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Bill , and its passage was neither easy nor without rancour even after the principle of constitutional equality had been accepted . n considering the response of the Hindu and Muslim communities to changes in social legislation ...
Bill , and its passage was neither easy nor without rancour even after the principle of constitutional equality had been accepted . n considering the response of the Hindu and Muslim communities to changes in social legislation ...
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Muslim women , therefore , have had neither compliance nor support in the community for exercising their rights , this has ... of a uniform civil code in order to prevent the anomalies increasingly occurring in Muslim women's rights .
Muslim women , therefore , have had neither compliance nor support in the community for exercising their rights , this has ... of a uniform civil code in order to prevent the anomalies increasingly occurring in Muslim women's rights .
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It is wrong to think that Muslims in India are frozen in religious orthodoxy . For example , ten years ago , eight departments in Aligarh University were headed by Muslim women . It is the stereotype of the burqa - clad woman we have ...
It is wrong to think that Muslims in India are frozen in religious orthodoxy . For example , ten years ago , eight departments in Aligarh University were headed by Muslim women . It is the stereotype of the burqa - clad woman we have ...
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