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Hindutva: Impacts on Indian Muslim Community
Abstract
The study aims to explore the deep rooted Hindutva ideology which cannot be removed from Indian society Hindutva has always been part of Indian civilization; however, this aspect developed from the mid-19th century, especially in the 20th century, and in many ways clearly expresses violence and hatred. The Indo-Pakistani rivalry is a phenomenon that is well understood academically and politically both locally and abroad. What is less understood is the implications of the Hindutva brand on the relationship between the two nuclear-armed rivals and Muslims in India, already overcome by complications? Hindu leaders and national movements violently repeated by Savalkar and Hindu Mahasaba in the 1930s. The findings recommend, Hindutva nationalism continues to grow without moderation or control. This not only affects the interior, but threatens India's foreign policy and secular image
Authors
Iqra Jathol
Centre for South Asia Studies University of the Punjab Lahore Pakistan
