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... emerged through interaction with the British regime , participated in the early Congress sessions and when Gandhiji infused new blood in the national movement , Assamese people from all walks of life contributed sub- stantially to the ...
... emerged through interaction with the British regime , participated in the early Congress sessions and when Gandhiji infused new blood in the national movement , Assamese people from all walks of life contributed sub- stantially to the ...
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... emerge . The urban Khatris and Aroras of the Punjab had all along worked for the rulers in the region . They took to the new challenge rather easily and soon indigenous middle classes emerged in the region . By the 1870s , the first ...
... emerge . The urban Khatris and Aroras of the Punjab had all along worked for the rulers in the region . They took to the new challenge rather easily and soon indigenous middle classes emerged in the region . By the 1870s , the first ...
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... emergence of the Khalsa ! But where is the Khalsa that had appeared ? That Khalsa for whose appearance Nanak Guru worked ... emerged ... the Law is : anything that is born shalt die ... what has appeared shalt disappear . Will we also ...
... emergence of the Khalsa ! But where is the Khalsa that had appeared ? That Khalsa for whose appearance Nanak Guru worked ... emerged ... the Law is : anything that is born shalt die ... what has appeared shalt disappear . Will we also ...
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