“India” is as much a country as the Equator: Winston Churchill

Posted on April 26, 2008 by Moin Ansari

OFFICIAL CONSTITUTIONAL NAME:  BHARAT

‘India is no more a country than the Equator’.Winston Churchill

“India” is as much a country as the Equator: Sir Winston Churchill

Real name “Hindustan”…too hard for British to pronounce

The origins of the word Anglacized “India” Come from Hind

Sindhu…Hindhu…

Sindh….Hindh…

Sindh…Sindhi..

Hindhi …Indus…India..

The monkier “Sindhi” or “Hindi” categorized those living on the banks of the Indus….not those who live on the Ganges

Pakistanis live on the banks of the Indus. Indians don’t..they live on the banks of the Ganges..

Ganges residents should be called “Ganghans”

Lord Mintos SubcontinentHow many states can you count?” the differences in India, between the two major nations, the Hindus and the Muslims are a thousand times greater when compared with the continent of Europe.

(answer is not “1″, it is more than 570)
This article lists the more than 570 states that comprise the Subcontinent. Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh are only the major players. A discussion of the more than 570 states explains the Subcontinent.

The 5000 year old ancient trade routes between Pakistan and China are being revived with modern freeways that were ocnstructed 20 years ago. 5000 years ago the Harrappan Pakistanis were trading with the ChinesePakistan existed 5000 years ago as the “Indus Valley Civilization.”

Pakistan exsited 5000 Years ago as the IVCA historical and tectonic divide existed thousands of years ago. The Indus Valley Civilization was on the banks of the Indus. The Genetic Valley Civilization is on the banks of the Ganges.

The 5000 year old ancient trade routes between Pakistan and China are being revived with modern freeways that were ocnstructed 20 years ago. 5000 years ago the

The people up the river Indus lived with the people down the river Indus lived together in 3500 BC just as they live togehter now.

“Pakistan” existed 5000 years ago. It was not called “Pakistan”. China 5000 years ago was also called something else. Egypt 5000 years ago was called something else.The word “India” comes from “Hind” or “Sind”. It was called that because of the river Sindh. The Arabs used to call all those who lived on the river and byond Sindu or Hindu. The constitutional name of the country is “Bharat”.

The great Persian naval fleets of Cyrus were defeated by the Greeks because the Iranians did not have the foresight to see the future. More than 300 ships burned in 492 BC. The Persian Empire was unable to keep the small city states of Athens and Sparta. Today ancient Persia and modern Iran faces enemies within its borders and the barbarians are at the gates of Iran on all sides.The Persian Empire included Pakistan at times. 

Timurs’ EmpireThe empire of Taimur in the 15th century included Pakistan but not todays “Bharat”. The Malay peninsula has been defiend in many way and included many states and included parts of the Subcontinent and even Iran’s Sistan-Baluchistan. British Indian Empire included many countries of Asia, Afghanistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Aden ane even Iraq.

French Indian EmpireThe French “Indian” EmpireThe French Indian Empire included the Southern part of the Subcontinent, plus Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos.

Many states included. Posessions of the Dutch empire in the SubcontinentThe Dutch Indian Empire included southern part of the Subcontinent and even Indonesia. The Danish Indian Empire included parts of Southern Subcontinent.

Obviously the tug of war continues. India’s attempts to destabilize Pakistan will continue. The solution is to absorb all the Pashtun areas into Pakistan and then combine Afghansitan as Afghania into PakistanThe religious divide in the Subcontinent. The religious divide was real. This map shows the Muslim and non-Muslim population in the Subcontinent. The British Empire was a diverse land.The religious divide in the Subcontinent. The religious divide was real. This map shows the Muslim and non-Muslim population in the Subcontinent. The British Empire was a diverse land.

The British Empire does not even show half of PakistanNotice hundreds of states in the Subcontinent.

Presidencies 1893The British Indian Empire showing parts of Burma, but Baluchistan, and Pashtun areas are not included.

