From Rangdāri Tax to Rangrezi: Chromatic Landscape of the Post-colonial

Journal of Human Values 25 (3):150-165 (2019)
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Abstract

Rangrez and Rangdār are two commonly used words in north India. ‘Rangrez’ is a painter/dyer, and in Sufi tradition is also a word for Allah. ‘Rangdāri’ is an illegal extortion tax, and the person w...

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