India Perspectives, Volume 16PTI for the Ministry of External Affairs, 2003 - India |
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... become Malays and 10 Blacks wanted to become Indians . This situation may be regarded as comical but the consequences of being classified in any particular group meant having greater or lesser rights and humiliations . In this land ...
... become Malays and 10 Blacks wanted to become Indians . This situation may be regarded as comical but the consequences of being classified in any particular group meant having greater or lesser rights and humiliations . In this land ...
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... become . From her childhood Suraiya was a film and music buff and an avid admirer of the great K.L. Saigal . Later , she considered herself lucky for having been featured with him in three movies , namely , Tadbir ( 1944 ) , Omar ...
... become . From her childhood Suraiya was a film and music buff and an avid admirer of the great K.L. Saigal . Later , she considered herself lucky for having been featured with him in three movies , namely , Tadbir ( 1944 ) , Omar ...
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... become a world leader . Quietly preparing to meet the challenge of global competition in view of the phasing out of export quotas from 2005 , India's textile industry hopes to occupy one of the top slots in the international textile ...
... become a world leader . Quietly preparing to meet the challenge of global competition in view of the phasing out of export quotas from 2005 , India's textile industry hopes to occupy one of the top slots in the international textile ...
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INDIAN SUMMERS FOR EVER Sanjay Suri | 11 |
INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA Hassim Seedat | 18 |
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