How Hindutva Is Changing History and Science Textbooks in Schools
An excerpt from ‘Modi’s India: Hindu Nationalism and the Rise of Ethnic Democracy’.
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An excerpt from ‘Modi’s India: Hindu Nationalism and the Rise of Ethnic Democracy’.
An excerpt from Revolutionary Passions shows that Bhagat Singh – who the Hindu Right tends to project as an antidote to the Congress and Gandhi – not only had close relations with Congress leaders, but was also critical of Hinduism.
Bhagat Singh – who the Hindu Right tends to project as an antidote to the Congress and Gandhi – not only had close relations with Congress leaders, never paid allegiance to Hinduism, but also actually valued non-violence.
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