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Dangers of non-objective constructions and interpretations of history: Important assertions and takeaways from an Indian context
This short and very brief paper in a way extends our previous papers and publications on historiography, though it is in many ways quite important to our core mission. Its importance cannot also not be discounted based on our general observation that non-objective and non-purposeful constructs of
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