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... Gandhi provided these vota- ries of the Nehru - Gandhi family enough reason to justify the dyna- sty's influence and dominance over the Congress as entirely wholesome and historically inevitable . Yet , without meaning any dis ...
... Gandhi provided these vota- ries of the Nehru - Gandhi family enough reason to justify the dyna- sty's influence and dominance over the Congress as entirely wholesome and historically inevitable . Yet , without meaning any dis ...
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... Gandhi had been encouraged to believe that the Con- gress was a family heirloom . This belief was reinforced by the almost illegal manner in which his groupies could browbeat President Zail Singh ( assuming he needed any browbeat- ing ) ...
... Gandhi had been encouraged to believe that the Con- gress was a family heirloom . This belief was reinforced by the almost illegal manner in which his groupies could browbeat President Zail Singh ( assuming he needed any browbeat- ing ) ...
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... Gandhi's life is distanced by time , and provided her heirs decide to make her personal papers public . Pupul Jayakar was a close friend and associate of the late Prime Minister's and also a fairly unabashed admirer . Objectivity wasn't ...
... Gandhi's life is distanced by time , and provided her heirs decide to make her personal papers public . Pupul Jayakar was a close friend and associate of the late Prime Minister's and also a fairly unabashed admirer . Objectivity wasn't ...
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