | In Conversation with Romila Thapar: Is Hindutva compatible with democracy?
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In Focus-weekend | In Conversation with Romila Thapar: Is Hindutva compatible with democracy?

Why Hindutva loves to hate Romila Thapar | Scroll Adda
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Why Hindutva loves to hate Romila Thapar | Scroll Adda

Edward Said interview (1994)
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Edward Said interview (1994)

The Long Life and Lingering Death of the Indian National Congress
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The Long Life and Lingering Death of the Indian National Congress

The truth about the British Empire and slavery: Mehdi Hasan and Nigel Biggar | Head to Head
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The truth about the British Empire and slavery: Mehdi Hasan and Nigel Biggar | Head to Head

Romila Thapar
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Romila Thapar

'Indian Society Was Not Singular Or Uniform': Historian Romila Thapar On The Indo-Aryan History
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'Indian Society Was Not Singular Or Uniform': Historian Romila Thapar On The Indo-Aryan History

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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Romila Thapar—I don't like Modi's India, it's too Narrow & Limited; History won’t be Kind to Him

What if the 1857 Indian Rebellion had succeeded? British OUT but a broken nation emerges
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What if the 1857 Indian Rebellion had succeeded? British OUT but a broken nation emerges

Romila Thapar on nationalism and the role of public intellectuals #RomilaThapar
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Romila Thapar on nationalism and the role of public intellectuals #RomilaThapar

Romila Thapar on how Sufis converted Punjabis to Islam | #indianhistory
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Romila Thapar on how Sufis converted Punjabis to Islam | #indianhistory

“Shaping Identity: Nationalism, Secularism and Democracy” by Romila Thapar
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“Shaping Identity: Nationalism, Secularism and Democracy” by Romila Thapar

Political Islam’s 120-year story - from anti-colonial struggle to now | John Esposito | UNAPOLOGETIC
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Political Islam’s 120-year story - from anti-colonial struggle to now | John Esposito | UNAPOLOGETIC

Ramachandra Guha on the Makers of Modern India (Full Length Version)
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Ramachandra Guha on the Makers of Modern India (Full Length Version)

Romila Thapar: Why Indian History Cannot be Reduced to 'Hindu vs Muslim' (CD Deshmukh Lecture, 2023)
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Romila Thapar: Why Indian History Cannot be Reduced to 'Hindu vs Muslim' (CD Deshmukh Lecture, 2023)

Lit for Life 2014 - The Past Before Us: Historical traditions of early North India
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Lit for Life 2014 - The Past Before Us: Historical traditions of early North India

Romila Thapar: Revisiting Max Weber on the Religion of India, SOAS University of London
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Romila Thapar: Revisiting Max Weber on the Religion of India, SOAS University of London