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The book analyses the “separatist and secessionist” movements of Nagaland, Assam, Punjab and Kashmir. The political ineptitude and socio economic factors that led to people taking up arms have also been analysed. Number of pages:- 234
The book analyses the “separatist and secessionist” movements of Nagaland, Assam, Punjab and Kashmir. The political ineptitude and socio economic factors that led to people taking up arms have also been analysed. Number of pages:- 234
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