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Elections and electoral reforms in India: Some questions on their effectiveness and success

Desai, P.S. (Contemporary Indian Politics: Internal Dynamics and External Compulsions, Ed. by: H.M. Sanjeev Kumar, et al. Pinnacle Learning, New Delhi. 2016; 211-223.)

Elections are indispensable to any political system which claims itself democratic. The connection between elections and governance has been one of the important foci in the studies on democracy in both Western and non-Western ...
Dynamics of Trade in Coastal Karnataka 1000-1700 CE

Rao, N. (Journal of History and Culture. 2; 2015; 32-41.)

Coastal Karnataka, in the early medieval period, was known for the role of indigenous traders apart from the Arab traders. The pre-European or non-European trade can be divided into pre-Vijayanagara and post-Vijayanagara ...
Diaspora, nationality, and the Goan catholics in England

Coelho, J.P. (Paripex: Indian Journal of Research. 4(12); 2015; 11-13.)

This paper discusses how Goan Catholics in England retain the cultural nationality of their home country while at the same time, having European citizenship. People from the former Portuguese colony in India can exercise ...
Constructing a virtual Tibet: The emerging cultural revolution among the Tibetans in exile

Coelho, J.P. (International Journal of Physical and Social Sciences. 6(1); 2016; 78-89.)

Social justice generally refers to the idea of creating a society or institution that is based on the principles of equality and solidarity, that understands and values human rights, and that recognises the dignity of every ...
Mapping the challenges of educational foundations at primary level: Historical debates to current challenges

Sen, S. (International Journal of Humanities and Social Studies. 3(11); 2015; 303-312.)

From the very end of 18th century, in hierarchical Indian society mastery of religious literature was considered as quality learning. Post World War II debates emphasised the freedom of choice. The quality discourse started ...
Tracing the monastic culture of learning in Tibetan Buddhism: A sociological analysis

Sen, S. (International Journal of Research in Social Sciences. 5(1n2); 2016; 551-567.)

The essence of India lies in the foundations of reason, free thought and benevolence thus making it the melting pot for development, diversity and democracy. Several studies from the perspectives of Hinduism, Islam and ...
Uttara Kannada District (1862-1947): a study in Colonial Administration and Regional Response

Naik, B.H.
Gramapaddhati, a Medieval text from south-western India

Rao, N. (Vidyasagar University Journal of History. 3; 2015; 27-37.)

Gramapaddhati, a text of south-western India belonging to the medieval period, reveals the traditional history of the Brahmanas of coastal Karnataka. The text can be considered as a caste Purana, as it presents a history ...
Tristao Braganca Cunha and nationalism in colonial Goa: Mediating difference and essentialising nationhood

Parobo, P.D. (Economic and Political Weekly. 50(31); 2015; 61-68.)

Unlike other Indian nationalists, the Goan nationalist Tristao Braganca Cunha did not attempt to create a monolithic nationalist formation, he celebrated hybridisation instead. Braganza was involved in detaching the idea ...
Modernity, untouchability and Dr. Ambedkar

Shastry, B.S. (Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Gaurav Granth, Ed. by: Vinayak Naik, Shambhu Bhau Bandekar and Shrimant Mali. Samajkalyan Sanchalanalay, Goa. 1991; 140-145.)

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