Partition of India

The Wire journalist Arfa Khanum Sherwani rememebred Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, who coined two-nation theory, to give right direction to Muslims

Muhammad Iqbal, was one of the most significant proponents of the two-nation theory and the creation of Pakistan in the first half of the 20th century. Indians know him as the man behind the famous composition ‘Sare Jahaan Se Achcha’ however, for Nehruvian Secularists, Iqbal has come to be regarded as a beacon of unity and tolerance between Hindus and Muslims in India.

Khalistanis don't want people to think that partition was India's loss, they don't think it was a loss for Hindus; they peddle the narrative that Punjab sacrificed land and life so naturally, for them, Sikhs sacrificed land and life and hence Sikhs, as per Khalistanis, have a divine right to a separate state carved out of India.

Congress MP Manickam Tagore writes to Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan opposing CBSE organising exhibitions on partition

Sharad Pawar said that he is worried about the circular issued by the CBSE on the Indo-Pak partition that took place in 1947. 

Thoughts similar to the declared and undeclared agenda of the Direct Action Day are expressed by certain Muslim leaders and organizations in contemporary India. Sharjeel Imam and Popular Front of India are prime examples.

The world’s worst historical horrors of mass genocide were the cold-blooded ruthless murders which the partition of India saw

That the Sindhis were an economically, politically, and even socially developed community is reflected in the life story of Kumari Jethi Tulsidas Sipahimalani.

On the 15th of June 1947, Congress along with Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi accepted the Mountbatten Plan to tear India into two - Islamic Pakistan and Secular India

Indian regional cinema on the contrary has tens of hundreds of Ramayana, Mahabharat, and several other such productions based on spiritual Indian history. And each of these productions is full of creativity in their story-telling.