Seminar, Temas305-316R. Thapar, 1985 |
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... demand enforced donations from Sikh and non - Sikh businessmen and industrialists through terror . The post - 1920 period had witness- ed the institutionalisation of Sikh urges and aspirations in the form of the Siromani Gurudwara ...
... demand enforced donations from Sikh and non - Sikh businessmen and industrialists through terror . The post - 1920 period had witness- ed the institutionalisation of Sikh urges and aspirations in the form of the Siromani Gurudwara ...
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... demand in terms that are open to a variety of interpretation ; this gives flexibility to the Akali leadership in negotiating a new con- stitution and brings into one fold not only those Sikhs committed to Khalistan but also those who ...
... demand in terms that are open to a variety of interpretation ; this gives flexibility to the Akali leadership in negotiating a new con- stitution and brings into one fold not only those Sikhs committed to Khalistan but also those who ...
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... demand , it is obvious that the demand of final consumption cannot be left to the market . The chief problem then is to ensure that what is produced is consumed , not more not less . In the early stages of planned development , when the ...
... demand , it is obvious that the demand of final consumption cannot be left to the market . The chief problem then is to ensure that what is produced is consumed , not more not less . In the early stages of planned development , when the ...
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