British India included Pakistan (and Bangladesh) and was controlled by the United Kingdom. Upon independence, the region split into two countries: India and Pakistan (which included Bangladesh at the time).
Pakistan was once a part of British India. During the Partition in 1947, India and Pakistan were split into their current countries.
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India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Burma.
The Partition of India occured in 1947 when British India was patitioned into what came to be the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and Peoples Republic of Bangladesh and the Republic of India. The Indian Independence Act 1947 resulted in the dissolution of the Britisl Indian Empire and the end of the British Raj.
There was no separate viceroy for Pakistan and one for India. As both were one country then. But the last viceroy of India was Lord Mountbatten.
India and Pakistan
no he was not. Mohammad Ali Jinnah fought for a separate country (Pakistan) and got it.
India and Pakistan were created when British left India. Pakistan further divided into two (Pakistan and Bangladesh) in 1971.
India and Pakistan
India and Pakistan. (Initially, Pakistan was split geographically into the larger West Pakistan and the smaller East Pakistan. Today, West Pakistan is now called just Pakistan, and East Pakistan became an independent country in its own right, Bangladesh.)
India existed as country first. India became an independent nation on 26 January, 1950. The dominion of Pakistan was established by the British in 1947 as part of a military partition, but did not become an independent state until 1971.
The two nations, formed at the time of partition of India in 1947 by the British, were the present India and Pakistan. Bangladesh was a part of Pakistan till 1971 Burma, although not regarded as a part of India, was nonetheless part of the wider India under British Empire.