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symposium participants

• THE PROBLEM
  Posed by Aditya Nigam, Fellow, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi

• SPRING THUNDER ANEW
  Bernard D'Mello, Deputy Editor, 'Economic and Political Weekly', Mumbai

• ANARCHISM OR REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM?
  Arindam Sen, Politbureau Member, CPI(ML) Liberation, Delhi

• IN THE WAKE OF LALGARH
  Sujato Bhadra, human rights activist, Kolkata

• INTERVIEW
  With Santosh Rana, PCC CPI(ML) by Biswajit Roy, freelance journalist, Kolkata

• WAR AND PEACE
  Shashank Kela, writer; worked as a social activist, Nagpur 

• PLEADING FOR JUSTICE
  Nandini Sundar, Professor of Sociology, Delhi School of Economics

• THE CURSE OF PAIKDEV: A LAMENT FOR WATER
  Hartman de Souza, independent scholar and activist, Goa

• MAOISM: THE NEPAL SCENE
  Prashant Jha, journalist, Kathmandu

• RESPONDING TO THE MAOIST CHALLENGE
  Mahendra Kumawat, IPS (retd.); former Special Secretary, Internal Security, GOI, Delhi

• THE DREAMSCAPE OF 'SOLUTIONS'
  Ajai Sahni, Executive Director, Institute for Conflict Management, Delhi

• SCATTERED TRUTHS, BITTER SEEDS
  Vasanth Kannabiran, feminist writer, Hyderabad

• WHAT'S POETRY GOT TO DO WITH IT?
  Prathama Banerjee, historian, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi

• VIOLENCE AND REVOLUTION
  Apoorvanand, Department of Hindi, University of Delhi

• THE RUMOUR OF MAOISM
  Aditya Nigam, Fellow, CSDS, Delhi

• PERMANENT SPRING
  Dilip Simeon, independent scholar; former Fellow, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, Delhi

• COMMENT
  The IPCC Debate: Of Science and Politics, received from Peter Ronald deSouza, Director, IIAS, Shimla

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