MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GANDHI CAP»
Gandhi cap
gandhi
white
coloured
sidecap
pointed
front
back
having
wide
band
made
khadi
takes
name
after
indian
leader
mahatma
first
popularised
during
independence
movement
worn
commonly
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iconic
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sides
andrew
whitehead
revival
politics
radical
objects
common
history
workshop
symbol
violent
pursuit
self
reliance
origins
entirely
clear
origin
polak
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with
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south
african
campaign
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some
years
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more
whose
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over
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place
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polls
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GANDHI CAP»
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This traditional Gujarati cap came to be known as the Gandhi Cap and became
the main symbol for Gandhiism. After Gandhi's death, the Gandhian values
started eroding, but his so-called followers kept wearing the Gandhi Cap, not so
much ...
Victor Margolin, Richard Buchanan, 1995
2
Gandhi's Pilgrimage of Faith: From Darkness to Light
The white Khadi cap in particular, which Gandhi wore until 1921, came to be
known as the “Gandhi cap”; it became an identification mark of every
Congressman and a badge of nationalism as well. Wearing this cap meant
following Gandhi; ...
3
The Golden
Gandhi Statue from America: Early Stories
Then, one day, the Gandhi-cap-clad man arrived in the morning. He said, 'Hey,
Whitty and Shitty! I'm in great danger! The red-flag chaps are really thrashing us.
They're our enemy. Throw bombs at them. When you get a chance, slit their ...
4
Mahatma
Gandhi : A Multifaceted Person
So-called genteel folk were shocked to see him attend important meetings and
public gatherings in that dress was made of kahdi. The Gandhi cap was
something very akin to a Kashmiri cap without its embroidery. Gandhi insisted on
its being ...
5
Popular Translations of Nationalism: Bihar, 1920-1922
the gandhi cap thus was a metonym for disorder. The British had for long been
trying to control indian headwear and they now began to clamp down on gandhi
cap-wearers by dismissing them from government jobs, fining them and at times ...
6
Gandhi: The Man, His People, and the Empire
the white cap, pointed at the front and the back, that hundreds of thousands of
freedom activists would wear after 1920, except that this Indian cap, known also
as the Gandhi cap, would be made from cotton spun and woven by hand.
Because ...
7
Indira
Gandhi: Daughter of India
Her dolls were — at the same time — British, with tiny pith helmets, and Indian,
wearing khadi and the small white cap that became known as the Gandhi cap. In
Indira's scenarios, the dolls fought against each other or argued their issues
aloud ...
Carol Dommermuth-Costa, 2002
8
Clothing
Gandhi's Nation: Homespun and Modern India
lence by the police on volunteers or other citizens because they wore a Gandhi
cap or khaddar.32 The district collector apparently reassured the residents of
Guntur, promising to speak with the police on their behalf. It is likely that the
residents ...
It has ever since been known as the ' Gandhi cap '. Though it was ushered in
under such auspices as that of the directive of Mahatma Gandhi and was
patronized by such leaders as Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister, and
Rajendra ...
Govind Sadashiv Ghurye, 1966
10
Consumption: The history and regional development of consumption
During the First Non-Cooperative Movement of 1920-21, the wearing of khadi
and especially the cap, by now dubbed a "Gandhi cap," was widespread and
became the symbolic focus, once again, of the British-Indian battle over
headdress.
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «GANDHI CAP»
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Gandhi cap est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
750 techies walk with palkhi
PUNE: On Friday morning IT professional Manoj Patil donned a white pyjama and kurta, a Gandhi cap and proceeded to Alandi to participate in ... «Times of India, juil 15»
Better Than Food Truck: An Amazing Lunch Box System
Then the incredible starts to happen: a messenger dressed all in white and wearing a white Gandhi cap, while riding a bike, comes to the front ... «Huffington Post, mai 15»
Gandhi Bhavans in 30 districts
Wearing the trademark Gandhi cap, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah made this announcement at a function organised to mark the day. Gandhian ... «The Hindu, mai 15»
Artistes analyse Saamna after 40 years
... the dhoti and Gandhi cap clad rural politician (Hindurao), and Lagoo, the teacher (Mastar), who naggingly probes his psyche to shame him. «Times of India, avril 15»
Artistes analyse Vijay Tendulkar's film 'Saamna' as it completes 40 …
... the dhoti and Gandhi cap clad rural politician (Hindurao), and Lagoo, the teacher (Mastar), who naggingly probes his psyche to shame him. «Daily News & Analysis, avril 15»
Hooda has more caps to show, Tanwar gets boos during speech
... to senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel's residence, had then announced that Congress workers would wear the “Gandhi cap” at the rally. «The Indian Express, avril 15»
Kisan Rally : Divided Congress to cheer Rahul Gandhi with separate …
In response to Hooda's pink turbans, the Tanwar faction has decided to call supporters to wear Gandhi cap.Captain Ajay Singh Yadav, who is ... «indiatvnews.com, avril 15»
Congress sees 'colour war' as healthy competition
Hooda has instructed his supporters to wear pink turbans, while the Tanwar camp has been rooting for the Gandhi cap with Tricolour. «Chandigarh Tribune, avril 15»
Sunanda K Datta-Ray: Back in Britain's good books
When a ban on swarajist symbols was contemplated, the late Fenner Brockway, the Labour veteran, produced a Gandhi cap in the Commons ... «Business Standard, mars 15»
Fame came with mirth
It even showed in his dress of khadi and a Gandhi cap. Religious, he visited temples regularly and always carried the auspicious kumkum ... «The Hindu, mars 15»
