With the rise of Islam strengthening connections between different cultures in Africa and Asia, more and more Africans settled in the Indian Subcontinent permanently.
Indo-Africans and the Story of Malik Ambar Read More »
The Lucknow Pact is a testament to Jinnah’s adeptness as a political tactician in the cause for an Independent India.
The Lucknow Pact – 1916 Read More »
The Partition of Bengal is a clear example of how what is in the best interests of one community can be at odds with the best interests of another.
The Partition of Bengal – 1905-1911 Read More »
The reforms allowed Muslims to get into government and rock the boat without fear of being tossed overboard. However, not everyone was happy.
The Minto-Morley Reforms – 1909 Read More »
“[Jinnah] has true stuff in him, and that freedom from all sectarian prejudice which will make him the best ambassador of Hindu–Muslim Unity.”
The All-India Muslim League – 1906 Read More »
In this essay, I will attempt to provide an overview of Britain’s involvement in India (1757-1947) and determine whether the Empire’s involvement was necessary for India to modernize.
The British Raj and the Destruction of the Subcontinent’s Economy Read More »
