India: the Quest for NationhoodLalvani Publishing House, 1967 - 206 pages |
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Page 12
... important . Agni ( Ignis , Fire ) is the symbol of household life . He is important because he is the fire of the sacrificial altar which is the meeting - point between the human world of family and tribe on the one side and the world ...
... important . Agni ( Ignis , Fire ) is the symbol of household life . He is important because he is the fire of the sacrificial altar which is the meeting - point between the human world of family and tribe on the one side and the world ...
Page 79
... important part of this Act in which a Federated Union of British India and Indian princely states was contemplated never came into operation : there were basic differences of opinions and difficulties between British India and the ...
... important part of this Act in which a Federated Union of British India and Indian princely states was contemplated never came into operation : there were basic differences of opinions and difficulties between British India and the ...
Page 201
... importance — the choice between Region and Nation . The region and all it signifies is important : the nation and all it signifies is infinitely more important . If now when India is questing for its nation- hood , regionalism were to ...
... importance — the choice between Region and Nation . The region and all it signifies is important : the nation and all it signifies is infinitely more important . If now when India is questing for its nation- hood , regionalism were to ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PREHISTORIC AND VEDIC INDIA | 5 |
THE UPANISHADS AND THE VEDANTA | 17 |
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