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2012
This chapter talks about how middle-class Ahmedabadis either simply denied the massacres at Gulbarg Society and Naroda Patiya, or they explained everything by the reciprocal logic of anger ( krodh ), riot ( tofan ), and reaction ...
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This chapter talks about how middle-class Ahmedabadis either simply denied the massacres at Gulbarg Society and Naroda Patiya, or they explained everything by the reciprocal logic of anger ( krodh ), riot ( tofan ), and reaction ...
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2001
Abstract The Mahatma’s father, Karamchand (“Kaba”} Gandhi, was a man of power and pomp, prime minister of the princely Indian state of Porbandar in Gujarat. Kaba was also a man of passion, taking his fourth wife (the previous three had died), Putlibai, then only fifteen, “when he was over forty.” Their youngest child, Mohandas ...
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Abstract The Mahatma’s father, Karamchand (“Kaba”} Gandhi, was a man of power and pomp, prime minister of the princely Indian state of Porbandar in Gujarat. Kaba was also a man of passion, taking his fourth wife (the previous three had died), Putlibai, then only fifteen, “when he was over forty.” Their youngest child, Mohandas ...
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Campylobacter enteritis in Gujarat
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1993V S, Khadkikar, R, Panjarathinam
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