Rise and growth of Indian militant nationalismGood Companions, 1958 |
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... religion than anything else . The Hindu revival under Shiwaji was also both religious and political . The Sikh revival was equally both religious and political . The whole Muslim invasion of India was to a large extent a religious ...
... religion than anything else . The Hindu revival under Shiwaji was also both religious and political . The Sikh revival was equally both religious and political . The whole Muslim invasion of India was to a large extent a religious ...
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... Religious ceremonials of popular Hinduism constitute powerful media for influencing the popular mind . Tilak therefore launched first the Ganpati celebrations ( 1893 ) and then the Shivaji festival with a view to stimulate the religious ...
... Religious ceremonials of popular Hinduism constitute powerful media for influencing the popular mind . Tilak therefore launched first the Ganpati celebrations ( 1893 ) and then the Shivaji festival with a view to stimulate the religious ...
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... religious - mindedness of Hindus into political - mindedness without its losing its old and sacrosanct character . This is the meaning of the worship of the Mother , of the new national cry Bande Mataram ( Hail Mother ! ) The whole ...
... religious - mindedness of Hindus into political - mindedness without its losing its old and sacrosanct character . This is the meaning of the worship of the Mother , of the new national cry Bande Mataram ( Hail Mother ! ) The whole ...
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Practice of the New Programme | 47 |
The Origin and Nature of the British Rule | 55 |
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