"Hindu-ness" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2017 December 7, Ashutosh Tripathi, “Rahul Gandhi's Hindu-ness Shows A New Confidence”, in NDTV.com:",
          "text": "Watching Rahul Gandhi going from one temple to another, donning a teeka on his forehead, flaunting his Hindu-ness is a fascinating experience.",
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          "ref": "2020 November, “The politics of Hindutva in India”, in IISS [International Institute for Strategic Studies]:",
          "text": "‘Hindu nationalism’ is a translation of the Indian concept of Hindutva, in which ‘Hindu-ness’ is not determined by religious affiliation but by nationality, culture and race – whether one’s ancestors, even very distantly, originated from the Indian subcontinent.",
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          "text": "Maintaining that Hindutva is the identity of India, he said, \"Hindutva does not mean Hindu-ism. It means Hindu-ness.\"",
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          "text": "Shashi Tharoor suddenly becomes a proud Hindu and writes an emotional account of his Hindu-ness in his book, Why I Am a Hindu (Aleph, 2018).",
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