Karnataka: Hindutva policies in coastal region: towards a social coalition
By: Assadi, Muzaffar.
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Description: p.2211-213.Subject(s): Religion - India - Karnataka | Communalism
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: In recent years, a new confident Hindutva has enforced its presence in several districts of coastal Karnataka, seeking to consolidate its base among diverse castes. Yet, to combat the bonds of economic cohesion and cultural cohabitation that still retain their resilience among communities - Hindu and Muslim, this new Hindutva will need to continually build new identities and deconstruct existing ones. - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 37, Issue no: 23 | Available | AR53048 |
In recent years, a new confident Hindutva has enforced its presence in several districts of coastal Karnataka, seeking to consolidate its base among diverse castes. Yet, to combat the bonds of economic cohesion and cultural cohabitation that still retain their resilience among communities - Hindu and Muslim, this new Hindutva will need to continually build new identities and deconstruct existing ones. - Reproduced.
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