Muslim Politics in Bihar

Sajjad, Mohammad

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“…One's caste-based politics is matched by the other's functional social engineering; 'for an emancipative politics of the Dalits, this history holds a clue'. 105 This article has tried to show that the electoral victories achieved from 1989 onwards and the emergence of the legend of Lalu Prasad Yadav represents continuity in this cycle of democratic empowerment and 'breakdown of the Brahmanical social order'. 106 It is another milestone on this road of identity assertion in Indian and Bihar politics.…”

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“…25 Like 'other organisations of the oppressed social groups, such as the Kisan Sabha, Yadav Mahasabha, Triveni Sangh etc., the Momin Conference also emerged mainly from Bihar'. 26 M.N. Srinivas, relying on the Census of India (1921) Report, referred to the violent reaction of upper caste men in north Bihar against the Yadavs' attempts at sanskritisation.…”

Section: S and 1930s: The Janeyu Movement And The Triveni Sanghmentioning

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“…Nitish Kumar's governments have also shown arguably better performance in matters of law and order, road construction, electric supply, reservation of seats for the EBCs and women, 15-point package for minorities … gestures which are looked at with some hope by the common Muslim communities, even though some suspicions and uncertainties do persist among the Muslims due to his alliance with the Hindu BJP. 102 Consequently, the quest for social in Bihar, among Backward and ... since the 1990s, has mystified much social commentary and 'demystified' many political vote-banks. 103…”

Section: The Advent Of Lalu Prasad Yadavmentioning

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Caste Politics in Bihar: In Historical Continuum

Ankit

2018

History and Sociology of South Asia

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This article provides a long-term narrative of movements for social change in Bihar, precipitated by the steady rise to political power by the backward classes/castes in the state, since 1989. Locating this moment in a longer momentum of struggle since 1920s, it probes the antecedents of recent social change in Bihar politics. Contextualising this process within a long recessional, it traces a larger democratic cycle of empowerment going back to early 20 th century. The article attempts this historicisation of Bihar politics by drawing upon a variety of sources-from official records to newspapers-and supplementing them with relevant secondary literature.

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Caste Politics in Bihar: In Historical Continuum

Ankit

2018

History and Sociology of South Asia

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“…JP also drew Patel’s ire during the 1946 riots in Bihar when he ‘helped stop police raids and searches of Muslim houses’ (Sajjad, 2014, p. 238). Over October 1946–January 1947, as the ‘lower strata of the Congress [in the state], communalized on Hindu lines’, ‘organized very thoroughly’ the revenge of Noakhali killings in Bengal, Patel kept insisting that ‘there is no trouble in Bihar’ (Sajjad, 2014, p. 232) and protected the Sinha ministry in Bihar from an enquiry, despite Gandhi’s desire (Sajjad, 2014, pp. 232–234).…”

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Jayaprakash Narayan, Indian National Congress and Party Politics, 1934–1954

Ankit

2015

Studies in Indian Politics

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Jayaprakash Narayan, better remembered for his exploits in the Quit India movement of 1942, social work in the 1960s and his call for a ‘Total Revolution’ in 1974, was also a leading Congress socialist between 1934 and 1948, as well as active in non-Congress socialist politics till 1954. An admirer of Jawaharlal Nehru, he was a vocal critic of Vallabhbhai Patel. A radical with pronounced leftist tendencies, he was a bête noire of an elite-based politics of capitalist, communitarian and majoritarian impulses. Twice a member of Congress Working Committee, he was repeatedly invited by Nehru to join his government after Patel’s death and was spoken of as Nehru’s successor in the 1950s. These somewhat overshadowed aspects of his political life, in comparison to his social leadership, make it an important prism of Congress politics, its culture of ‘control and consensus’ and characteristics of ‘continuity and change’ with the colonial state.

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“…This behavior is likely attributable to the saccharide-rich composition of the AV gel. [39] Subsequently, we investigated the properties of AVCP films in vivo. Under isoflurane anesthesia, we placed an AVCP film and Au electrodes on the surface of a rat skull and performed impedance spectroscopy.…”

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Transcranial Electrical Stimulation and Recording of Brain Activity using Freestanding Plant‐Based Conducting Polymer Hydrogel Composites

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Adv Materials Technologies

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Transcranial electrical stimulation is a noninvasive neurostimulation technique with a wide range of therapeutic applications. However, current electrode materials are typically not optimized for this abiotic/biotic interface which requires high charge capacity, operational stability, and conformability. Here, a plant‐based composite electrode material based on the combination of aloe vera (AV) hydrogel and a conducting polymer (CP; poly(3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene):polystyrene sulfonate, PEDOT:PSS) is reported. This material system is fabricated into films and provides biocompatibility, conformability, and stability, while offering desirable electrical properties of the PEDOT:PSS. AVCP films are also molded onto the rough surface of the skull leading to a mechanically stable and robust interface. The in vivo efficacy of the AVCP films is verified to function as stimulating and recording electrodes by placing them on the skull of a rat and concomitantly inducing focal seizures and acquiring the evoked neural activity. AVCP films pave the way for high‐quality biological interfaces that are broadly applicable and can facilitate advances in closed‐loop responsive stimulation devices.

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Muslim Politics in Bihar

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Caste Politics in Bihar: In Historical Continuum

Caste Politics in Bihar: In Historical Continuum

Jayaprakash Narayan, Indian National Congress and Party Politics, 1934–1954

Transcranial Electrical Stimulation and Recording of Brain Activity using Freestanding Plant‐Based Conducting Polymer Hydrogel Composites

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