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When did the partition take place?
The partition of British India took place on August 15, 1947. This event led to the creation of two independent dominions, India and Pakistan, as a result of the end of British colonial rule. The partition was marked by significant communal violence and mass migrations, as millions of people were displaced along religious lines.
Why is Kashimir important to both India and Pakistan?
Both claim the territory to be its own. During partition Population of majority Kashmiri were Muslims, but the ruling king was Hindu. Muslims wanted to join Pakistan, but the Hindu King wanted to stay with India. A referendum would have to take later. But never conducted by India.
Can you take train to country that share border with India?
Yes you can take a train from Pakistan and Bangladesh to India. Pakistan has 2 trains which go to India and Bangladesh has 1
What countries have planned marriages?
I know that they do this in India, Ethiopia, Egypt, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
When did the partition of Bengal take place and when was it annulled?
1911
Why did England help Pakistan in the India Pakistan war?
To take advantage from west-Asia crops....
Where did the partition of Bengal take place?
The partition of Bengal took place in British India in 1905. It involved the division of the Bengal province into two separate entities: East Bengal and Assam, predominantly Muslim, and West Bengal, predominantly Hindu. This partition was primarily aimed at weakening the nationalist movement by creating communal divisions. However, it was met with widespread protests and was reversed in 1911.
What are the Muslim states in British India?
I take it you mean Pakistan & what is now Bangladesh, formerly East Pakistan.
Why did the Indian partition take place?
The Indian partition in 1947 occurred primarily due to religious and political tensions between Hindus and Muslims, leading to demands for separate nations. The Indian National Congress and the All-India Muslim League had differing visions for post-colonial governance, with the League advocating for a separate Muslim state, which culminated in the creation of Pakistan. Additionally, the British desire to exit India quickly and manage the growing unrest contributed to the hurried and poorly planned division, resulting in widespread violence and mass displacement.
Who accepted cabinet mission plan of India 1942?
it was first accepted by jinnah but when nehru stated that no partition would take place once the british left so it was rejected by jinnah.
Why does Pakistan think they have the right to Kashmir over India?
Legally, Jammu & Kashmir is an integral and inseparable part of India. The British had ruled India as one undivided country made up of many provinces and princely states. When they left, India was partitioned into two separate countries. The new country, as mentioned earlier, was called Pakistan. The British as well as the leaders of both India and Pakistan had agreed to one basic principle - every inch of land must go either to India or to Pakistan. In other words, people living in India before the partition of 1947, had only two options: they could either join Pakistan or they could join India. They could not remain independent.Jammu & Kashmir was actually an exception. The Maharaja of the State had wanted time to decide whether he should join Pakistan or join India. But the rulers of Pakistan did not want to give him the opportunity to decide and instead attacked his state, killing hundreds of people and causing extensive damage to property. The Pakistani action forced the Maharaja to join India. But still pakistan try to take over kashmir which is illegal.
When first census take place in Pakistan?
The first census in Pakistan was held in 1951.
