Sindhis: hardening of identities after partition
By: Kothari, Rita.
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ArticlePublisher: 2004Description: p.3385-888.Subject(s): Sindhis
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: Over two million Hindu Sindhis (who formed a religious minority in Sindh, now in Pakistan) migrated to India during partition. Their psychic wounds and ruptures remain unknown to most. Of these ruptures, the most serious one has been the community's move towards hardened identities. Yet less than a hundred years ago, the Sindhis practised a very non-textualised form of Hinduism. - Reproduced.
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Over two million Hindu Sindhis (who formed a religious minority in Sindh, now in Pakistan) migrated to India during partition. Their psychic wounds and ruptures remain unknown to most. Of these ruptures, the most serious one has been the community's move towards hardened identities. Yet less than a hundred years ago, the Sindhis practised a very non-textualised form of Hinduism. - Reproduced.
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