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Ayodhya and after : Issues before Hindu society

By:

Elst Koenraad

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Publication details: New Delhi Voice Of India 1991Description: 419 ixISBN:

1154138634

Subject(s):

1.Political Science - Ayodhya Controversy

DDC classification:

320.550000 ELS

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Summary: Summary: The Bharatvani Institute provides the full text of the book entitled "Ayodhya and After: Issues Before Hindu Society," written by Koenraad Elst and published in 1991 by Voice of India. Elst discusses the history of tensions between the Muslims and Hindus in India, including the Ayodhya movement. Elst asserts that Hindus need a renewed self-awareness to face the challenges posed by militant Muslims

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The Bharatvani Institute provides the full text of the book entitled "Ayodhya and After: Issues Before Hindu Society," written by Koenraad Elst and published in 1991 by Voice of India. Elst discusses the history of tensions between the Muslims and Hindus in India, including the Ayodhya movement. Elst asserts that Hindus need a renewed self-awareness to face the challenges posed by militant Muslims

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