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Two days workshop on “Diversity and pluralism in India locating work of peace centers”: Report submitted by Lokesh Kalal CSSS has organized two days workshop on the “pluralism and coexistence in India”…

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Ahmedabad Peace Centre

Ahmedabad Peace Centre

The Peace Centre established in Ahmedabad can be visualised as less of a physical space and more of an abstract one, which is a hub of activities promoting peace. Ahmedabad…

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Ahmedabad Peace Centre

Success Stories – Ahmedabad Peace Centre

The journey of a peace artist from Ahmedabad’s National Peace Group Gomtipur is located at a distance of 5.5 kms from the famous Lal Darwaja in Ahmedabad. In the 70s…

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Ahmedabad Peace Centre

Ahmedabad Peace Centre Activities – September, 2016

विश्व शान्ति दिवस-21 सितम्बर नेशनल पीस ग्रुप, बुनियाद, अहमदाबाद यंग सिटिज़न लीडर्स और सेंटर फॉर स्टडी ऑफ़ सोसाइटी एंड सेकुलरिज्म के संयुकत प्रयास से तारीख 21 सितम्बर आंतररास्ट्रीय शान्ति दिवस…

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Secular Perspective

Chowkidar Allowed Hate Crimes Under His Watch

Neha Dabhade (Secular Perspective April 16-30, 2019) In the build up to the general elections, the BJP has intensified its campaign to seek support for the elections. One such step…

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Secular Perspective

Overt and Covert Racism and Communalism

Irfan Engineer (Secular Perspective April 1-15, 2019) On 15th March 2019, 50 Muslims offering their Friday prayers died and 48 injured when they were gunned down in Masjid al Noor mosque…

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Secular Perspective

India needs democratic governance and not strong leadership

Irfan Engineer (Secular Perspective March 16-31, 2019) After the air strike by Indian Air Force in Balakot, Pakistan on 26th February 2019, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) seems to have…

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Secular Perspective

Democracy is the Biggest Casualty in Any War

Irfan Engineer (Secular Perspective March 1-15, 2019) Increased hostility with a neighbouring country or internal conflict on fault lines of religion can always bail out a ruling regime in elections…

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Swarmela

Cultural Event is one among many activities the Centre organises. For the past eight years, the Centre has been celebrating the composite culture of India through art forms such as…

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Secular Perspective

Mapping Attitudinal, Symbolic and Structural Violence, Part III

CSSS Team: Neha Dabhade, Irfan Engineer, Suraj Nair, Siddhi Pendke[1] (Secular Perspective February 16-28, 2019) The preceding two sections of the report examined the communal riots and mob lynching that…

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Udaipur Peace Centre Activities for the month of March 2016

Ahmedabad Peace Centre

Success Stories – Ahmedabad Peace Centre

Ahmedabad Peace Centre Activities – September, 2016

Chowkidar Allowed Hate Crimes Under His Watch

Overt and Covert Racism and Communalism

India needs democratic governance and not strong leadership

Democracy is the Biggest Casualty in Any War

Swarmela

Mapping Attitudinal, Symbolic and Structural Violence, Part III

Report of the Book Discussion and Lecture – “Babri Masjid, 25 Years On…”

Hegemony and Demolitions: The Tale of Communal Riots in India in 2024

Swami Vivekananda and his Humanism

Deepening of Hatred, Hate Speeches and Impunity in 2023: Communal Violence in India

CSSS Condemns the Detention of Members of AAMRA SACHETAN PRAYAS FORUM

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