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Bangladesh
A tropical low-lying country of the Indian subcontinent.Physical.Situated at the head of the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh is mainly occupied by the deltas of the Ganges and the Brahmaputra. It is a land ...
Hindu nationalism
Belief that politics should be organized in accordance with the precepts of the Hindu scriptures and way of life. In its more extreme form, this takes the form of the promotion of a Hindu Rashtra ...
Indian subcontinent
1839–1900While photography reached South Asia swiftly following the public announcement of Daguerre's process in 1839, surviving work from the first decade of the medium's public existence remains ...
Millet
Religious community. From Arabic millah, “religion” or “religious community.” Used by the Ottomans (1517–1922) to refer to self-governing non-Muslim religious communities. Under policy established by ...
Parsi Law
A small, well-knit community originating in Iran, with an important presence in India, Parsis (also called Zoroastrians) are today a global community. Although numerically insignificant, this ...
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Encyclopaedic Dictionary of International Law (3 ed.)
In civil law systems, the law of the nationality of the individual; in common law systems, the law of the
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The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History
The concept of personal law or “personal status law,” as it was earlier known worldwide, included as prominent early examples
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The New Oxford Companion to Law
In Western liberal theory, citizens agree that their public activities will be regulated by their state; in exchange the state
secularism
The term was coined c.1850 to denote a system which sought to order and interpret life on principles taken solely from this world, without recourse to belief in God and a future life. It is now used ...
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