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Theophobia, Hinduism, and Hindutva
Journal of the Council for Research on ReligionThis article challenges the conventional view of Hinduism as an “inherently” inclusive tradition, arguing that its historical realities and lived practices often reveal profound exclusivity.
Ashok Vohra
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A dataset on social media users' engagement with religious misinformation. [PDF]
Data Brief, 2023 Al-Zaman MS, Noman MMS.
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V.D. Savarkar and the Impossibility of Hindutva: a Rereading of Schmitt on the National Myth
, 2014 In this thesis I theorize Indian revolutionary V.D. Savarkar\u27s seminal text Hindutva: Who is a Hindu? (1923), comparing related themes in Carl Schmitt\u27s Weimar writings: national myth (1923) and the friend-enemy distinction (1932).
Sanadhya, Varun
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The Political Transformation in India
Selçuk Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü Dergisi, 2015 The political changes in indian politics by and large is greatly influenced by the present days ruling party at the centre. And this paper aims to keep reader informed about the development of communal ideology based on Hindu Nationalism in the context
Atique Rahman
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, 2021 ‘A pilgrimage of camels’: Dairy capitalism, nomadic pastoralism, and subnational Hindutva statism in ...
Yamini Narayanan (13100844)
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The HMEC: An American Hindutva [PDF]
, 2012 Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2012Over the past 20 years the Hindutva movement, both in the United States and India, has grown increasingly assertive.
Wiker, James McCallum
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Hindutva Overshadowing India’s Commitment Towards Asylum
Polish Political Science YearbookIndia has historically upheld a tradition of providing refuge to displaced populations, thus demonstrating a commitment to secularism and humanitarian principles, though often selectively and shaped by political considerations.
Anjana Kumar
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Origin of “Hindutva” and Its Reflections in Modi’s Doctrine
, 2020 There are some countries that are recognized by the name of their religions and India is one of them. India is the mother of Hinduism. She is the only major country with Hindu identity. Its majority of the population is the Hindus.
Shoukat Ali; University of the Punjab, Lahore +2 more
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Hindutva, right-wing extremism, and genocide process [PDF]
This thesis paper analyzes to what extent ideas of right-wing extremism, Hindutva, and genocide process evident in texts from important Hindutva actors as Narendra Modi, Yogi Adityanath and Laxmi Dubey and to what extent India can be classified under ...
Zaman, Lareib
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