India was a land of many princely states, each with its own monarchy or other form of government. British arrived in India as traders first (that's why it was called the East-India company) and were lured by the rich resources of the country. They noticed how various states fought amongst themselves and saw this as an opportunity to get control over the sub-continent. They employed various tactics and strategies to divide and rule over the country. They weakened the Indian states by making them fight over various differences and then conquered over them by means of their own powerful army.
Great Britain divided India into two countries: India and Pakistan. It was to separate the two religions that were dominant in India: Hinduism and Islam.
Great Britain, as India was still a colony belonging to Great Britain at the time.
Gandhi
I do believe it was Great Britain
Britain by its policy of Divide and Rule were able to capture some provinces of India. Taking advantage of the situation, the British destroying the Indian Industry and Commerce, exported raw materials of India to England to develop Britain and then they were exporting from England the manufactured products making India dependent on Britain with its own production and industry totally crippled.
Marthi's essay on India after Independence is called "Divide and Rule Policy in India". It highlights how the country was before and after Great Britain was in power.
As occupants of India
Great Britain divided India into two countries: India and Pakistan. It was to separate the two religions that were dominant in India: Hinduism and Islam.
After years of owning India, Britain realized in was not feasible to keep India. It was costing money to defend a country that was not able to offer much in the form of resources.
north India (Delhi) and south India (Punjab)
Great Britain, as India was still a colony belonging to Great Britain at the time.
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Great Britain.
India became a colony of Great Britain.
The British granted independence to India on 15th August 1947.
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