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Mandal commission
May 10 2009, Ranbir Dahiya

In recent times, the question of social justice came into lime light during the tenure of Sh V.P. Singh. It had a culmination in to Mandal Commission report acceptance. A slogan of Mandal vs Comandal became more complex in these days. This was...

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