Jamia - Event Detail - B.R. AMBEDKAR MEMORIAL LECTURE SERIES, Planning and the City, The Experience of Colonial Calcutta

New Document Notice regarding third round of admission against stray vacancy for admission to BDS 2020-21 (14 January 2021) Admissions' Result 2020-2021 Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students Time Table (w.e.f 15 December 2020)

Introduction

Introduction

B.R. AMBEDKAR MEMORIAL LECTURE SERIES, Planning and the City, The Experience of Colonial Calcutta

DR K.R. NARAYANAN CENTRE FOR DALIT AND MINORITIES STUDIES

B.R. AMBEDKAR MEMORIAL LECTURE SERIES

Planning and the City:

The Experience of Colonial Calcutta

by

Dr Partho Datta

Zakir Husain Evening College, Delhi

Venue: Library Hall, Dr. K.R. Narayanan Centre for Dalit and Minorities Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Time & Date: 2.30 PM, Thursday, 22 September 2011

The Topic: Urban planning is a subject that nationalist histories address only sparingly. Colonial cities have had a long history of planning and this paper will briefly look at the approaches to the subject by urbanists and the issues that the story of these cities raise for modern Indian historians generally. The second half of the paper will look at the experience of Calcutta and its long contentious history where attempts by the colonial state at restructuring the city had only partial success.

The Speaker: Partho Datta teaches at the Zakir Husain Evening College, Delhi. He is the author of Planning the City, Urbanization and Reform in Calcutta 1800-1940 (Tulika Books: Forthcoming).

International Management Conference 2021 organised by Centre for Management Studies

International Conference (Online) (MHRD-SPARC Supported) on Language Ideologies and the Vernacular in South Asian Colonial and Post-colonial Literature(s) and Public Spheres

Conference on Globalization and New Terrains of Consciousness: Phenomenologies of the Global/ Local/ Glocal

Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students of M.A.(Economics), M.Sc.(BFA) and B.A.(Hons.)

Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students

National Youth Day organised by Department of Political Science

TOYCATHON 2020-21

Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students of M.A.(Sociology)

Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students of B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) & LL.M. (Regular & Self-Fianance)

Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students of M.F.A.(Art History & Art Appreciation)

Induction programme for M.A. (International Studies -Arab-Islamic Culture) 2020-21, IACC

Competition on Innovative Ideas for Start-ups

Orientation Programme of M.A.(Edu.)-Ist Sem, 2021, Department of Teacher Training and Non-formal Education

Induction Programme for the newly admitted students of M.Com., Department of Commerce and Business Studies

Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students of B.A.(Hons.) Sociology, Ist Semester 2020-2021

Online Orientation Programme of the new batch of M.A.(Media Governance) 2020-21

Online Student Induction Programme for Newly Admitted Students of 2020-21, Department of Islamic Studies

International Conference [MHRD-SPARC Supported] on Confronting the Global, Exploring the Local: Digital Apprehensions of Poetics and Indian Literature(s)

Online Induction Program for Newly Admitted B.Tech. Students Batch 2020-21

PGDMD orientation programme, Multidisciplinary Centre for Advance Research and Studies (MCARS)

Panel Discussion on Peace and Conflict in Northeast India: Shifting Trends and Prospects

NOTICE: Schedule for Orientation programme on 15th Dec, 2020, Department of Architecture, Jamia Millia Islamia

Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students, D/o ACEE

Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students(B.Com(H) & BBA); Department of Commerce and Business Studies

Workshop on Digital Humanities: Theory and Praxis

-