Week	Lecture	Seminar
Term 1
1	Week 1: Introduction	Seminar 1
2	Week 2: British Rule in India 1757-1947: An Overview	Seminar 2
3	Anti-Colonialism and Indian Politics	Seminar 3
4	Gandhi and Indian Nationalism	Seminar 4
5	The Revolutionary Left in Colonial India	Seminar 5
6	Reading Week
7	Lower-Caste Assertions in Colonial India	Seminar 6
8	Hindu Nationalism Before Independence	Seminar 7
9	Post-Colonial Democracy, 1947-77: ‘Nehruvian Socialism’ and Its Aftermath	Seminar 8
10	Post-Colonial Democracy, 1977-	Seminar 9
Term 2
1	Gandhi’s Political Thought	Seminar 10
2	The Hindu Right: The Case of Savarkar	Seminar 11
3	The Hindu Right from Independence to the 1990s	Seminar 12
4	Contemporary Hindutva	Seminar 13
5	Indian Communism After Independence: The Parliamentary Path	Seminar 14
6	Reading Week
7	Indian Communism After Independence: The Insurgent Path	Seminar 15
8	The Dalit Movement: Ambedkar’s Trajectory	Seminar 16
9	Caste and Post-Colonial Democracy: A Paradox?	Seminar 17
10	Dalit Assertions since the 1970s	Seminar 18
Term 3
1	Contemporary Intersections: The Triumph of the Hindu Right?	Seminar 19
2	Contemporary Intersections: The Student and Dalit Upsurges of 2016	Seminar 20
3	Conclusion	Seminar 21
4	Exam Revision	To be organised by seminar tutor