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This was the context in which the 1992 anti - liquor movement started . The rural women , therefore , mobilized around the anti - liquor movement . Even those millions of women who were unable to actively participate consented to vote ...
This was the context in which the 1992 anti - liquor movement started . The rural women , therefore , mobilized around the anti - liquor movement . Even those millions of women who were unable to actively participate consented to vote ...
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Madhu Limaye's response amounted to saying that idealism was in abeyance since the time of adopting non - Congressism as the tactical line of the socialist movement , and a socialist high command cannot be created without socialist ...
Madhu Limaye's response amounted to saying that idealism was in abeyance since the time of adopting non - Congressism as the tactical line of the socialist movement , and a socialist high command cannot be created without socialist ...
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If the dalit movement is a cultural movement , then it needs modifications in its encounter with other cultures . ... The movement of dalit consciousness is one of deconstruction but much remains to be done in order to transform it into ...
If the dalit movement is a cultural movement , then it needs modifications in its encounter with other cultures . ... The movement of dalit consciousness is one of deconstruction but much remains to be done in order to transform it into ...
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