Indian Empiure includes Ceylon, Burma, AfghanistanThe Britsh Indian Empire map showing Afghanistan and parts of Iran and Thaliand as part of the empire.

Railway maps included BurmaMany maps different parts of of Asia showing various part of the “Indian” empire.

Many states existed. Some parts of the Subcontinent were under direct British control also.

Decoding Sir Creek challenges between Pakistan and IndiaThe boundaries kept on changing. Sometimes it included Aden, Somalia, Iraq, Burma, Nepal, Sri Lanka. At other times it included other parts of Asia. Sometimes it included Afghanistan, at other times it did not. Sri Lanka was part of the British Indian Empire at times.

Throughout history, the struggle for the independence of the Subcontinent has been struggle against centralism and the struggle has been waged to create for provincial autonomy. The Government of India Act of 1919 set out in clear terms the subjects which were to belong to the provincial sphere and those to the Central sphere. But both the Congress and the Muslim League boycotted the elections to the provincial and Central Legislatures held in November 1920 under the Act, because they felt that the Central vernment had still retained too much of power over the provinces.“Bharat” is the official and constitutional name of the country. “India” was never a country. It was a conglomeration of languages, tribes, states, provinces, East India Company (Company Bahadur) owned poppy fields and British owned lands. The more than 500 states and many countries including Iraq, Somalia, Aden, Burma and others formed the British “Indian” Empire. After 1947 when the British were leaving the states on the West banded together to form Pakistan and the ones in the Gangetic Civilization banded together to form “Bharat” (Constitutional name of “India.”

Throughout history, the struggle for the independence of the Subcontinent has been struggle against centralism and the struggle has been waged to create for provincial autonomy. The Government of India Act of 1919 set out in clear terms the subjects which were to belong to the provincial sphere and those to the Central sphere. But both the Congress and the Muslim League boycotted the elections to the provincial and Central Legislatures held in November 1920 under the Act, because they felt that the Central vernment had still retained too much of power over the provinces.The British Indian Empire, informally, the British Raj (rāj, lit. “rule” in Hindi) or simply British India, internationally and contemporaneously, India, was the term used synonymously for the region, the rule, and the period, from 1858 to 1947, of the British Empire on the Indian subcontinent. The region included areas of British India directly administered by the United Kingdom (contemporaneously, “British India”) as well as the princely states ruled by individual rulers under the paramountcy of the British Crown.

The princely states, which had all entered into treaty arrangements with the British Crown, were allowed a degree of local autonomy in exchange for protection and representation in international affairs by Great Britain.The British Indian Empire included the regions of present-day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, and, in addition, at various times, Aden (from 1839 to 1937), Lower Burma (from 1852) and Upper Burma (from 1886) until 1937, British Somaliland (briefly from 1884 to 1898), and the Straits Settlements (briefly from 1819 to 1867). The British Indian Empire had some ties with British possessions in the Middle East; the Indian rupee served as the currency in many parts of that region. What is now Iraq was, immediately after World War I, administered by the India Office of the British government.The first 100 years were the East India Company years.The princely states, which had all entered into treaty arrangements with the British Crown, were allowed a degree of local autonomy in exchange for protection and representation in international affairs by Great Britain.The British Indian Empire included the regions of present-day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, and, in addition, at various times, Aden (from 1839 to 1937), Lower Burma (from 1852) and Upper Burma (from 1886) until 1937, British Somaliland (briefly from 1884 to 1898), and the Straits Settlements (briefly from 1819 to 1867). The British Indian Empire had some ties with British possessions in the Middle East; the Indian rupee served as the currency in many parts of that region. What is now Iraq was, immediately after World War I, administered by the India Office of the British government.The first 100 years were the East India Company years.

the-526-states-in-the-subcontinent.gifThe British Indian Empire began in May 1858 when the British exiled Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar II to Rangoon in then independent Konbaung Burma after executing most of his family, thus formally liquidating the Mughal Empire. At the same time, the British abolished the British East India Company and replaced it with direct rule under the British Crown.

