International Journal of Social and Allied Research (IJSAR)
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IJSAR - MARCH 7(2.1) 2019 consists of papers submitted for special issue in collaboaration with Department of Buddhist Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi, India.
Table of Contents
Research Papers
| BUDDHISM IN PĀNGI VALLEY: A CULTURAL STUDY |
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| Sunita Devi | 1-5 |
| WOMEN AND THE BUDDHIST CONCEPT OF NIRBANA—STUDY OF SELECT JATAKA STORIES |
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| Kanak Kanti Bera | 6-10 |
| ISSUES OF TIBETAN WOMEN IN AN EXILE AND WAY FORWARD |
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| Gurmeet Kaur | 11-16 |
Articles
| VANQUISHING VIOLENCE |
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| Anushree Pandey | 17-20 |
| BRAHMAVIHĀRA— ROAD TO INTEGRAL HUMANISM |
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| Suresh Kumar | 21-24 |
| BUDDHIST VIEW ON SUICIDE AND EUTHANASIA |
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| Shravan Kumar | 25-28 |
| BUDDHISM IN KASHMIR |
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| Yaqoob Allie | 29-33 |
| COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRUTH ACCORDING TO CANDRAKRĪTI IN MĀDHYAMIKA TRADITION AND SHAṄKARACHĀRYA IN ADVAITA VEDANTA |
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| Nyima Sherpa | 34-38 |
| BUDDHISM, MARXISM, AND POSTMODERNISM: READINGS INTO SIMULTANEITIES AND SYNCHRONIZATION |
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| Ravi Bhatt | 39-44 |
| HUMAN RIGHTS AND BUDDHIST VIEW OF SOCIAL JUSTICE |
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| Neha Sukhija | 45-48 |
| RELIGIOUS IDEOLOGY AND POLITICAL LEGITIMATION IN EARLY MEDIEVAL DECCAN: AN ANALYSIS OF RĀṢṬRAKŪṬAS INSCRIPTIONS |
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| Pankaj Bahot | 49-53 |
| A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BHARTṚHARI AND DIGNȂGA PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE |
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| Ankit Chaurasiya | 54-56 |
| THE JĀTAKAS AND CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABILITY |
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| Sarvjeet Yadav | 57-62 |