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A basic fact is always ignored : Even a casual scrutiny of the north- eastern societies would reveal that dif- ferent ethnic groups of the region No wonder the Assamese elites , who emerged through interaction with the British regime ...
A basic fact is always ignored : Even a casual scrutiny of the north- eastern societies would reveal that dif- ferent ethnic groups of the region No wonder the Assamese elites , who emerged through interaction with the British regime ...
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However , it did not take long for an indigenous breed of babus to emerge . The urban Khatris and Aroras of the Punjab had all ... They took to the new challenge rather easily and soon indigenous middle classes emerged in the region .
However , it did not take long for an indigenous breed of babus to emerge . The urban Khatris and Aroras of the Punjab had all ... They took to the new challenge rather easily and soon indigenous middle classes emerged in the region .
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Oh ! for the emergence of the Khalsa ! ... Is it still there ? or has it merged into where it had emerged ... The birth of something that had appeared , emerged ... the Law is : anything that is born shalt die ... what has appeared ...
Oh ! for the emergence of the Khalsa ! ... Is it still there ? or has it merged into where it had emerged ... The birth of something that had appeared , emerged ... the Law is : anything that is born shalt die ... what has appeared ...
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