” the differences in India, between the two major nations, the Hindus and the Muslims are a thousand times greater when compared with the continent of Europe.In proclaiming the new direct-rule policy to “the Princes, Chiefs, and Peoples of India”.. The Viceroy of India announced in 1858 that the government would honour former treaties with princely states and renounced the “Doctrine of Lapse”, whereby the East India Company had annexed territories of rulers who died without male heirs.

This map of 1853 “India” does not show half of Pakistan.About 40 percent of Indian territory and 20-25 percent of the population remained under the control of 562 princes. In August 1858 the British Parliament abolished the English East India Company and transferred the company’s responsibilities to the British crown. This launched a period of direct rule in India, ending the fiction of company rule as an agent of the Mughal emperor (who was tried for treason and exiled to Burma). In November 1858, in her proclamation to the “Princes, Chiefs, and Peoples of India,” Queen Victoria pledged to preserve the rule of Indian princes in return for loyalty to the crown. More than 560 such enclaves, taking in one-fourth of India’s area and one-fifth of its people, were preserved until Indian independence in 1947.

PakistanThe Pakistan that was proposed in 1940

A discussion of the sovereign and independent Princely States at the time of independence on August 15, 1947 is very pertinent to understand why “India” is a very ephemeral word.

Occupied Srinagar is influenced by the Kashmiri traitors Abdullah and sons who sold out to India and even changed the name of their party “Plebiscite Front”.There have been various differences in organisation before, repeatedly quite significant, during the British Raj.

Sri Lanka is now an indpendent state.

Pakistan is independent.

India cracks are showingBharat as it exists today:Given a modicum of political will, Danger-I and II may still be manageable, however, Danger III to its territorial integrity in the Northeast may prove to be the most difficult. In fact the entire Northeast can easily be unhooked on multiple counts from the Union. First, these are low populated areas having contiguity with the most densely populated and demographically aggressive country in the world, i.e., Bangladesh. The country has also emerged as a major source of Islamic fundamentalism which impacts grievously on the Northeast. To add to these woes, New Delhi because of sheer vote-bank politics legitimized illegal migration for 22 years through the vehicle of IMDT. Many border districts now have a majority population constituting illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. In near future, this leverage will be used to create an internal upheaval against the Centre as in the case of the Valley. It’s a classic Islamic fundamentalist principle of asymmetric warfare. What cannot be achieved by conventional wars, can be done through infiltration and subsequently internal subversion

Bharat is riddeen with the same strife as it has always been. Today the Government of Bharat control about 40% of the area. The Naxalites control hundreds of disctricts as shown in this map.

The 250 million Untouchable Dalits are in revolt

The 50 million White widows (who are Hindu widows) are incarcerated in Hindu temples and then sold as prostitutes to earn a living. Source: Indian movied Water.

Afghanistan: Part of the the Indian Empire, it is now an independent country.

Afghanistan today is split by the part controlled by NATO and the other part controlled by the Pashtuns.

There are strong tendencies in the Pashtuns to join Pakistan.

Individual residencies
Nepal and Bhutan are now independent kingdoms.

The Subcontinent on the eve of independence in 1947
Princely State Now part of Last (or present) Ruler
Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra & Karnataka, India H.E.H.Nawab Mir Barakat ‘Ali Khan Bahadur. The areas marked are under the control of the Naxalites

Occupied KashmirJammu and Kashmir

Jammu and Kashmir, India H.H. Dr Karan Singhji

Occupied KashmirThe Muslims of the state of Jammu and Kashmir want to join Pakistan. Kashmir and Ladakh are Muslims majority areas.

January 26th is a dark day for Kashmiris. It is remembered as “Youm-e-Siyah” in Kashmir. Article 370 of the Indian constitution absorbed kashmir on the basis of the forged Article of Accession which was never presented to Pakistan or the United NationsAs per UN resolutions, the Muslims of Jammu and Kashmir want to vote in a referendum to join Pakistan.

