Read a Report of 'The Peasant Movements through the Eyes of Somnath Hore' workshop here.

If you are a social science teacher concerned about historical films being consumed by your students unquestioningly as 'historical...

A talk held as part of the Between Teaching and Learning workshop series in December 2021. 'For too long, the history textbook has been...

Download the complete module here: Looking at art is not a straight-forward process involving sight only, but is imbued with our...

Recently, we concluded a workshop series for high school teachers based on the research Sushrita Acharjee worked on for History for...

Following from an insightful presentation by Shafia Afroz on the teaching of the 1971 Liberation War across schools in Bangladesh, a...

Click here to read Sushrita's entire research document. Click below to download the PPT. This PPT is ideally complemented with a...

Click here to read Sushrita Acharjee's complete research document. Click below to download the PPT. ACTIVITIES Below are three artworks...

Click here to read Sushrita's entire research document. Download the PPT by clicking below. ACTIVITIES This could be turned into a group...

Click here to read Sushrita's entire research document. Click below to download the PPT. POSTERS IN THE HISTORY CLASSROOM Click on each...

*Cover image courtesy: Nalini Malani, The Rebellion of the Dead, 2017. Sourced from: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nalini_Malan...

Presented by History for Peace as part of the B.Ed course offered by Delhi University. Romila Thapar is an Indian historian as well as an...

by Sushrita Acharjee. Download the resource pdf here: Apart from the camera—pencil, brush, colour and canvas too proved to be lethal...

by Sushrita Acharjee. You can download the resource pdf here: A plethora of ephemera, such as posters, placards, pamphlets, graffiti,...

by Sushrita Acharjee.

by Sushrita Acharjee. You can download the resource here: War photography disturbs by exhibiting spectacular examples of how war...

Romila Thapar is an Indian historian and an Emeritus professor at the JNU. Her principal area of study is ancient India.

Museum Learning Series II. Presented by History for Peace, Achi Association and DAG Museums.

'But who were these peasants really? How did they live? What were their grievances? What birthed the idea of solidarity and mass protests...

Download the entire module here: Introduction How does one define someone who assumes an identity different from yours—this could be in...