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    The document discusses the two nation theory, which proposed that Hindus and Muslims in British India constituted two distinct nations and should have separate homelands. It arose due to religious, cultural, economic, educational, political, and linguistic differences between Hindus and Muslims that made them incompatible to govern together, as well as controversy over the partition of Bengal. The two nation theory argued that Hindus and Muslims could not coexist within a single nation and ultimately led to the partition of British India into independent states of India and Pakistan in 1947.

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    The document discusses the two nation theory, which proposed that Hindus and Muslims in British India constituted two distinct nations and should have separate homelands. It arose due to religious, cultural, economic, educational, political, and linguistic differences between Hindus and Muslims that made them incompatible to govern together, as well as controversy over the partition of Bengal. The two nation theory argued that Hindus and Muslims could not coexist within a single nation and ultimately led to the partition of British India into independent states of India and Pakistan in 1947.

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    1. Elucidate the ideology of pak.

    What are the reasons which contributed for the development two
    nation theory. Is the 2 nation theory relevant of dacca?discuss

    Two Nation Theory


    In sub-continent, there are two nations are living. They have different
    religious beliefs, traditions, cultures, customs and living styles. They
    can’t live together. So, here two nation theory rises.

    Main points of two Nation theory:


    1. Religious Differences
    2. Cultural differences (rituals, ceremonies, marriages)
    3. Economic Difference (education difference)
    4. Education system (Co-education)
    5. Political difference
    6. Language controversy difference
    7. Partition of Bengal

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