symposium participants

• THE PROBLEM
  Posed by Ratish Nanda, Project Director, Aga Khan Trust for Culture, Delhi

• DELHI AS A WORLD HERITAGE CITY
  A.G. Krishna Menon, architect, urban planner and conservation consultant; Convenor Delhi Chapter, INTACH, Delhi

• THE ENTERTAINMENT AND ARTS INDUSTRY
  Sanjoy K. Roy, Managing Director, Teamwork Films, Delhi

• THE NIZAMUDDIN URBAN RENEWAL INITIATIVE
  Shveta Mathur, Programme Officer, Urban Planning, Aga Khan Trust for Culture and Deeti Ray, Programme Officer, Cultural Revival, Aga Khan Trust for Culture, Delhi

• RE-IMAGING THE RIVER
  Ravi Agarwal, independent artist and curator; Director, Toxics Link, Delhi

• A LONELY CONSERVATION JOURNEY
  Vikas Dilawari, conservation architect and HOD, Conservation Department, KRIVA, Mumbai

• POPULAR CINEMA AND PUBLIC CULTURE IN BOMBAY
  Madhusree Dutta, filmmaker and curator-producer, Project Cinema City, Mumbai

• BUILDING ON HERITAGE
  R.J. Vasavada, Professor and Head, Conservation Studies, Faculty of Architecture, Ahmedabad

• AGRA'S STREET CULTURE
  Renu Khosla, Director, Centre for Urban and Regional Excellence, Delhi 

• MUZIRIS HERITAGE PROJECT
  Benny Kuriakose, conservation consultant, Muziris Heritage Project, Chennai and Rubin D'Cruz, former Director, Kerala State Institute of Children's Literature, Delhi

• CITYSPACES, PUBLIC DOMAINS
  Malvika Singh, Publisher, 'Seminar', Delhi

• SOME REFLECTIONS
  James L. Wescoat Jr., Aga Khan Programme for Islamic Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge

• COMMENT
  The Contemporary Dialectics of Caste Politic,

  Hugo Gorringe, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of Edinburgh and D. Karthikeyan, PhD candidate, The University Edinburgh

  Muslim Politics in UP

  Mirza Asmer Beg, Professor, Department of Political Science, Aligarh Muslim University

• BOOKS
  Reviewed by Philip Oldenburg, Renny Thomas and Sanghamitra Misra

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