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Hello sir i've been reading some articles related to aryan theory,Indian history may I know why is the author Mr.dbachmann so persistent and biased with his eurocentric view that he instantly insults and ridicules any other view different from 18th and 19th century european indologists as false and seems to brand every critic author as hindutva agent.
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WikiProject India Newsletter Volume III, Issue no. 001 - June 2008
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Bot Assisted Assessment was successfully done using Bot0612 in May 2008. 1744 articles (18.5%) of all India unassessed articles were marked if they had been assessed by some other project.
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Hello sir i've been reading some articles related to aryan theory,Indian history may I know why is the author Mr.dbachmann so persistent and biased with his eurocentric view that he instantly insults and ridicules any other view different from 18th and 19th century european indologists as false and seems to brand every critic author as hindutva agent.
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