Seminar, Temas240-244R. Thapur, 1979 |
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... areas and in hilly and forested tracts in the hinterland , the more dispersely settled Harijans segment- ally coexist with caste - Hindus practically in every village and town , entering into working relation- ships with each other ...
... areas and in hilly and forested tracts in the hinterland , the more dispersely settled Harijans segment- ally coexist with caste - Hindus practically in every village and town , entering into working relation- ships with each other ...
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... areas as in Kanjhawala , the Jana Sangh administration of Delhi had released some land from the village grazing areas ( Gochara ) to the landless including Harijans . All this made the landowning Kisan castes conclude that these ...
... areas as in Kanjhawala , the Jana Sangh administration of Delhi had released some land from the village grazing areas ( Gochara ) to the landless including Harijans . All this made the landowning Kisan castes conclude that these ...
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... areas of patronage and pro- fit to various interest groups ( amongst whom must be numbered both our politicians and our bureaucrats ) . No matter what the intellectual challenge , and despite all the popu- list and patriotic rhetoric ...
... areas of patronage and pro- fit to various interest groups ( amongst whom must be numbered both our politicians and our bureaucrats ) . No matter what the intellectual challenge , and despite all the popu- list and patriotic rhetoric ...
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