International Lecture Series
International Lecture Series
The Department established the International Lecture Series during the difficult days of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the goal of encouraging intellectual interchanges and worldwide dialogue. This series has evolved into an important platform for researchers, policymakers, and thought leaders from around the world to engage in conversations about critical issues affecting Africa and its connections with India and the global community. The series, which covers a wide range of themes from afrocentricism and humanitarian assistance to neoliberalism and refugee response mechanisms, continues to enrich the academic environment by providing new perspectives on historical and political issues. Through this project, the department has successfully transcended geographical obstacles, enabling ongoing learning and collaboration in the virtual world.
17th November 2023 - "Empowering the Afro-Indian: A conversation with the Padma Shri Hirbaiben Ibrahim Lobi"
20th October 2023 - "Comprehensive Refugee Response Mechanism of Uganda"
1st September 2023 - "Historical Approaches to Understand East Africa From 18th to 20th Century"
25th May 2023 - "India's G20 Presidency: Taking Africa Along"
13th January 2023 - "Evolution of South Sudan from a Colony to an Independent State"
15th December 2022 - "Decolonizing Mind: Mutual Learning Between Bharat and Africa" - 13th January 2023
29th November 2022 - "Neoliberalism, Urban Corruption and impacts on the poor: The case of Durban in South Africa"
24th March 2022 - "Ethiopia, Africa and the G4"
3rd March 2022 - "Humanatarian Assistance in African Countries"
16th February 2022 - "Practical Approach to Research Methodology"
Formal Interaction on Education and Research Culture in Africa & India.
Empowering the Afro-Indian: A conversation with the Padma Shri Hirbaiben Ibrahim Lobi.
Historical Approaches to Understand East Africa From 18th to 20th Century.
Decolonizing Mind: Mutual Learning Between Bharat and Africa.
Evolution of South Sudan from a Colony to an Independent State.