Gurus and Their Followers : New Religious Reform Movements in Colonial India
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Melbourne Its second and last version was the handiwork of Guru Gobind Singh, and it was finalized The Chief Minister categorically ruled out any religious motivation behind the attack New Delhi, May 18: Last rites of Nirankari head Baba Hardev Singh in Delhi, India and most of its followers are excommunicated from Sikhism. Antony Copley, editor. Gurus and Their Followers: New Religious Reform Movements in Colonial India. New York: Oxford University Press. 2000. Pp. Xxii, 235. The National movement in India had its deep roots in the socio-religious Gurus and Their Followers: New Religious Reform Movements in Colonial India. Both Christian missionaries and Arya Samajis saw Dalits primarily as a private actors in education in modern India in opening schools for Dalits. 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