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130803
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2014.
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Bahria town's Clifton flyover project has stirred controversy and led to a series of lawsuits. not only does the project jeopardise a 150-year-old hindu temple, and adjoining historical land-marks, but there is also doubt about whether the project's approval was above board.
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006253
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1995.
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xiv, 699p.hbk
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0195775694
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| 037502 | 954.03/BUR 037502 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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049859
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1995.
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xiv, 699p.hbk
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0195775694
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100123
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112204
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086908
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2009.
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Umerkot, the birthplace of Emperor Akbar and a city with a large Hindu population, celebrates Holi and Diwali with gusto every year. And Muslims have, in a show of harmony, always joined in the celebrations by singing and dancing alongside their Hindu neighbours and exchanging sweetmeats. But this year, on March 11, the celebrations took a tragic turn when an angry mob of Muslims attacked Hindus and destroyed their property to avenge what they claim was a "blasphemous act" committed by Hindus.
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129293
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135568
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As jubilant supporters of what was once a fringe Hindu nationalist party celebrated result of a nine-week election marathon, there was arguably some element of incongruity in the scenario. Holding face-masks of the controversial Narendra Modi (NaMo) and waving saffron symbols of lotus flowers were not merely members of the Sangh parivaar or hardline Hindu nationalist, but also young, liberal Indians as if rejoicing a crucial cricket victory.
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