Region, Nation, "Heartland": Uttar Pradesh in India's Body PoliticThis book traces the importance of Uttar Pradesh (UP) as a political "heartland" of India over the last century and highlights its influence on Indian politics. In unraveling this constructed identity of the state, this book analyzes the transformation that UP experienced as a "region" within India in the late colonial and post-colonial periods. The author discusses the construction of the state under three identity categories: colonial heartland; nationalist heartland; and post-colonial heartland. The conclusions drawn from this study serve to evaluate the extent to which the framework and construct of the "heartland" has worked for the well-being of the state and society in contemporary India. |
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The Pant ministry soon drew up specific proposals . When Haig objected to some , Pant took the position that release " under Sec . 124A and Sec . 108 seems to me to be almost innocuous and I could not conceive that there could be any ...
The Pant ministry soon drew up specific proposals . When Haig objected to some , Pant took the position that release " under Sec . 124A and Sec . 108 seems to me to be almost innocuous and I could not conceive that there could be any ...
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Colonial officials suspected that Pant himself sympathized with these ideas for police reform . 163 Haig found Pant's overall attitude towards the police “ most disturbing " as shown by his positions on issues such as the release of ...
Colonial officials suspected that Pant himself sympathized with these ideas for police reform . 163 Haig found Pant's overall attitude towards the police “ most disturbing " as shown by his positions on issues such as the release of ...
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1 A few months after this episode , in December 1954 , Pant left UP after eight continuous years as chief minister to join Nehru's cabinet as union home minister . On the eve of his departure , Pant was buoyant about UP's prospects .
1 A few months after this episode , in December 1954 , Pant left UP after eight continuous years as chief minister to join Nehru's cabinet as union home minister . On the eve of his departure , Pant was buoyant about UP's prospects .
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المحتوى
Introduction | 3 |
The Framework of Pax Britannica in Uttar Pradesh | 39 |
The Institutions of the Colonial Heartland | 88 |
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طبعات أخرى - عرض جميع المقتطفات
عبارات ومصطلحات مألوفة
action activities Administration Agra Allahabad areas army arrested Assembly authority British campaign cent challenge changes chief cities Civil Civil Disobedience collective colonial Committee communal Congress Congressmen considerable context continued crime criminal cultural deal Delhi demand district early effect effort enforcement force functions further Gandhi Haig Haig Papers Hallett heartland Hindi Hindu important increase India instance institutions internal security issue Kanpur land landlords language late leaders League Legislative Linlithgow Lucknow maintain March meeting military minister ministry move movement Muslim nationalist nature Note observed offences officials organized Pant party persons police political position prevent prisoners procession proposal province public order region relating release rent Report riots rule secretary serious situation took towns troops United Provinces UP's Uttar Pradesh village volunteers