Seema Vimarsh
Organising Institutes
Seema Jagran Manch, Delhi
Seema Jagran Manch (SJM), Delhi, is a socio-national organization committed to addressing issues related to India’s national security, border integrity, and the rights and development of borderland communities. Established with the aim of safeguarding the nation’s frontiers—both physically and culturally—SJM works at the intersection of security awareness, policy advocacy, and grassroots mobilization. The Manch organizes seminars, policy dialogues, and cultural outreach programs to draw attention to challenges such as cross-border infiltration, demographic changes, and threats to local identities in sensitive regions. With a deep commitment to the principles of sovereignty, unity, and national resilience, Seema Jagran Manch brings together experts from the armed forces, academia, governance, and civil society to create an informed and action-oriented discourse on border-related concerns.
Motilal Nehru College (Evening), University of Delhi
Motilal Nehru College (Evening), affiliated with the University of Delhi, stands as a beacon of accessible and inclusive higher education. Founded with a vision to support working students and promote academic flexibility, the college offers undergraduate programs in humanities and commerce. It has emerged as a hub of intellectual engagement and student development, where academic excellence is coupled with a strong culture of extracurricular involvement. The college encourages critical thinking, social responsibility, and leadership through student-led societies, seminars, and community initiatives. With a vibrant campus life and an experienced faculty, Motilal Nehru College (Evening) plays a vital role in empowering students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds.
Centre for Independence and Partition Studies, University of Delhi
The Centre for Independence and Partition Studies at the University of Delhi is a pioneering research platform devoted to the critical study of India’s independence movement and the complex legacy of the 1947 Partition. The Centre promotes multidisciplinary inquiry into the historical, cultural, and political dimensions of decolonization and post-Partition realities. It aims to deepen academic and public understanding of migration, identity, borders, and memory through archival research, conferences, and collaborative projects. Positioned at the intersection of past and present, the Centre plays a crucial role in linking historical insights with contemporary policy and regional dynamics.