[[Category:Red links]]
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...rship the goddess' Kali, paint a red dot on their foreheads, emulating the red dot below the third eye of the goddess.
There appears to be some links between the tilak and the worship of folk deities. For instance, the mark p
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...ged as a thriving urban settlement in this period and had multidirectional links with different geographical regions of South Asia.
...olithic origin has not been properly resolved, the occurrence of Black and red ware along with numerous bone objects like harpoons have made the issue pro
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...id articles that were red in colour, including chillies and red paddy, for red represented the British whom the Oraons were to hate. They believed that tr
...and swaraj (self-rule). From the 1920s the Tana Bhagat movement developed links with Gandhian nationalism and lost much of its earlier radical colour. The
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...beydee and Moulavi Syed Ameer Ali, Calcutta, 1867). He was to maintain his links with the Hooghly Imambara throughout his career in Bengal.
...ntinued to plead 'Muslim' causes, notably through establishing the British Red Crescent, and later through his support for the [[Khilafat Movement|khilafa
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...ly drawn on a flat background; the colours are bright, with a dark blue or red background. White is prominently used; the faces are large with large open
...preserved in the Varendra Research Museum, which reflects extremely strong links to Bengal (fig 3). When the manuscript is closed, each male figure faces a
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