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Professor Brij Narayan: A staunch supporter of Pakistan, murdered during 1947 riots
Professor Brij Narayan, a renowned economist, was murdered in Lahore during the 1947 riots despite his strong support for Pakistan and efforts to protect property.
Professor Brij Narayan: A staunch supporter of Pakistan, murdered during 1947 riots
Professor Brij Narayan, a renowned economist, was murdered in Lahore during the 1947 riots despite his strong support for Pakistan and efforts to protect property.
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Gandhi's Fast Unto Death: India-Pakistan Asset Dispute and Delhi Violence
On January 12, 1948, Mahatma Gandhi began a fast unto death protesting the killing of Muslims in Delhi and India's refusal to pay Pakistan its 55 crore rupees (out of 75 crore rupees) share of assets from the British Raj, a decision driven by Sardar Patel's opposition to Pakistan and concerns about ...
Gandhi's Fast Unto Death: India-Pakistan Asset Dispute and Delhi Violence
On January 12, 1948, Mahatma Gandhi began a fast unto death protesting the killing of Muslims in Delhi and India's refusal to pay Pakistan its 55 crore rupees (out of 75 crore rupees) share of assets from the British Raj, a decision driven by Sardar Patel's opposition to Pakistan and concerns about ...
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32% Bias Score
Maulvi Abul Qasim Fazl Haq: A Pivotal but Controversial Figure in Pakistan's History
Maulvi Abul Qasim Fazl Haq, born October 26, 1873, played a crucial role in the Pakistan Movement, presenting the Pakistan Resolution in 1940 but later facing expulsion from the Muslim League due to conflicts with Jinnah; his career highlights the fluctuating political alliances and power struggles ...
Maulvi Abul Qasim Fazl Haq: A Pivotal but Controversial Figure in Pakistan's History
Maulvi Abul Qasim Fazl Haq, born October 26, 1873, played a crucial role in the Pakistan Movement, presenting the Pakistan Resolution in 1940 but later facing expulsion from the Muslim League due to conflicts with Jinnah; his career highlights the fluctuating political alliances and power struggles ...
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48% Bias Score
Pakistani Author Bapsi Sidhwa Dies at 86
Pakistani author Bapsi Sidhwa, who died aged 86, achieved international acclaim for her novels portraying the Parsi community and the 1947 partition; her most famous work, "Ice Candy Man", was adapted into Deepa Mehta's film "Earth".
Pakistani Author Bapsi Sidhwa Dies at 86
Pakistani author Bapsi Sidhwa, who died aged 86, achieved international acclaim for her novels portraying the Parsi community and the 1947 partition; her most famous work, "Ice Candy Man", was adapted into Deepa Mehta's film "Earth".
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