NORTHERN AREAS WERE INDEPENDENT AND NEVER PART OF KASHMIR.Azad Kashmir (Poonch District etc.). PakistanMysore Karnataka, India H.H. Maharaja Sri Kantadatta Narasimharaja Wodeyar Bahadur,

Nepal: Nepal H.M. King Gyanendra of Nepal

Sikkim: Sikkim, India H.H. Muwong Chogyal Sri Sri Sri Sri Sri Tobgyal Wangchuk Tenzing Namgyal Tehri Garhwal Uttarakhand, India H.H. Maharaja Manujendra Shah Sahib Bahadur

BhutanH.M. Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck
Kumaon Uttarakhand, India

Baluchistan Agency

Princely States of the Baluchistan Agency. Ruler Kalat Balochistan, Pakistan Ahmad Yar Khan

Kharan Balochistan, Pakistan Habibullah Khan
Las Bela Balochistan, Pakistan Ghulam Qadir Khan
Makran Balochistan, Pakistan Bai Khan Baloch Gikchi

Deccan: States Agency and Kolhapur Residency

Princely States of Deccan States Agency and Kolhapur Residency.

Princely State Now part of Last (or Present) Ruler Akalkot Maharashtra, India Shrimant Rani Sumitra Bai Raje Bhonsle, Rani Saheb of Akalkot

Aundh Maharashtra, India HH Meherban Shrimant Bhagwant Rao Shripat Rao, Pant Pratinidhi Of Aundh

Bhor Maharashtra, India Raja Shrimant Sir Raghunathrao Shankarrao Babasaheb Pandit Pant Sachiv

Janjira Maharashtra, India HH Nawab Sidi Muhammed Khan II Sidi Ahmad Khan, Nawab of Janjira

Jath Maharashtra, India Lt. Shrimant Raja Vijaysinghrao Ramrao Babasaheb Dafle

Kolhapur Maharashtra, India HH Shrimant Rajashri Shahu II Chhatrapati Maharaj Sahib

Bahadur, Maharaja of Kolhapur

Kurundwad Maharashtra, India Meherban Raja Hariharrao Raghunathrao [Bapusaheb] Patwardhan, co-Raja of Kurundwad Jnr

Mudhol Karnataka, India HH Shrimant Raja Bhairavsinhrao Malojirao Ghorpade II

Phaltan Maharashtra, India Major HH Raja Bahadur Shrimant Malojirao Mudhojirao Nanasaheb Naik Nimbalkar IV

Sangli Maharashtra, India Capt. HH Shrimant Raja Saheb Sir Chintamanrao II Dhundirajrao Appasaheb Patwardhan

Sawantvadi Maharashtra, India Bhonsale clan

Savanur Karnataka, India Nawab of Savanur, Abdul Majid Khan II

Gwalior Residency
Princely States of the Gwalior Residency.

Princely State Now part of Last (or Present) Ruler
Gwalior Madhya Pradesh, India H.H. Maharajadhiraj Maharaja Shrimant Jyotiraditya Rao Scindia, Maharaja Scindia of Gwalior
Varanasi Uttar Pradesh, India
Bhadaura Madhya Pradesh, India
Garha Madhya Pradesh, India
Khaniyadhana Madhya Pradesh, India
Paron Madhya Pradesh, India
Raghugarh Madhya Pradesh, India
Rampur Uttar Pradesh, India H.H. Nawab Syed Muhammad Kazim ‘Ali Khan Bahadur, Nawab of Rampur
Umri Madhya Pradesh, India

Madras Presidency
Princely States of the Madras Presidency.

Princely State Now part of Last (or Present) Ruler
Cochin Kerala, India Kerala Varma
Banganapalle Andhra Pradesh, India H.H. Nawab Sayyid Fazl-i-’Ali Khan IV Bahadur, Nawab of Banganapalle
Pudukkottai Tamil Nadu, India H.H. Raja Sri Brahadamba Das Raja Sri Rajagopala Tondiman Bahadur, Raja of Pudukkottai
Sandur Karnataka, India Shrimant Maharaj Shri Murarrao Yeshwantrao Ghorpade, Hindurao, Mamlukatmadar Senapati, Raja of Sandur
Travancore Kerala, India Colonel H.H. Maharaja Raja Ramaraja Sri Patmanabha Dasa Vanchipala Martanda Varma III [Uthradom Tirunal], Maharaja of Travancore

North-West Frontier
Princely States of the North-West Frontier.

