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Ottoman Caliph: What Happened After 1924?
“He embodied all the complexity and contradictions of the late Ottoman experience.”
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In the wake of the Saharanpur mosque demolition, we revisit our published explainer that traces how the Babri Masjid dispute became a mass political movement shaped by contested history and evidence.
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