Fascinating Hindutva: Saffron Politics and Dalit Mobilisation

Badri Narayan

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Preface Introduction: Pastness and Politics Saffron Imagining of the Local: A Communal Map of an Indian Village Exploring Dalit Militia: Local Cultures and Communal Politics Making of a Warring Hero: Hindutva Politics of Memory and Forgetting Creating Popular Politics: Caste Histories and BJP's Electoral Discourse Legend War: Mapping the Political Mobilisation of the Nishads The Politics of Cultural Resources: The Mushahars of North India Saffronisation of a Dalit Hero: The Story of Salhes of North Bihar The Path Traversed and the Way Ahead Bibliography Index

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