Guinea-Bissau 🇬🇼 Honoring Guinea-Bissau's independence! 🎉 Since 1973, this resilient nation has made strides in development. India is proud to support Guinea-Bissau in agriculture and healthcare. #GuineaBissauIndependence #IndiaGuineaBissau #DevelopmentTogether #AfricanStudies

Read this insightful article "Tordesillas: Mapping the Binary Subjugation of the Africa and Americas" written by our MA Scholar, Mr. Aman Tripathi under the initiative of Scholars on Africa. Access the previous articles here: as.du.ac.in/?Scholars-On-A… #AfricanStudies

Mali 🇲🇱 Celebrating Mali's independence! 📚 Since 1960, Mali's rich cultural heritage continues to shine. India's collaboration in agriculture and health is strengthening our ties. 🌾🤝 #AfricanStudies #MaliIndependence #IndiaMaliRelations #CulturalHeritage

Botswana 🇧🇼 Marking Botswana's independence! 🎉 Since 1966, Botswana has shown incredible growth. India stands with Botswana in advancing technology and education. 🚀📚 #AfricanStudies #BotswanaIndependence #IndiaBotswana #SustainableDevelopment

🇳🇬 Happy Independence Day, Nigeria! On October 1st, 1960, Nigeria gained its freedom and has since been a leader on the African continent. India & Nigeria have shared a strong bond, from diplomatic ties in 1958 to growing collaborations in oil, tech, & education. #IndependenceDay

🇮🇳 Happy #GandhiJayanti! 🌍 Mahatma Gandhi’s journey to becoming a global leader for non-violence began in Africa, where he developed his philosophy of Satyagraha. We celebrate his connection to Africa and his enduring legacy in the fight for justice and freedom! #IndiaAfricaTies

🇬🇳 Happy Independence Day, Guinea! On October 2nd, 1958, Guinea made history by becoming the first French-speaking African country to gain independence. India and Guinea share a strong relationship, with collaborations in mining, infrastructure, & sustainable development. #Guinea

🇱🇸 Happy Independence Day, Lesotho! On October 4th, 1966, the Kingdom of Lesotho became an independent nation. India & Lesotho enjoy close ties, with cooperation in healthcare, education, & renewable energy driving mutual growth. #LesothoIndependenceDay #IndiaLesothoTies

🇺🇬 Happy Independence Day, Uganda! On October 9th, 1962, Uganda gained independence and began its journey as the “Pearl of Africa.” India & Uganda share close ties, with collaborations in healthcare, education, & trade driving mutual growth.#UgandaIndependenceDay #IndiaUgandaTies

🇬🇶 Happy Independence Day, Equatorial Guinea! On October 12th, 1968, Equatorial Guinea gained independence as the only Spanish-speaking nation in Africa. India & Equatorial Guinea continue to strengthen ties, collaborating in energy, healthcare, & development. #EquatorialGuinea

🇿🇲 Happy Independence Day, Zambia! On October 24th, 1964, Zambia gained its independence, becoming a beacon of peace and progress in Southern Africa. India & Zambia continue to grow ties in mining, healthcare, and education, strengthening our relationship. #ZambiaIndependenceDay

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Read this insightful article titled "Africa in G20: Strengthening India-Africa Relations" written by our Ph.D. Scholar, Mr. Jayverdhan Kumar under the initiative of Scholars on Africa. Access the previous articles here: as.du.ac.in/?Scholars-On-A…… #AfricanStudies #AfricanStudies

Today, we had the opportunity to celebrate the birthday of Head of Department, Prof. Gajendra Singh, sir. It was a heartwarming occasion filled with gratitude, joy, and admiration for his guidance, vision, and relentless dedication to our department's growth and success.

Indian Journal of African Studies released yesterday at the International Conference.

H.E. Ali Achoui, Ambassador, The People's Democratic Republic of Algeria to India as the keynote speaker at the Inauguration Ceremony of International Conference on 'Viksit Bharat And Collective Self-Reliant Africa: A Journey Together'.

Prof. Dhananjay Joshi, Vice Chancellor, Delhi Teachers University as Chief Guest for Inauguration Ceremony of International Conference on 'Viksit Bharat and Collective Self-Reliant Africa A Journey Together'.

Prof. Balaram Pani, Dean of Colleges, University of Delhi as the Chief Guest at the Valedictory Session of International Conference on 'Viksit Bharat and Collective Self-Reliant Africa A Journey Together'.

Prof. Dinesh Khattar, Principal, Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi as Guest of Honour in the valedictory session of International Conference on 'Viksit Bharat and Collective Self-Reliant Africa: A Journey Together'.

Glimpse from the International Conference.