1. Dr. R.P. Bahuguna, Department of History, Jamia Millia University
spoke on The Images on Kabir: Then and now.
2. Dr. Benjamin Cohen, University of Utah, USA spoke on Clubs
Colonialism and Civil Society in South Asia from 1827 on 8 September
2006.
3. Professor R.C. Thakran, Department of History, University
of Delhi spoke on Was the Saraswati A Mighty Perennial River?
Recent Archaeological Explorations.
4. Professor Hermann Kulke, University of Kiel, Germany spoke
on Yayati Kesari Revisited: Ramchandra of Khurda and the
Yayati Kesari Legend of Puri.
5. Professor Gita Dharmapal- Frick, South Asian Institute, Heidelberg,
Germany, spoke on Before European Hegemony: German Empirical
Discourse on India (1500-1750)
6. Dr. Greg Grandin, Latin American History, New York University
delivered a talk on "Imperialism and Latin American Liberation
Project" on 9th January 2007.
7. Professor Barbara N. Ramusack, University of Cincinnati delivered
a talk on Baby Health, Civic Wealth: Baby Health, National Health:
Baby Weeks in Madras, 1924-1939 on 15th March, 2007.
