Pratap Bhanu Mehta will be delivering three lectures at Brown University next month. Each looks simply fascinating and those in the vicinity should most certainly attend. The first lecture is on the Genalogies of Equality in India at 4-6 PM on April 11; the second lecture is on “Who am I” Representation and Equality in India at 5-7 PM on April 18; and the final lecture is on the Politics of Equality in Contemporary India at 5-7 PM on Apri 21. The details are available here.
Pratap Mehta on Equality at Brown
Further reading
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