Urdu Hindi Conflict

Urdu is a word of Turkish language. This means Army, therefore Urdu is called a language of Army. It started when Muslim conquerors started attacking South Asia. Later on it progressed a lot as a language and in present times it has taken the position of a developed language.

After gaining power the British started finishing the language of Urdu started by Muslim rulers and Persian language which was the language of the era of Muslim rule.

HINDUS OPPOSITION OF URDU AND ITS REASON

During the Muslim rule the Hindus never opposed

Urdu because they did not wish to create tension with the Muslim rulers. But when British made English as the official language than Hindus also started opposing Urdu. They complained that Urdu is a language of Muslims.

SIR SYED'S STEPS FOR PROTECTION OF URDU BRITISH AND HINDUS STEPS FOR ELIMINATION OF URDU THE DEMAND FOR PAKISTAN TO PROTECT AND PROMOTE URDU

creation of Pakistan

SEPARATE ELECTORATE

SEPARATE ELECTORATE COMBINED ELECTORATE

DIFFERENCE IN SEPARATE AND COMBINED ELECTORATE

SIR SYED AHMED KHAN AND SEPARATE ELECTORATE AC T OF 1892 AND PROMOTION OF COMBINED ELECTORATE THE BRITISH MUSLIM REACTION OF COMBINED ELECTORATES SIMLA DELEGATIONS DEMAND FOR A SEPARATE NATION MUSLIM LEAGUES EFFORTS' FOR APPROVAL OF SEPARATE ELECTROATE

Congress strongly opposed the demand of separate electorate and termed it a sectarian type of elections Many British Leaders opposed separate electorate and supported Congress point of view

THE ACT OF INDIA 1909 AND SEPARATE ELECTORATE LUCKNOW PACT AND SEPARATE ELECTORATE ACT OF INDIA 1919 AND SEPARATE ELECTORATE DEHLI MUSLIM SUGGESTIONS AND SEPARATE ELECTORATES NEHRU REPORT AND SEPARTE ELECTORATE ALL PARTYIES MUSLIM CONFERENCE AND SEPARATE ELECTORATES FOURTEEN POINTS OF QUAID-I-AZAM AND SEPARATE ELECTRO ATE ACT OF INDIA 1935 AND SEPARATE ELECTORATE

IMPORTANCE OF SEPARATE ELECTORATE

In the Indian Sub-continent the British entered through Bengal for trade purposes. Their trade houses were constructed in the sea ports of Bengal. Later on they planned to take over India from here and finish the Muslim government.

1. VASTNESS OF BENGAL 2. WORSE CONDITIONS OF EAST BENGAL 3. DESTRUCTION OF CHITTAGQNG SEA PORT 4. PROBLEM OF ARISA LANGUAGE 5. DESTRUCTION OF INDUSTRY AND SKILL

DEMARKAT1ON OF NEW PROVINCES PROVINCE OF EAST BENGAL AND ASAM PROVINCE OF WEST BENGAL THE HOPE FOR BENEFITS FOR MUSLIMS BY DIVISION OF BENGAL

MUSLIMS REACTION HINDU REACTION ANNULMENT OF DIVISION OF BENGAL 12 DEEMBER 1911

1. START OF EXTREMISM IN POLITICS 2. UNVEILING OF CONGRESS TRUE FACE 3. PROMOTION OF MUSLIM'S POLITICAL AWAKENING 4. ESTABLISHMENT OF DHAKA UNIVERSITY