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364090
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Since the end of World War II, the Third World countries and more particularly South and South-East Asian countries are attempting to eliminate the colonial legacy of under-development and social backwardness by adopting various measures to reshape the economy, social structure and cultural life.
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364093
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Caste and communal violence have acquired grave proportion in the country. Its dangerous role in dividing the exploited and oppressed masses belonging to various castes, communities, religious groups have not adquately realised. Incorrect or partial explanations lead to wrong strategy and tactics to counteract these dangerous trends.
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ID:
364089
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Bombay, C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Publication, 1985.
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Paperback Volume
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C. G. Shah Memorial Trust Series
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In this paper, I discuss the changing social relations in rural India, with particular reference to development since the British withdrew after partitioning the country to form the Indian Union and the new state of Pakistan which has now been further fragmented into Pakistan and Bangladesh. My paper restricts the observations to the changing profile of rural society in the Indian Union.
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| Accession# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| G00683 | Main | On Shelf | NOT FOR ISSUE | |
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ID:
364095
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ID:
364091
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In contemporary India, the 'public sector' has become one of the most controversial, publicized and furiously discussed theme. The discussion has acquired a new edge as an issue among various political parties for fighting elections.
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364097
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To unxerstand Marxism, we must first set it in its historical context. We must understand when it was born and how it arose. We must explain its emergence and development by the interaction of social forces; their economic nature, their material interests, their ideology, the people who formulated their aspirations. This paper will enable us to outline more precisely its content and historical importance.
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ID:
364092
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The urban development in India and the grave problems, it has created for the overwhelming majority of population living in these cities and towns who constitute more than 100 million people have acquired poignant gravity for every concerned citizen of the country.
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ID:
364094
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The present paper highlights an aspect of struggle for democratic rights which is still not adequately taken note of. The paper also highlights the contradictory, confused policies and programmes pursued by traditional Left parties, particularly Marxist parties like CPI, CPM and Others when they form Governments in some states of Indian Union.l
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ID:
364096
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The idea of publishing a pamphlet comprising 12 articles on this vital theme arose out of certain swift, stormy and dangerous developments that have taken place during last couple of years.
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