History of India, 1947 AD, India gained independence and witnessed partition

On August 15th 1947, India gained independence from the British Empire, ending over 200 years of colonial rule.

The Partition of India led to the creation of the independent states of India and Pakistan.

The Partition was mainly based on the religious differences between Muslims and Hindus.

The Partition had a significant impact on the political and social structure of India, with the borders of the two countries being redrawn.

As a result of Partition, millions of people were displaced and had to leave their homes, with many Hindus and Muslims migrating across the new borders.

Many conflicts broke out between the two newly formed countries, with several wars fought over the course of the next few decades.

The Partition of India also led to the formation of the Indian Constitution, which established the rights and freedoms of Indian citizens.

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