Titlebook: Buddhist Revival in India; Aspects of the Socio Trevor Ling Book 1980 Trevor Ling 1980 Buddhism.India.sociology

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,GDS: Platform Power (1984–1995),mphasises their oppressed condition. Under the Constitution of the Republic of India drawn up in 1949 after Independence, they were made .,. in the sense that Untouchability was no longer a recognised status in the new India. Strictly the word ‘Untouchable’ refers to the ritual pollution which stigm

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Buddhism in India todayontrol and the enhancement of attitudes of peaceableness among the people, an aid which was less costly than the service provided by large companies of Brahman priests. Buddhist monks did not claim to command supernatural forces, nor were they likely (as were Brahmans) to invoke supernatural sanctio

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Anti-Brahmanism and Dr Ambedkarmphasises their oppressed condition. Under the Constitution of the Republic of India drawn up in 1949 after Independence, they were made .,. in the sense that Untouchability was no longer a recognised status in the new India. Strictly the word ‘Untouchable’ refers to the ritual pollution which stigm

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Anti-Brahmanism and Dr Ambedkarsary to say something about the condition of that element in Indian society who are nowadays designated ‘Scheduled Castes’. The term Scheduled Castes identifies the lower strata of Hindu society. Various other names have been used for these groups, such as Outcastes, Pariahs, Namasudras and so on. T

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Buddhism and wealth remained largely undeveloped since the end of British rule Burma’s reputation among the nations is not one of great commercial or industrial importance. Nor have Burmese Buddhists been notable as entrepreneurs.