badruddin in A Sentence

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    Badruddin had a quick, almost uncanny ear for languages.

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    About two years after this important conference, Badruddin died.

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    Badruddin himself had to learn all these languages before his English education began.

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    Badruddin did not consider the request courteous enough, and he continued to mumble.

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    He founded the Indian National Congress, associating Badruddin with it from its inception.

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    Badruddin started his public life, very suitably, on home ground: that is, in the affairs of Bombay city.

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    Mr Smith, Badruddin said to the barrister from the Bench," you have been in this country for several years.

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    Certainly, Badruddin had no reason to be dissatisfied with the role he played in helping the Muslim community of India.

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    Accordingly, rather than attempt to continue a dialogue, Badruddin preferred to withdraw from the politics of north Indian Muslims.

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    So am I," said Badruddin politely and left immediately in spite of the flustered judge' s attempts to stop him.

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    Two years afterwards these elections were held, and Badruddin, Phirozeshah Mehta and Telang all three were elected to the Council,

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    Badruddin' s home was that splendid mansion at Breach Candy which is now Sophia College, and his grounds sprawled over seventeen acres.

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    Later, when the other boys were busy avoiding lessons and playing self- invented games, Badruddin was, earnestly and solemnly,' pursuing his studies.

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    If England was the workshop in which Badruddin was collecting the tools of his future career, what else did he pick up there?

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    These traditions Badruddin helped to establish in the Bombay High Court, both by his own example and by putting moral pressure on others.

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    Badruddin was a great believer in physical fitness and he knew that the only way to physical fitness was through exercise and sport.

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    In England, Badruddin also learnt to admire and emulate the Englishman' s interest in games and sports, and his concern for physical fitness.

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    This, then, was the aim of the Legislative Council to which Badruddin was nominated as a member by the Governor of Bombay.

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    Priests from Badri-Kedar Temples Committee(BKTC), which manages the shrine, also said general consensus over the years has been that Badruddin is the author.

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    It was for the first time that Badruddin, Phirozeshah Mehta and Kashinath Brimbak Telang were together taking part in a debate on public affairs.

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    Admiral Tan Sri Ahmad Qamaruzzaman bin Haji Ahmad Badruddin, Chief of Royal Malaysian Navy inspecting Guard of Honour in New Delhi on July 25, 2016.

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    Badruddin also pointed out that even well- educated Muslims found it difficult to find suitable employment, since Arabic and Persian had little market value.

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    It was finally in 1887, at the third Congress session held in Madras, that Badruddin was able, not only to attend, but to preside as well.

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    Two years afterwards these elections were held, and Badruddin, Phirozeshah Mehta and Telang all three were elected to the Council, among other well- known citizens.

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    As we said earlier Badruddin always had a great deal of faith in an electoral system, especially where the voters were persons of some education.

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    Between the British government and their man Syed Ahmed Khan, the Muslims were incapable of taking the harder road, and Badruddin had to admit defeat.

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    Sir Syed was influential in north India, and because of him Badruddin did not succeed in persuading Muslims to join the Congress in large numbers.

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    AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal on Sunday said the party will extend its support to the independent candidates in places where AIUDF will not field any candidate.

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    Badruddin explained, two real reasons why the Muslims were so educationally backward, and why, consequently they could not become prosperous or successful in the modern world.

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    It is difficult to resist the temptation to repeat that, had Badruddin lived a few years longer, the history of Indian Muslims might have been happier.

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