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 Out of Africa: Gandhi’s return to India, 1915 and onwards27th and 28th February 2015Humanities Graduate Centre27th February 20159 AM Coffee and Registration9.15-9.30         Welcome address by Prof Dilip M Menon, Director Centre for Indian Studies in Africa9.30-9.45         Address by Prof Adam Habib, Vice Chancellor, University of the Witwatersrand9.45-10                        Address by High Commissioner for India in South AfricaFirst SessionChair  Prof Dilip Menon1015-1115Prof Tridip SuhrudIndian Opinion and the Making of a Satyagrahi1115-1215Prof Isabel HofmeyrGandhi’s Copyright: Customs, Imperial Boundary-making and the Gandhian Project Lunch  1230-1330Second SessionChair Prof Ajay Skaria1345-1445Prof Vijayalakshmi TeelockGandhi’s impact on Mauritius1445-1545Prof Goolam Vaheed“Brown over Black”? Gandhi and Africans in Colonial Natal1545-1645Prof N RadhakrishnanGandhi, South Africa and the global nonviolent awakening for human rights and individual liberty.Coffee break     1645- 17001900Dinner hosted by the Consul General for India28th February 2015First SessionChair Prof Isabel Hofmeyr0900-1000Prof Satadru SenGandhi: Patriarchy, Authority, Utopia1000-1100Prof Jacob PulickanThe Gandhian Contribution in the Field of swadeshi and self-suffiency-a case Study of swadeshi initiatives in Kerala 1100-1200Prof Khoti KamangaGandhi the internationalistLunch 1215-1330Second Session Chair Prof Tridip Suhrud1330-1430Prof Ajay SkariaDaya otherwise: the not-ness of ahimsa1430-1530Prof Dilip M Menon“Honest, but a Bolshevik…”: Gandhi and political order in India, 1914-1918 Coffee 1530-1545&#160;&#160;1545- 1615Closing remarks by Prof Menon and Prof Hofmeyr1900 Dinner hosted by Consul General for India