Seminar, Temas137-148R. Thapar, 1971 |
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... East Bengal chose in order to assert its rights was the method of democratic change . With over 55 per cent of the country's population , the trump card of East Bengal was parliamentary democracy . Punjab on the other hand had the twin ...
... East Bengal chose in order to assert its rights was the method of democratic change . With over 55 per cent of the country's population , the trump card of East Bengal was parliamentary democracy . Punjab on the other hand had the twin ...
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... East Bengal could find no expres- sion in either political agitation or social up- heaval . The democratic forces of East Bengal were kept under constant check and even such respected figures as Sheikh Mujibur Rahman were tried and ...
... East Bengal could find no expres- sion in either political agitation or social up- heaval . The democratic forces of East Bengal were kept under constant check and even such respected figures as Sheikh Mujibur Rahman were tried and ...
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... East Bengal . They foiled the at- tempt of West Pakistan leaders crush the mother - tongue of Bengalis , the majority of the people of Pakistan . The historic language movement of 1952 is a shining example . In 1954 , the people of East ...
... East Bengal . They foiled the at- tempt of West Pakistan leaders crush the mother - tongue of Bengalis , the majority of the people of Pakistan . The historic language movement of 1952 is a shining example . In 1954 , the people of East ...
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symposium participants | 23 |
Rasheeduddin Khan Member of Rajya Sabha | 33 |
Rajeshwar Dayal Former Foreign Secretary | 48 |
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