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Sajin
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Foundation • 5m

India was BIGGEST economy, contributing 25%-30% of Global GDP from Maurya to Mughal! Then what happened? 1. Decline of Mughal led to weak leadership, fragmented politics & regional powers 2. East India Company saw market in India. They also had or

Anonymous 3

Stealth • 5m

I think , The problem of religious or communal discrimination stems largely from the scarcity of resources (caused by a series of invasions) and the unequal distribution of power among certain elite groups (Brahmin and Kshatriya superiority - not a

Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

What a joke buddha is the part of hindusiam and how any hindu genocide Buddhist ? Are you serious about your illogical research because china who captured whole Tibet and indian hindus saved dai lai lama. Our one of the greatest king Ashoka conver

Anonymous 3

Stealth • 5m

I think you should do some research. Using the anonymous feature quite nicely, sajin 😂

Anonymous 4

Stealth • 5m

Seems like you're pretending to be Oversmart but you're not. If you have logical answer then tell me also the biggest hypocrisy is that you're to using anonymous option for posting this manipulative hate thought even you know that this is just a fa

Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

What's that please dont tey try to spread your manipulation Madarschap knowledge here kido.... Serf uper uper ka Headlines se research nhi hoti samja na

Anonymous 3

Stealth • 5m

It is true that even Buddhists were violent against Hindus, and yes, it is my fault for boiling your blood by not combining Muslim and Hindu orthodoxy. It is not about religions; it is about human psychology and the refusal to change their deeply ing

Anonymous 4

Stealth • 5m

Main problm is that muslim ideology and if you really want to do research then research about ideology of Buddhism and hindusiam ideology then compare it from islamic ideology then you get the answer of future possibilities . Ideology is the main pr

Anonymous 3

Stealth • 5m

I believe that ideology is something that people shape from their surroundings. Given your aggressive nature, I am sure that if you were born into a Muslim household, you would have grown up believing that we are right and they are wrong. For this reason, it is important to view everything objectively and with neutrality.

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