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swaraj
[ swuh-rahj ]
noun
- (in India) self-government.
- (initial capital letter) (formerly, in British India) the political party supporting this principle over British rule.
swaraj
/ əˈɑː /
noun
- (in British India) self-government; independence
Derived Forms
- ɲˈᾱ, nounadjective
- ɲˈᾱ, noun
Other 51Թ Forms
- ɲ·i noun
- ɲ·i noun adjective
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of swaraj1
Example Sentences
In a meeting with the external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj, Mr Bisaria told her that "that India's diplomatic options in dealing with a terrorist attack of this nature was limited".
Swaraj Jain from Jaipur is heading to New York University in August, brimming with excitement and a clear understanding of the challenges ahead.
Named after the British general who helped stamp out India’s first nationalist rebellion in 1857, the island was officially renamed Swaraj Dweep a few years ago, though few people, even officials, use that name.
"We have had a foretaste of swaraj," he declared with irony.
A community that practices swaraj may not dam a stream, for example, if that threatens the water supply of downstream villages; its well-being cannot compromise that of others.
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