Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... Hindus . To fulfil this aim , the parivar , given its pro - modern stance , had to set up the Muslim as the Other of the Hindus and humiliate them as final proof of Hindu resurgence . Exactly After all , Hinduism is the faith of as ...
... Hindus . To fulfil this aim , the parivar , given its pro - modern stance , had to set up the Muslim as the Other of the Hindus and humiliate them as final proof of Hindu resurgence . Exactly After all , Hinduism is the faith of as ...
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... Hinduism for what has been an excrescence , for what has to do with an unchanging econo- mic base and has nothing to do with the essence of Hinduism - that is , the rigidities of the caste system . Christianity and Islam have been ...
... Hinduism for what has been an excrescence , for what has to do with an unchanging econo- mic base and has nothing to do with the essence of Hinduism - that is , the rigidities of the caste system . Christianity and Islam have been ...
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... Hinduism , amounted to a fascist bid for a takeover of the country and an assault on the entire heritage of Indian civilization . The central government bungled in recognizing the sangh parivar as the sole party representing the Hin ...
... Hinduism , amounted to a fascist bid for a takeover of the country and an assault on the entire heritage of Indian civilization . The central government bungled in recognizing the sangh parivar as the sole party representing the Hin ...
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