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India from midnight to the millennium and beyond

Assesses the country's independence from British rule and notes India's importance in the challenges facing America in the twenty-first century.

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  • "Bharat"
  • "India : from midnight to the millennium"
  • "India ardharāthri muthal ara noottāndu"
  • "Īnḍīyā"

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  • "Assesses the country's independence from British rule and notes India's importance in the challenges facing America in the twenty-first century."@en
  • "Political, economic, and social conditions in India from 1947 to date."
  • "Political, economic, and social conditions in India from 1947 to date."@en
  • "On the socio-economic and political development of India for the last fifty years of independence."
  • "Explores the historical, political, and social issues in India following its independence from Britain in 1947 and the international effects of India's choices about democracy, religious fundamentalism, and economic protectionism."@en
  • "Explores the historical, political, and social issues in India following its independence from Britain in 1947 and the international effects of India's choices about democracy, religious fundamentalism, and economic protectionism."
  • "On the socio-economic and political development of India for the last five decades of independence."
  • "At the stroke of midnight on August 15, 1947, a new nation was born. It has seventeen major languages and 22,000 distinct dialects. It has over a billion individuals of every ethnic extraction known to humanity. It has a population that is 32 percent illiterate, but also one of the world's largest pools of trained scientists and engineers. Its ageless civilization is the birthplace of four major religions, a dozen different traditions of classical dance, and three hundred ways of cooking a potato. Shashi Tharoor's India is a fascinating portrait of one of the world's most interesting."@en

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  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Electronic books"@en

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  • "Bhārata : madhyarātri (15 Ôgasṭa, 1947)thī mileniyama ane tenīya pāra"
  • "India from midnight to the millennium and beyond"@en
  • "India, from midnight to the millennium"
  • "India : from midnight to the millennium and beyond"@en
  • "India : from midnight to the millennium and beyond"
  • "India, from midnight to the millennium"@en
  • "India from midnight to the millennium"
  • "India from midnight to the millennium"@en
  • "Intya : arddharātri mutal ara nūt̲t̲āṇṭ"
  • "India : from midnight to the millennium"@en
  • "India : from midnight to the millennium"
  • "India : from midnight to the millenium"
  • "India : from midnight to millennium"@en
  • "India: from midnight to the millennium"
  • "India From Midnight to the Millennium and Beyond"

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