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Also highlights Nazrulâs attempt to counter majoritarianism and various hegemonies by dismantling hierarchies and celebrating intimate pluralities.

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Using a range of texts including fiction, autobiographical narratives and cinema, Subaltern Studies provides critical readings of the representation of the subaltern in both Indian and other contexts.

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This volume challenges colonial, nationalist and regional historiography and its marginalisation of Northeast India, and will interest students and scholars of post-colonial studies, history and sociology and social anthropology.

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While Gandhiâs life and work have continued to fascinate historians, Sarala Devi has not yet been the subject of a comprehensive biography. Critical of writings that tend to sensationalise Gandhiâs relationships with women, Forbesâ analysis instead brings her into focus as an equal participant.

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This collection makes interconnected historical, conceptual, theoretical, and empirical arguments in relation to Indian politics. It helps us make sense of the evolution of the post-1989 party system and is indispensable for scholars and students of Indian politics.

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The story moves from Baxiâs childhood and student years in Bombay, to his education and political activism in the anti-War movements in Berkeley to his years at Sydney, in Delhi at the Indian Law Institute, and later at the University of South Gujarat and Delhi as Vice-Chancellor.

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Health expenditures can be prohibitively high with the rural population and the urban poor being the worst sufferers.

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Part I gives an introduction to phonetics and information about the sound system of English. Part II contains useful exercises for drills and practice.This revised edition is accompanied by a SmartApp to help learners practise spoken English.

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The book analyses how both he and Janam were part of a larger project of democratisation, and how democratic theatre can help to build a healthy democratic polity.

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In India, the English-language media is considered the national media', while vernacular media remains regional . However, from the 1980s onwards, demographic changes and growth in literacy in the Hindi heartland broadened the market for Hindi newspapers.

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