indianisation in A Sentence

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    The process of' Indianisation' was slow.

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    Indianisation of Public Services.

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    Indianisation of Public Services is a slow but steady process.”.

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    It was a significant step towards the Indianisation of armed forces.

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    Indianisation does not mean that one should be asked to quit his religious system.

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    Dr Jilani: Much has been said about‘Indianisation' and a lot of confusion has arisen over it.

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    After World War I the British started the process of Indianisation by which Indians were promoted into higher officer ranks.

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    After the First World War the British started the process of Indianisation, by which Indians were promoted into higher officer ranks.

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    He was also a member of Skeen Committee also known as Indian Sandhurst Committee and Shea Commission for the Indianisation of the British Indian Army.

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    The column at this point talks of the harmonious nature of Hindu ideology and explains that Indianisation is the realisation that we all owe allegiance to this land, belong to a common culture and have common ancestors.

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    To achieve this, in the face of a gradually increasing Indianisation of the institutions of the Government of India, the Act concentrated the decision for the use and the actual administration of the safeguards in the hands of the British-appointed Viceroy and provincial governors who were subject to the control of the Secretary of State for India.

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