Mill, Market, Mandir, Masjid: The Geographies of Communal Conflict in Colonial Bombay, c. 1929–39

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RT @southasiajsas: Through a range of examples, it underscores how local disputes over sacred sites and religious rites became integral to…

27 Feb 2024

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Through a range of examples, it underscores how local disputes over sacred sites and religious rites became integral to the political construction of communal identities in late colonial Bombay. https://t.co/6rHmTt3C4q

26 Feb 2024

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RT @Stephenlegg11: Delighted to see Prashant Kidambi's contrinution to the "Communal Geographies" special issue is online... "Mill, Market,…

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RT @Stephenlegg11: Delighted to see Prashant Kidambi's contrinution to the "Communal Geographies" special issue is online... "Mill, Market,…

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