Seminar, Temas425-436R. Thapar, 1995 |
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... organised worker . The 10 % could not endlessly and he 10 % could not endlessly and blindly expand its agenda of demands while the home - based rural workers , artisans and weavers , fisherfolk , agricul- tural labour , the landless and ...
... organised worker . The 10 % could not endlessly and he 10 % could not endlessly and blindly expand its agenda of demands while the home - based rural workers , artisans and weavers , fisherfolk , agricul- tural labour , the landless and ...
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... organised group sup- ported by state - level political leaders . The presentation of information in the hearing transferred meaningless fig- ures into actual realities as two types of information began to be compared : the record and ...
... organised group sup- ported by state - level political leaders . The presentation of information in the hearing transferred meaningless fig- ures into actual realities as two types of information began to be compared : the record and ...
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... organisations , particularly in Maharashtra , against the sex - determination tests , anti - rape and the struggle to ... organised and participated in many of those campaigns , is a narrativisation of instances . of violence perpetuated ...
... organisations , particularly in Maharashtra , against the sex - determination tests , anti - rape and the struggle to ... organised and participated in many of those campaigns , is a narrativisation of instances . of violence perpetuated ...
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