Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoBennett, Coleman & Company, 1923 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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Page 377
... Hindus and Maho- medans is based upon religion and the require- ments of religious ritual . The obvious expres- sion of this is shown in the different motifs used for their ornament . In Hindu art all na- tural forms are accepted and ...
... Hindus and Maho- medans is based upon religion and the require- ments of religious ritual . The obvious expres- sion of this is shown in the different motifs used for their ornament . In Hindu art all na- tural forms are accepted and ...
Page 429
Evolution of Hinduism . - Following from the theory that the ancestors of the Hindus were immigrants from Central Asia ... Hindu environment . But they remained all the same separate communities , and no attempt was made to incorporate ...
Evolution of Hinduism . - Following from the theory that the ancestors of the Hindus were immigrants from Central Asia ... Hindu environment . But they remained all the same separate communities , and no attempt was made to incorporate ...
Page 432
... Hindu social system . The real reason for the Hindu hostility to Bud- dhism was that it influenced and was in its turn influenced by in the later years of its prevalence in India , the alien Mongolian consciousness . Hinduism has always ...
... Hindu social system . The real reason for the Hindu hostility to Bud- dhism was that it influenced and was in its turn influenced by in the later years of its prevalence in India , the alien Mongolian consciousness . Hinduism has always ...
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