The egalitarian and peace seeking trait of the Indian mind
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TextSeries: Golden jubilee of Indias Independence Series 26Publication details: New Delhi Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan 1998Edition: 1st edDescription: 138Subject(s): DDC classification: - 294.548 Sr36 E 100620
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| 294.548 As36 D 102212 Dharma, the categorial imperative / | 294.548 G1544 D 100435 Your Dharma and Mine | 294.548 Si94 B 100127 The Last Brahmin life and Reflections of a Modern-day Sanskrit Pandit | 294.548 Sr36 E 100620 The egalitarian and peace seeking trait of the Indian mind | 294.548 Uj5 D 100412 Dharamsastra and Human Rights | 294.548 Uj5 D 100412 Dharamsastra and Human Rights | 294.548677 R1267 U 106796 Universal love and world unity |
Let all the people be happy and let peace reign suprem everywhere is the ardent desire of every Indian.
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