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Dilip Simeon

Dilip Simeon is a well known labour historian and public intellectual in India. He is chairperson of the Aman Trust. He was senior research fellow at Nehru Memorial Museum and Library between 2005 and 2008. A wide range of commentary and writing by Dilip Simeon has been distributed on the South Asia Citizens Wire. Among his earlier articles on sacw.net are: The Politics of the Labour Movement: An Essay on Differential Aspirations | A white line and a mosque (2000)

His first work of fiction ’OK Tata: Mobiloil, Change and World Revolution’ appeared in Civil Lines. His novel ’Revolution Highway’ was published by Penguin India in 2010. See a collection reviews of Revolution Highway here.

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Glory Days
15 December 2011
A Finer Balance - An Essay on the Possibility of Reconciliation
2 December 2011
Venue for a Speech on Tamas - A Chronicle of an Event That Should Never Have Happened
30 November 2011
Calibrated Indifference: Understanding the Structure of Informal Labour in India 1
20 November 2011
The Twenty-First Century - the End of History or the Beginning of Transformation?
5 November 2011
The Currency of Sentiment: An Essay on Informal Accumulation in Colonial India
18 August 2011
What about the murdered kids?
4 February 2011
Gandhi’s Final Fast
24 June 2010
Permanent spring
19 March 2010
India: Appeal for talks with broader section of people’s struggles in the forest and mineral belt
2 March 2010

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