Seminar, Temas305-316R. Thapar, 1985 |
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... leaders of the ruling party behaved like courtiers rather than popular leaders in their own right . But even he was hobnobbing with the idea of building up an all- India Congress ( S ) party , and could not quite drive the anti - Centre ...
... leaders of the ruling party behaved like courtiers rather than popular leaders in their own right . But even he was hobnobbing with the idea of building up an all- India Congress ( S ) party , and could not quite drive the anti - Centre ...
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... leaders whether in Andhra Pradesh or elsewhere look to the ' national ' leadership is funds from the war chest raised by Indira Gandhi . Money may not always win an elec- tion but is nevertheless welcome . It can be invested in more ...
... leaders whether in Andhra Pradesh or elsewhere look to the ' national ' leadership is funds from the war chest raised by Indira Gandhi . Money may not always win an elec- tion but is nevertheless welcome . It can be invested in more ...
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... leaders are in the position of the Queen doling out the goodies to her subjects in the Wonderland , according to an unrivalled operating principle : ' Jam tomorrow and jam yesterday - but never jam today . ' Ad - men , apologists and ...
... leaders are in the position of the Queen doling out the goodies to her subjects in the Wonderland , according to an unrivalled operating principle : ' Jam tomorrow and jam yesterday - but never jam today . ' Ad - men , apologists and ...
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