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India’s east and northeast have since long been a crucible of mobilisations, counter-mobilisations   as also claims and counter-claims of varied ideological hues and political ambitions. The unceasing interplay of a cause for continuity and a demand for accommodating modern liberal influences, particularly in view of the ethno-cultural mosaic representing this region, have time and again contributed to a variety of conflicts affecting the society, polity and even its natural environment. It is also common knowledge that many a developmental issues concerning the region have frequently generated contesting dilemmas that imbricates with conflicts of socio-political nature and has evaded conventional resolution strategies. An unavoidable consequence of all these have been a radically challenged democratic consciousness that over and over again sought not only to displace civic modes for organising social and political life but also, and perhaps more significantly, to inhibit any dialogic interface among the contesting stakeholders. Accordingly, this region has often been a subject of core attention to a host of researchers and policy planners desiring to comprehend the trends and tragedies that, wittingly or otherwise, seem to dictate the destiny of the region.

     Argue India is one such research organisation comprising of a group of researchers, belonging from within and abroad, who are keenly interested in deploying critical and unorthodox premises and paradigms that can effectively capture the underlying patterns and processes describing and defining the region. The research group comprises of people belonging to varied disciplinary streams but having a coherent commitment to provide comprehensive and meaningful discourses and policy perspectives that may be of valuable use as far as it concerns development and quality content of life for the eastern region of India. Argue India intends to go with programmes and activities that can generate notable discourses leading to the formulation of the best-suited policy perspectives through advocacy initiatives and theoretical paradigms where dialogue and dissent shall be the core defining principles.

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International Seminar on:

"Armed Conflict, Development & Governance"
December 1 - 2, 2006.

The Seminar

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