On April 16, Gen. Munir spoke about the “stark differences between Hindus and Muslims,” highlighting the very basis for Pakistan’s creation — the “two nation theory” adopted by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, ...

THE TWO most consequential South Asians of the 20th century were Gujarati: Mohandas Gandhi and Muhammad Ali Jinnah, respectively the “father of the nation” of India and of Pakistan.

Partition and Perdition The two-nation theory, championed by Pakistan's "Quaid-e-Azam" Muhammad Ali Jinnah, argued that Muslims required a separate homeland to freely practice their religion and ...

Representation of Baloch women in the cabinet is the fulfilment of commitment to our nation ... over Jinnah’s House in Mumbai to the Baloch people and rename it ‘Balochistan House’. He said this site, ...

it will remain our jugular vein,” declared General Munir during his speech at the Overseas Pakistanis Convention in Islamabad — echoing a phrase first used by Muhammad Ali Jinnah. He also ...

National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah on Monday said the Kashmiris threw the two-nation theory into ... put forward by Pakistan's founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Advisory Alert: It has come ...

Addressing an event in New Delhi, Aiyar expressed his belief that India continues to bear the consequences of Partition, which has had long-lasting effects on the nation. Aiyar’s reflection on ...

For Pakistani journalist Rana Muhammad Asif, Iqbal is the poet everyone quotes—but no one truly understands ... Even progressive writers like Ali Sardar Jafri and Mulk Raj Anand viewed Iqbal as a ...

Munir’s invocation of the two-nation theory — the ideological backbone of Pakistan’s founding under Muhammad Ali Jinnah — thus marks a deliberate return to an era of sharply polarised narratives. “No ...

Munir’s invocation of the two-nation theory — the ideological backbone of Pakistan’s founding under Muhammad Ali Jinnah — marks a deliberate return to an era of sharply polarised narratives. "No ...

"Two-nation theory" was brought up by Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1940. The founder of Pakistan had given a seminal speech that year, before the partition of India when Hindus and Muslims had ...

At the Rising Bharat Summit 2025, Jitendra Singh criticized the partition of India as a disastrous decision driven by the ambitions of Nehru and Jinnah, with no public demand for it. Supporting ...