India DividedThe question of the partition of India into Muslim and Hindu zones assumed importance after the All-India Muslim League passed a resolution in its favour in March 1940 in Lahore. |
Contents
Two NationsBasis of Pakistan | 3 |
Nationality and State | 11 |
Muslimsa Separate Nation | 21 |
National and Multinational | 34 |
The Picture from Another Angle | 40 |
THE COMMUNAL TRIANGLE | 103 |
Introductory | 105 |
Divide and Rule and The East India Company | 109 |
The Resolution Analysed | 280 |
The Resolution Analysed contd Delimitation | 290 |
Population by Communities of Provinces of British india | 292 |
Population by Communities of Sind | 295 |
Population by Communities of the nwfP | 296 |
Population by Communities of Baluchistan | 297 |
Population by Communities of the Punjab | 299 |
muslim and nonmuslim districts of the Punjab and their Population by Communities | 302 |
The Wahabi Movement | 113 |
The Earlier Days of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan | 118 |
Percentages of men from different Parts of india in the army | 120 |
The British Principals of The Aligarh | 124 |
The Origin of Separate Electorates | 137 |
The Muslim League Founded and The Lucknow Pact | 144 |
The Khilafat Movement and After | 149 |
The Base of the Triangle Lengthens | 158 |
The Angle of Difference Widens | 176 |
Result of General elections 1937 | 178 |
Summary of Part II | 203 |
SCHEMES OF PARTITION | 213 |
A Scheme for a Confederacy of India | 217 |
The Aligarh Professors Scheme | 224 |
Rahmat Alis Scheme | 227 |
Dr S A Latifs Scheme | 232 |
Sir Sikandar Hayat Khans Scheme | 243 |
Percentage of muslim Population in the northwestern State or zone 1931 | 248 |
Sir Abdullah Haroon Committees Scheme | 249 |
northern muslim zone | 250 |
Population of eastern muslim zone | 251 |
The Birth of the Idea of Partition | 254 |
RESOLUTION ON PAKISTAN | 259 |
Indefiniteness and Implications | 261 |
Disadvantage of Indefiniteness | 272 |
Population of muslims and nonmuslims in the northwestern zone | 274 |
Population of muslims in the northwest zone from which districts with non muslim majorities are excluded | 309 |
Population by Communities of Bengal | 310 |
muslim and nonmuslim districts of Bengal and their Population by Communities | 313 |
Partition of Sikhs and Bengalis | 340 |
RESOURCES OF THE MUSLIM STATES | 343 |
Agriculture | 345 |
Minerals | 365 |
Forests | 371 |
Industry | 372 |
Revenue and Expenditure | 383 |
The Proposal for Partition Examined | 406 |
ALTERNATIVES TO PAKISTAN | 433 |
The Cripps Proposal | 435 |
Professor Coplands Regional Scheme | 439 |
Sir Sultan Ahmads Scheme | 453 |
Sir Ardeshir Dalals Scheme | 461 |
Dr Radha Kumud Mukherjis | 465 |
The Communist Partys Support to Pakistan | 472 |
Sapru Committees Proposals | 480 |
Dr Ambedkars Scheme | 491 |
Mr M N Roys Draft Constitution | 494 |
Epilogue | 498 |
Addendum | 502 |
Maps and Graphs | 537 |
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