Seminar, Temas305-316R. Thapar, 1985 |
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... major devastations , which would ultimately bring about their reci- procal extermination . On account of that the hypothesis of a limited nuclear war has been increasingly considered by the two superpowers . A limited nuclear war would ...
... major devastations , which would ultimately bring about their reci- procal extermination . On account of that the hypothesis of a limited nuclear war has been increasingly considered by the two superpowers . A limited nuclear war would ...
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... major asset of what we call ' Hinduism ' of the pre - modern period was that it was not a uniform monolithic religion , but a juxtaposi- tion of flexible religious sects . This flexibility was its strength and its distinguishing feature ...
... major asset of what we call ' Hinduism ' of the pre - modern period was that it was not a uniform monolithic religion , but a juxtaposi- tion of flexible religious sects . This flexibility was its strength and its distinguishing feature ...
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... major partner in political power in the ruling Congress coalition at the State level till the 1960s , and later at intervals through the Akali Dal- led coalition governments . In the 1980 Assembly elections , the ruling Congress Party ...
... major partner in political power in the ruling Congress coalition at the State level till the 1960s , and later at intervals through the Akali Dal- led coalition governments . In the 1980 Assembly elections , the ruling Congress Party ...
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