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Scheduled caste talents in Indian cinema
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Salman Khan, film actor (bottom right), in his biggest hit, Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
See also Salman Khan: hit-and-run case, 2002, Shah Rukh Khan vs. Salman Khan: the cold war, Sultan (2016) and Iulia Vantur, as well as Tubelight (2017), in which Salman acts opposite Zhu Zhu, the controversial actress from China

Vai volunteers have created pages on aspects as diverse as the series on Miss Mizoram: history and Mizoram: Football on the one hand, and on the other Mizoram: From ancient times to 1946, Mizoram: A brief chronology (1946-1997) , Mizoram 1870-1926: Christianity and literacy , Mizo religion, culture, beliefs, songs, oral literature…
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Apart from Manipuri Cinema and Lin Laishram, Indpaedia’s mayang volunteers have been assiduously archiving research published in The Sangai Express.
For example, see Manipur Merger Agreement, 1949, Manipur: 1890-1930 (History), Manipur: cuisine, Gita Govinda: in Manipur, Zeliangrong: Birth and puberty ceremonies, Tingkao Ragwang Chapriak religion, Luira Phanit…

The 16th Lok Sabha (2014- ): trends
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Indpaedia has a year-wise Rich List: India series, based on Forbes as well as Hurun.

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About: Indpaedia is an unfunded, volunteer-run archive-cum-encyclopædia that hopes to contain information about every Indian (if possible, South Asian) topic of general interest.

Our country-wise links (above) are not working too well right now, but we already have a few hundred articles each about Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal and Pakistan. We have uploaded roughly 14,100 articles about India so far. You can find the information you want through the ‘Search’ box (top right) or through these country-wise indexes.

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Indpaedia’s goal is to have a page about every sub-caste and tribe (we have covered around 5,850 Communities so far); every town, no matter how small (we have already uploaded over 5,250 articles about Places); every animal and plant; every higher secondary school and college; every aspect of our Economy-Industry-Resources; everyone connected with Cinema-TV-Pop, currently or in the past; indeed, every aspect of our sub-continent.

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