Seminar, Temas341-352R. Thapar, 1988 |
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... groups . The Brahmins as priests , and the Bhats and Charans , as bards and geneologists , were important caste and social groups who invested widow immolation with heroic valour and religious merit . The former gave it religious ...
... groups . The Brahmins as priests , and the Bhats and Charans , as bards and geneologists , were important caste and social groups who invested widow immolation with heroic valour and religious merit . The former gave it religious ...
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... groups represent a specie completely distinct from the earlier - - Gandhian and Sarvodaya or the more religiously inspired social activist formations . Sociologically , part of the disenchanted and semi radicalised middle classes , the ...
... groups represent a specie completely distinct from the earlier - - Gandhian and Sarvodaya or the more religiously inspired social activist formations . Sociologically , part of the disenchanted and semi radicalised middle classes , the ...
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... Groups in a New Politics of Transformation ' by Harsh Sethi tries to do exactly this . At the outset of the article he points out that focus on these groups has increased because of the failure of the macro organizations , be they the ...
... Groups in a New Politics of Transformation ' by Harsh Sethi tries to do exactly this . At the outset of the article he points out that focus on these groups has increased because of the failure of the macro organizations , be they the ...
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