Ramjas Political Review

Biannual and peer-reviewed academic journal | Submit your essays at [email protected] | ISSN (O): 3048-5886

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In conversation with Mr Maharaja Krishna Rasgotra-ji, former Foreign Secretary of India (1982-85) at his residence. For the Vol 2(1). He is about to turn 100!

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In our latest op-ed, Aastha Sharma of University School of Law & Legal Studies, GGSIPU, critically examines India’s Anti-Defection Law and traces how constitutional design, judicial interpretation, and political practice has reshaped its democratic purpose.

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Deeply saddened by the passing of Prof Liah Greenfeld, Prof Emerita, Boston University. Had moderated her lecture on nationalism and civilisations just three months ago for @ramjaspr. Beyond her extraordinary intellect, she was remarkably warm, gracious, and kind-hearted.

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Social sciences were in discussion, and we made sure we were there in the room!

Event report on the national seminar on ‘Emerging Themes & Challenges in Social Sciences’ is now out on our website.

Link: https://t.co/ySswoGY2W0

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Submission deadline extended for Vol 3(2)!

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10 days left! Send us your entries at [email protected].

Further information can be accessed at https://t.co/MosgU1d6aT.

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Further details can be accessed on our website, https://t.co/MosgU1d6aT

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The Ramjas Political Review, ISSN (O): 3048-5886, is now inviting submissions for its upcoming issue, Vol 3(2)!

Send us your essays at [email protected] by 25 April 2026.

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The event report on Prof Madhavan K Palat’s lecture titled ‘What did Nehru mean by Revolution and Socialism?’ is out on our website!

Read here: https://t.co/RfHiJh8HAg

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Investigating the conceptual idea of nonalignment, he explores Dr Nayudu's analysis of Nehru's ideas and actions, from the lens of a postcolonial leader.

Link: https://t.co/bKkTnSP9QJ

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Prem Ansh Sinha of Ramjas College, reviews Dr Swapna Kona Nayudu's The Nehru Years, examining how Nehru's diplomatic approach was shaped in a period of domestic vulnerability.

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Happening tomorrow! RSVP: https://t.co/D4f2M0cvHH

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The Editorial Board of the Ramjas Political Review is pleased to invite you to the release ceremony of Vol 3(1). Prof Madhavan K Palat, Former Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University, shall grace our ceremony as the Chief Guest.

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Prof Greenfeld’s lecture on ‘From Nationalism to Civilisations’ is now out on YouTube!

Link to watch: https://t.co/ClKwkLgZlD

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The event report of Prof Liah Greenfeld’s lecture on ‘From Nationalism to Civilisations’ is now out on our website!

Link to read: https://t.co/PrZFKNMH12

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Pleased to announce that the physical copy of Vol 3(1) is now available. If interested in purchasing, kindly fill out the given google form with the necessary details by 10 February 2026.

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as part of a grander Chinese design for territorial expansion, he draws on ambiguities, strategic loopholes, asymmetric exchanges, and contextual silences in the archives, placing the 1962 war as a logical conclusion of the same.

Link: https://t.co/0VJIEIEesl

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Divyansh Shah of St Stephen's College, adopts a historical methodology to explore linkages between the Panchsheel Doctrine and the Sino-Indian War of 1962—watershed moments in Sino-Indian history. Situating the 1954 Agreement

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Date: 6 February 2026 Time: 2030 hours (IST) Platform: Zoom Prof Greenfeld will be speaking on ‘From Nationalism to Civilisations: The Development of a Line of Thought’, which will be followed by an interactive question and answer session.

Please register to attend.

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Note: Open only to the bona fide students of the Department of Political Science, Ramjas College.

The Editorial Board of the Ramjas Political Review is pleased to invite you to an online speaker session with Prof Liah Greenfeld, Professor Emeritus, Boston University.