Religion, Law and Power

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Focusing on the Mahima Dharma of Orissa, this book offers an anthropological history that examines the intricate connections between religion and politics over a span of 140 years. It highlights the community's development and its interactions with state and national identities, while addressing themes of caste, Hinduism, and modernity. Ishita Banerjee-Dube presents a critical analysis that challenges conventional views of Hinduism, making this work essential for scholars and readers interested in South Asian history, religion, and the dynamics of power and resistance.