Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... Hindu - Muslim rela- tions or as an assault on India's secular credentials would not lead to a proper appreciation of the nature and magnitude of the threat it has posed . The way the dispute was sought to be settled , in defiance of ...
... Hindu - Muslim rela- tions or as an assault on India's secular credentials would not lead to a proper appreciation of the nature and magnitude of the threat it has posed . The way the dispute was sought to be settled , in defiance of ...
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... Hinduism and Hindu unity as an effective tool of practical politics . The third gave a version of Hindu- ism , reconstructing it in rational secular terms and equating it with the supreme humanistic values that we must strive towards ...
... Hinduism and Hindu unity as an effective tool of practical politics . The third gave a version of Hindu- ism , reconstructing it in rational secular terms and equating it with the supreme humanistic values that we must strive towards ...
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... Hindu revival- ism grew and expanded as a reaction but he limits the period of his study to the years when there was a reaction ' for or against ' the ' Age of Consent Bill ' in Bengal . 49. ' Race , caste and gender ' , he juxtaposes ' ...
... Hindu revival- ism grew and expanded as a reaction but he limits the period of his study to the years when there was a reaction ' for or against ' the ' Age of Consent Bill ' in Bengal . 49. ' Race , caste and gender ' , he juxtaposes ' ...
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