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Final Assessment
Question No 1:
Muslims and Hindus had been living together for centuries in Sub-continent then why
they got separated? Trace out the historical evolution of Two Nations Theory.
Introduction
War of independence
Hindi Urdu controversy
BENGAL PARTITION
MINTO MORLEY REFORMS 1909
DEMAND OF SEPARATE ELECTRORATE
Revival of Muslim image and identity
Protection of Muslim Culture and Civilization
Conclusion
Introduction:
In the Sub-continent Muslims and Hindus are the those two nations which were lived
from many centuries in the sub continent but there were lot of differences in their
ideology , culture , Caste , Rituals and religion and many other things as the famous
philosophers like‘’ Al-Beruni Said that in his famous book ‘’ Kitab-Ul-Hind ‘’that the two
nations Muslims and Hindus have many difference on the basis of their customs,
cultures , Philosophy , literature and religion practices and I didn’t see any common
things between these two nations and that’s why Hindus and Muslim did not lived
together and there is no any common things between them in the sub continent . and
on the base of Two-Nation Theory there were many differences like Financial and social
differences between the sub-two continent's main cultures, Hindus and Muslims.
Indeed, these differences in viewpoint played a major role in giving birth to the division
of sub-continent into two independent states.The Muslims of the sub-continent were
largely wiiling for these disparities in society because of their , faith and history. In order
to provide protections for their unique and distinct identification as a country, they
eventually decided to demand a separate homeland. On the base of the Two Nation
theory there were many factors and incidents which are the responsible for the
separation of the sub-continent and the first Muslim leader who started their fighting or
struggle for the separate home land intended for the Muslims which was Sir Syed
Ahmed Khan.
major incidents behind the separation of Sub-Continent:
1. WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
The year 1857 when the War of Independence was battled against the British. This
activity, as well, was to no end, and the Muslims had to confront the most severe and
obtuse British reprisal. The British, with the assistance of the Hindus, made a
progression of moves to completely pulverize the Muslims. The decent public activity
was denied to the Muslims for their inclusion in the conflict of freedom. Because of
carrying out a deliberate approach of elimination, the Muslims' monetary status
declined, and they hit the absolute bottom of their public activity.
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan went ahead in this hour of edginess and hopelessness to assist the
Muslims with getting their funk. He encouraged the Muslims to get present day training
first and leave upon political recovery to get back their old situation in the public arena.
Sir Syed dispatched his Aligarh development which showed the Muslims the new
skylines of good life. The Aligarh development capably drove the Muslims to recuperate
their lost magnificence by offering harmony to their social, business, instructive and
political aspects of life in the Indian social set up.
2. HINDI-URDU CONTROVERSY 1867
Urdu was almost 300 years old and was known from the early days as the tongue of
the Muslims in the sub-continent. The convergence of Arabic, Persian and Turkish
gave rise to a modern language known as Hindustani. Shahjahani and finally Urdu It
was also called as Lashkari because of the merging of other language. Gradually the
new language of Urdu become the media of expression of the Muslims of the sub-
continent. They agreed this language for the communication of their social, cultural
and regional outlooks. Urdu soon passed through stages of development and became
the symbol of Muslims unity and culture. The Muslim and Hindu writes worked a lot
for the development of Urdu. Valuable services have also been provided by Sir Syed
Ahmed Khan for the production and defense of Urdu. The Muslims, thus, developed
an emotional link with Urdu that had attained a national language status.The Hindus
did not like the fast development of Urdu because of their everlasting envy and hate
towards Muslims and their faith.Urdu was introduced as an official language of the
sub-continent in 1825 which aroused Hindus antagonism against this language. The
British too, were not in favor of any measure which was to promote Muslims cultural
values in the sub-continent. The British rules in order to please the Hindus begin to
oppose Urdu to eliminate the influence of Muslims culture.
The Muslims now understood that they were not fair with both the Hindus and the
British. The Hindus' anti-Urdu position reiterated the confidence of Muslims in the Two-
Nation principle.
3. BENGAL PARTITION
The main region with a populace of 78 million was Bengal. The whole territory was
under one lieutenant-lead representative, who alone couldn't assume responsibility for
the strategic solicitations of a wide city. Because of his awkward organization unit, an
enormous bit of the region stayed dismissed.
In 1899, the Viceroy of India became Lord Curzon. He has been a capable and viable
executive. He went on a wide-ranging tour of Bengal's territories and concluded that the
area was much too large to be effectively dominated. The territory's legislative chief had
practically griped about the measured problems they were facing in the vast area. They
had suggested the parcel of land because of its size and massive population.
