The Great Divide: Muslim Separatism and Partition - Softcover

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It takes a fresh look at the perennial problem of the divide between the Hindus and Muslims and the partition of India it led to. Historical reasons have been analysed in the study in considerable depth and conclusions have been drawn. It debunks the efforts made by some apologists of Jinnah to shift the blame for partition on to others' shoulders and delineates the growh of separtism from the earliest times. The doctrine of two nations led to the creation and division of Pakistan and the inevitable division of the Muslims of the sub-continent into three nations. Historical forces which helped in the creation of a separate nation have been studied., About The Author:- An experienced media man scholar and author, S. C. Bhatt, had long experience as head of important department in the Government like News Services Division of Air Publications Division, DAVP, Research and Reference Division. He became a China watcher as AIR correspondent in Hong Kong. As one of the founding faculties of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication and as a guest lecturer in recent years. He has trained a number of medial hands. Bhatt has authored several books including Scholar Statesman Shankar Dayal Sharma: A Biography The Triangle: India- Nepal- China -A Study of Treaty Relations Satellite Invasion of India, District Gazetteer of Uttaranchal Besides, he edited the Encyclopedic District Gazetteers of India., Contents:- Preface The Great Divide British Bias Opting out of Struggle From Concept to Reality Partition And Its Agony Pakistan Divided Secularism in Action Leaders and The Led An "Islamic" Frankenstein Unrequited Love Appendix I Fundamental Rights Appendix II Faith, Heredity & Conversion Appendix III State Department Report on Religious Freedom, July 22, 1997 Partition Termed Setback to Islam 'Jinnah Let Down Prophet' Some Naipaul Views Superme Court Judgment on Hindutva Index

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