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Religion and the Legitimation of Nehru’s Concept of the Secular State

https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004474345_008

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Legal Unification and Nation Building in the Post-Colonial World: A Comparison of Israel and India

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Gandhi, citizenship and the resilience of Indian nationhood

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Legal Unification and Nation Building in the Post-colonial World: A Comparison of Israel and India

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Debating Difference

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Dedication

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Preface

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2 Minority Rights in Colonial India and the Constituent Assembly

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3 Nationalist Discourse and Group Rights

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4 From Minority to Backward

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5 Secularism and Muslim Personal Law

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6 Social Justice and Quotas in Government Jobs for Other Backward Classes

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Conclusion

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Tolerance in Swami Vivekānanda’s Neo-Hinduism

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