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... party at a high pedes- tal , acted as an additional , and perhaps more potent , factor . They found it to be no better than an inefficient version of the same Congress that they had become wary of during the past five decades . And for ...
... party at a high pedes- tal , acted as an additional , and perhaps more potent , factor . They found it to be no better than an inefficient version of the same Congress that they had become wary of during the past five decades . And for ...
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... party leadership . Such events have jolted the middle classes to the realisation that the party- with - a - difference was , after all , no different . The basic problem with the BJP is that , unlike the Congress , it cannot be ...
... party leadership . Such events have jolted the middle classes to the realisation that the party- with - a - difference was , after all , no different . The basic problem with the BJP is that , unlike the Congress , it cannot be ...
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... party to ' indirectly Mandalize ' , as also ride on the coat - tails of formations more rooted in areas where the party organization has so far been weak . The tendency towards political pragmatism , however , strains the ideological ...
... party to ' indirectly Mandalize ' , as also ride on the coat - tails of formations more rooted in areas where the party organization has so far been weak . The tendency towards political pragmatism , however , strains the ideological ...
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