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... culture ' and the ' local non - Sanskritic culture ' . The process of adaptation between these two forms of culture in the developmental process of society that Romila Thapar points out is not new . But the example which she gives ...
... culture ' and the ' local non - Sanskritic culture ' . The process of adaptation between these two forms of culture in the developmental process of society that Romila Thapar points out is not new . But the example which she gives ...
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Confrontation in Indian culture 34 35. MULK RAJ ANAND THE word culture originally comes from cultivation of the soil : in the Indian tradition , Sanskriti , translat- ed as culture , is derived from the furrowing of the land with the ...
Confrontation in Indian culture 34 35. MULK RAJ ANAND THE word culture originally comes from cultivation of the soil : in the Indian tradition , Sanskriti , translat- ed as culture , is derived from the furrowing of the land with the ...
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... culture , is being adopted in our rashtrabhasha to represent all our cultures . Bharata Natyam , Odissi , Kuchipudi and Kathakali , the old temple dances , mainly based on Hindu myths and legends , have come to be regarded as the ...
... culture , is being adopted in our rashtrabhasha to represent all our cultures . Bharata Natyam , Odissi , Kuchipudi and Kathakali , the old temple dances , mainly based on Hindu myths and legends , have come to be regarded as the ...
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