Typhoid Osteomyelitis: Report of a Case

Chari, P. R.; Choudary, H. R.; Dutt, Koel; Naidu, M. Lakshmi

doi:10.1111/j.1445-2197.1968.tb06285.x

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“…Malan had expounded a pan-African unity of white governments in Africa 'to secure unity in colour policy and co-operation in defence'. 25 This was not new. Smuts had expressed similar ambitions for a 'federation of white-controlled states'.…”

Section: 'Presenting the New Spirit Of Independent India': India's Somentioning

confidence: 96%

“…Given the significant diasporic presence of Indians in eastern and southern Africa, this was a worrying sign and India must subvert these designs by building a broader solidarity with Africans. 27 While the MEA thought of this picture as 'overdrawn', 28 the general advice of broadening the agenda was realized in 1952…”

Section: 'Presenting the New Spirit Of Independent India': India's Somentioning

confidence: 99%

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Walking the Thin Line: India's Anti-Racist Diplomatic Practice in South Africa, Canada, and Australia, 1946–55

Davis¹,

Thakur²

2016

The International History Review

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Historians of India's foreign policy have often failed to see beyond the 'Great man' Jawaharlal Nehru. This Nehru-centric vision is not only misleading, but unfair to Nehru. Here, we seek to take the gaze off Nehru and New Delhi so as to view Indian foreign policy from different locations. We examine the ways in which India's diplomats in Australia, Canada and South Africa resisted racial discrimination. India's anti-racist diplomacy has most often been viewed as pointless moralistic ranting: the domain of the 'hypersensitive, emotional' Indian. We argue, however, based on largely unexamined archival material and an emphasis on the practice of Indian diplomacy, that India's diplomats in these bastions of settler-colonial racism were tactful, strategic and effective in challenging racist, colonial practices and bringing an anti-racist discourse to international politics. Nehruvian foreign policy discourse, and its goal of an anti-racist world order, then, was tempered by its diplomatic practices. In particular, this occurred outside of New Delhi in places where India's hopes for productive international relationships clashed with its Nehruvian worldview.

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Section: 'Presenting the New Spirit Of Independent India': India's Somentioning

confidence: 96%

Section: 'Presenting the New Spirit Of Independent India': India's Somentioning

confidence: 99%

Walking the Thin Line: India's Anti-Racist Diplomatic Practice in South Africa, Canada, and Australia, 1946–55

Davis¹,

Thakur²

2016

The International History Review

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Extra abdominal complications of enteric fever— A review

Singhi¹,

Singhi²

1978

Indian J Pediatr

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Salmonellasternoclavicular osteomyelitis in a patient with Crohn's disease

2013

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We describe a 73-year-old man with Crohn's disease and previous sternotomies, who developed Salmonella sternoclavicular osteomyelitis subsequent to a Salmonella enteritidis sepsis and closed fracture of his clavicle. We include evidence from several cases related to sternoclavicular osteomyelitis, and Salmonella osteomyelitis. We continue by summarising the aetologies of these diseases, and risk factors that predispose to them.

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Typhoid Osteomyelitis: Report of a Case

Abstract: A rare case is recorded of typhoid osteomyelitis with characteristic diaphyseal involvement of the right radius and the left ulna with sequestrum formation and microbiological confirmation from the tissues removed at operation. The literature is reviewed.

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Walking the Thin Line: India's Anti-Racist Diplomatic Practice in South Africa, Canada, and Australia, 1946–55

Walking the Thin Line: India's Anti-Racist Diplomatic Practice in South Africa, Canada, and Australia, 1946–55

Extra abdominal complications of enteric fever— A review

Salmonellasternoclavicular osteomyelitis in a patient with Crohn's disease

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