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The Hindutva paradox: Secular abroad, communal at home

The Hindutva paradox: Secular abroad, communal at home

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    The gap between India’s democratic claims and its treatment of minorities leaves it exposed to global scrutiny

    — The National Herald

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The gap between India’s democratic claims and its treatment of minorities leaves it exposed to global scrutiny

Coverage arrived over 8 hours — first from Organiser, latest from Rising Kashmir.

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Left / Center-Left 1 (33%)
Center 1 (33%)
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