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bility of reform and change , it was the caste - system of the Hindus . The Raja quoted the Mahanirwana Tantra in favour of his view that caste should cease to form the basis of Hindu society . “ There is no discrimination of age and ...
bility of reform and change , it was the caste - system of the Hindus . The Raja quoted the Mahanirwana Tantra in favour of his view that caste should cease to form the basis of Hindu society . “ There is no discrimination of age and ...
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Caste now receives a definite repudiation; and a caste- less society embodying the new principle of equality first comes into being among the Hindus in India. The principle of the infallibility of the Shastras was the root principle of ...
Caste now receives a definite repudiation; and a caste- less society embodying the new principle of equality first comes into being among the Hindus in India. The principle of the infallibility of the Shastras was the root principle of ...
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Industrial progress has already done much to break down the barriers of caste and will do more . If India can become richer , she will have more leisure for the consideration of her needs , more capital for the exploitation of her ...
Industrial progress has already done much to break down the barriers of caste and will do more . If India can become richer , she will have more leisure for the consideration of her needs , more capital for the exploitation of her ...
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Tho Method Historical and Scientific Nature and Scope of tho Subject II The Background The Fundamental Factors in Indian History 1130 | 1 |
A Land of Contrasts | 2 |
Fundamental Unity of Indian Civilization | 3 |
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