India: the Quest for NationhoodLalvani Publishing House, 1967 - 206 pages |
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Page 91
... Congress as a similar organization of all the Hindus and only the Hindus , so that in the eyes of the League those Muslims who had joined the Congress Party were renegades and stooges . The Congress repudiated the religious basis given ...
... Congress as a similar organization of all the Hindus and only the Hindus , so that in the eyes of the League those Muslims who had joined the Congress Party were renegades and stooges . The Congress repudiated the religious basis given ...
Page 143
... Congress agreed to the 1920 reorganization on linguistic lines . Linguistic provinces were desirable , even necessary , in Congress , it was argued , for bringing the masses into Congress . From linguistic provinces in the Congress ...
... Congress agreed to the 1920 reorganization on linguistic lines . Linguistic provinces were desirable , even necessary , in Congress , it was argued , for bringing the masses into Congress . From linguistic provinces in the Congress ...
Page 166
... Congress launched its " Quit India " campaign and boycott of British goods in August 1942. The War was coming closer and closer to the shores and frontiers of India . The Cripps Mis- sion proposals were unacceptable to the Congress ...
... Congress launched its " Quit India " campaign and boycott of British goods in August 1942. The War was coming closer and closer to the shores and frontiers of India . The Cripps Mis- sion proposals were unacceptable to the Congress ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PREHISTORIC AND VEDIC INDIA | 5 |
THE UPANISHADS AND THE VEDANTA | 17 |
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