HomeReport The Politics of Religious Nationalism and New Indian Historiography: Lessons for the Indian Diaspora September 1, 1995 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedinReddItPrintTelegram RP No.23 This story first appeared on warwick.ac.uk Previous articleHindu Tolerance (1995)Next articleThe search for Martyrs Hindutva’s New Logic of Imagination (1995) Related Posts Report CSIS Public Report 2024 on Transnational Repression Hate Speeches Hate Speech, Violence, A Lynching & An Arrest: How The Pahalgam Terrorist Attack Was Used To Terrorise Indian Muslims(Article 14) Christians Fact-Finding Teams Expose Violence Against Christians In Indian State Of Odisha (Religion Unplugged) Stay Connected 0FansLike77,071FollowersFollow687SubscribersSubscribe Recent Stories Muslim auto driver beaten for allegedly refusing to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’ (Madhyamam Online) Press Freedom Under Modi Worse Than During Emergency (The Wire) Police remove 8 loudspeakers from mosques in Mumbai overnight (Siasat) Rights groups allege state complicity, communal targeting in Murshidabad violence (Maktoob Media) Indian Diaspora at Crossroads: Sadhvi Rithambara’s Hindu Nationalism Versus Ambedkar’s Vision of Caste Equity (American kahani)
