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109175
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104660
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122150
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122562
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109183
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107015
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Bangalore, National Institute of Advanced Studies, 2011.
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45p.
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NIAS backgrounder
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9788187663935
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| 056142 | 303.6095491/SIN 056142 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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088386
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New Delhi, Pengagon Press, 2009.
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xii, 338p.
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9788182743762
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104661
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103283
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104702
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093155
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100207
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096339
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104324
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160065
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| Summary/Abstract |
Article 370 of the Indian constitution gives the northern province of Jammu and Kashmir special status within the union. Today that provision forms a nucleus of fierce political contention between secularists and religious nationalists in India, despite the manifest whittling down of the article's most significant aspects. This development is counterintuitive: the original intent of the article's introduction had no relation to questions of religion. This essay attempts to understand this unanticipated role, as a marker of the state's secularity or lack thereof, the article has come to play in Indian politics. It contends that the seeds were sown even at the time of shaping the Indian constitution of a perspective that viewed the people of Jammu and Kashmir according to their religious affiliations.
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085626
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2009.
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After the 26/11 terror rampage in Mumbai, the financial capital of India, when 10 Pakistani terrorists played a game of blood and thunder for three days, something changed in Jammu and Kashmir, where the longest-ever spell of assembly elections in seven phases in progress.
All of a sudden, the topics of the voting percentage, the long queues and people's renewed faith in the ballots were on the back burner. Talk started as to what the terrorist were up to. What was their objective and that of their mentors?
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159659
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