Various sector designs that, in any case, didn't emerge were seen and discussed. In
1905, Lord Curzon consented to convey the territory into two territories and
coordinated a deliberate meaning of the division of Bengal and submitted it for
endorsement to England. The British Summit settled on the division proposition, and on
The Bengal area was split into two sections on October 16, 1905: which also included
developed areas such as Memansingh, Chittagong, Assam, Rajshahi, Khulna, Rangpur,
and Bogra.
It is fortified the Two-Nation Theory which turns into the evidence of Muslims' free
The Muslim League's consideration of Quaid-I-Azam was a verifiable occasion which
gave the political battle of the Muslim League another measurement. The Muslim
League has additionally called for Indian self-rule, putting the Muslim League and the
section nearer to one another. Individuals from the two players concluded that to get
the public authority around to acknowledge the requests, they should work with one
another.
An extraordinary advertiser of Hindu-Muslim congruity was Quaid-I-Azam. He asked the
Muslim League to hold its yearly gathering in Bombay in 1915. The Muslim League
promptly took up the counsel of the Quaid and dispatched its endeavors under their gui.
Muslims, along these lines, to defend their future requested the arrangement of independent
electorate. The different electorate was surrendered by the Minto-Morley changes of 1909.
The foundation of the Muslim League in 1906 imbued another soul among the Muslims. The
Muslim League gave devoted authority to the Indian Muslims.
Conclusion
In the Sub-continent Muslims and Hindus are the those two nations which were lived from
many centuries in the sub-continent but there were lot of differences in their ideology ,
culture , Caste , Rituals and religion and many other things as the famous philosophers like‘’
Al-Beruni Said that in his famous book ‘’ Kitab-Ul-Hind ‘’that the two nations Muslims and
Hindus have many difference on the basis of their customs, cultures , Philosophy , literature
and religion practices and I didn’t see any common things between these two nations and
that’s why Hindus and Muslim did not lived together and there is no any common things
between them in the sub-continent .The Muslims, thus, developed an emotional link with
Urdu that had attained a national language status. The Hindus did not like the fast
development of Urdu because of their everlasting envy and hate towards Muslims and their
faith. Urdu was introduced as an official language of the sub-continent in 1825 which
aroused Hindus antagonism against this language. On the base of the Two Nation theory
there were many factors and incidents which are the responsible for the separation of the
sub-continent and the first Muslim leader who started their fighting or struggle for the
separate home land for the Muslims which was Sir Syed Ahmed Khan.
Question No 3:
Answer
1: Introduction of agriculture
4: conclusion
Introduction:
The rural area is the strength of our homeland's economy. A big part of the populace's
immediate types of revenue is agribusiness. Yet, the development pace of agribusiness
in Pakistan is confronting a ton of issues which is bringing about an increment of
destitution. The farming area is struggling with these issues due to a number of reasons,
including low per-section land yield in Pakistan compared to other developing nations,
small cultivable region, waterlogging and saltiness, and an obsolete creation policy.
Construction of dames
Heavy, unwelcome rains and flooding have decimated agricultural production in some
places. It's vital to build ladies and groups on streams to address this topic. Through the
development of women, we can gather water and use it in the period of scarcity and
furthermore complete deficiency of water.
Agricultural research
To overcome the horticulture industry's backwardness, agribusiness research is needed.
There are only around 16 important farming schools and colleges in Pakistan.
Government should build work in the field of farming and open more establishments for
agribusiness advancement and for research reasons.
Mechanization
Homestead motorization is crucial for eliminating the farming issues. Utilizing ranch
apparatus to plant, develop, and collect harvests expands the proficiency and amount of
produce.
Training of farmers
Our ranchers are uneducated and badly prepared in this way, their efficiencies are poor.
Government should begin specialized curriculum establishment and start molecule
preparing programs for ranchers and give them preparation about cultivating.
Conclusion
Being a Pakistani, it is our duty to for work for our country and in each and every aspect
of its development. We should also for agriculture sector and its development and
getting it out from darkness and get it in to new levels of development. We should work
for the utilization of current methods, arrangement of credit offices, attempt to give
essential foundation and agrarian examination offices to all ranchers, and work hard day
and night for the evacuation of the multitude of issues of our rural area. As we know
agriculture is the backbone of our nation and almost population of our country is based
on it.