Seminar, Temas173-184R. Thapar, 1974 |
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... groups , marriages being restricted to a limited spatial range . For the Mahars who have rejected the Hindu cul- tural norms , Patwardhan points out , the secular factors have been most important in facilitating social mobility . Higher ...
... groups , marriages being restricted to a limited spatial range . For the Mahars who have rejected the Hindu cul- tural norms , Patwardhan points out , the secular factors have been most important in facilitating social mobility . Higher ...
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... groups or bandit gangs or even mass movements . They may hide their real interests behind re- vivalist or radical slogans . They may be the leaders of markedly The uprooting of these from their traditional positions of security does in ...
... groups or bandit gangs or even mass movements . They may hide their real interests behind re- vivalist or radical slogans . They may be the leaders of markedly The uprooting of these from their traditional positions of security does in ...
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30 fessional group defined their views on the subject ? To what extent are these views shared by or linked with other groups in the society , especially the elite groups ? And how far is the possession or lack of the views related to ...
30 fessional group defined their views on the subject ? To what extent are these views shared by or linked with other groups in the society , especially the elite groups ? And how far is the possession or lack of the views related to ...
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symposium participants | 22 |
Baldev Raj Nayar Department | 38 |
Joshi Senior Fellow Institute | 52 |
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