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,GDS: The Turbulent Years (2012–Present),r; if it had been really popular, it could never have completely died out.’ To this well-hedged proposition I was prepared to assent, but for one possibility it seemed he had left out: ‘Unless, of course, it was murdered.’

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Mastering the Travel Intermediaries then certainly a powerful section of that class evidently regarded Buddhism as objectionable, for whatever reason. It is not difficult to see that the close ties which could develop between the Sangha and the political ruler would have been a prime source of Brahmanical hostility. While a ruler mig

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,GDS: Platform Power (1984–1995),sary 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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