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Rama's best friend is the Vanara leader __________________________.
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(71) The Hindu ideal regarding material prosperity is ________________.
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(74) The palace of ____________ was located in the city of Lanka.
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(87) Because she describes perspectives on traditional Hindu values that sometimes promote equality for _______. Doniger's writings have caused considerable controversy in India.
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(81) The Hindu ideal regarding liberation of the soul is ________________.
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(87) After India's Independence from ____________________in 1947, a new form of Hindu Nationalism arose.
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(79) Rama and his family lived at ______________________, which is revered as a shrine in India today.
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(74) Bettina Knapp sees Sita's experience in the fire as a kind of_________.
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(89) The Hindu ideal regarding correct behavior in all facets of life is __________.
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