Seminar, Temas473-484R. Thapar, 1999 |
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... Congress also changed over time . Till the early 1940s , they readily conceded to the Congress the status of the rep- resentative political organization of the country having made great sacri- fices for its freedom . The Sikhs were with ...
... Congress also changed over time . Till the early 1940s , they readily conceded to the Congress the status of the rep- resentative political organization of the country having made great sacri- fices for its freedom . The Sikhs were with ...
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... Congress in relation to their population throughout the post inde- pendence period . The Congress party organization and governments in Uttar Pradesh have traditionally been dominated by upper caste leaders , with SCs hovering on the ...
... Congress in relation to their population throughout the post inde- pendence period . The Congress party organization and governments in Uttar Pradesh have traditionally been dominated by upper caste leaders , with SCs hovering on the ...
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... Congress party in the state , most of the former BSP Muslim vote can be expected to be redi- rected to the Congress . Indeed after eight years of poli- made upper castes , in particular the Brahmins , open to new alternatives . The Congress ...
... Congress party in the state , most of the former BSP Muslim vote can be expected to be redi- rected to the Congress . Indeed after eight years of poli- made upper castes , in particular the Brahmins , open to new alternatives . The Congress ...
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