Princely State Now part of Last( or Present) Ruler
Amb North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan (Nawab) Salahuddin Saeed Khan
Chitral North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan HH Mehtar MUHAMMED MUZAFFAR al-MULK

Dir North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan Muhammad Shah Khosru Khan
Phulra North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan Ata Muhammed Khan
Swat North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan Miangul Abdul-Haqq Jahanzib
States of the Punjab
States of the Punjab.

Princely State Now part of Last ( or Present) Ruler
Bahawalpur Punjab, Pakistan Sadeq Mohammad Khan V
Bilaspur Punjab, India H.H. Raja Kirti Chand, Raja of Bilaspur
Faridkot Punjab, India Lt. H.H. Farzand-i-Sadaat Nishan Hazrat-i-Kaisar-i-Hind Raja Bharat Indar Singh Brar Bans Bahadur, Raja of Faridkot
Jind Haryana, India H.H. Maharaja Satbir Singh ["Prince Sunny"], Maharaja of Jind
Kalsia Punjab, India Raja HIMMAT SHER SINGH Sahib Bahadur
Kapurthala Punjab, India Brig. H.H. Maharaja Sri Sukhjit Singh Sahib Bahadur, Maharaja of Kapurthala
Khairpur Sindh, Pakistan George Ali Murad Khan
Loharu Haryana, India [[H.H. Nawab Mirza Alauddin Ahmad Khan II [alias Parvez Mirza], Nawab of Loharu]]
Malerkotla Punjab, India
Mandi Himachal Pradesh, India H.H. Raja Sri Ashokpal Sen, Raja of Mandi
Nabha Punjab, India H.H. Maharaja Hanuwant Singh Malvinder Bahadur, Maharaja of Nabha
Patiala Punjab, India Capt. H.H. Maharajadhiraj Shri Amarinder Singh, Maharaja of Patiala
Siba Himachal Pradesh, India H.H. Raja Dr.Ashok K.Thakur
Sirmur Himachal Pradesh, India Lt. H.H. Maharaja RAJENDRA PRAKASH Bahadur
Suket / Surendernagar Himachal Pradesh, India H.H. Raja Hari Sen, Raja of Suket”

The states of East Punjab in India want to be indpendent

States of the Rajputana Agency
States of the Rajputana Agency.

Princely State Now part of Last ( or Present) Ruler
Alwar Rajasthan, India HH Maharaja Tej Singh
Banswara Rajasthan, India .H. Rai Rayan Mahimahendra Maharajadhiraj Maharawalji Sahib Shri Jagmalji II Sahib Bahadur, Naresh Rajya, Maharawal of Banswara.
Bikaner Rajasthan, India H.H. Sri Raj Rajeshwar Maharajadhiraj Narendra Sawai Maharaja Shiromani Ravi Raj Singhji Bahadur, Maharaja of Bikaner and Head of the Royal House of Bikaner.
Bundi Rajasthan, India Col. HH Maharao Raja Shri BAHADUR SINGHJI Bahadur
Dholpur Rajasthan, India H.H. Rais ud-Daula, Sipahdar ul-Mulk, Saramad Rajha-i-Hind, Maharajadhiraja Shri Sawai Maharaj Rana Shri Hemant Singh, Lokendra Bahadur, Diler Jang Jai Deo, Maharaj Rana of Dholpur.
Dungarpur Rajasthan, India H.H. Rai-i-Rayan, Mahimahendra, Maharajadhiraj Maharawal Shri Mahipal Singhji II Sahib Bahadur, Maharawal of Dungarpur.
Jaipur Rajasthan, India Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II
Jaisalmer Rajasthan, India HH Maharajadhiraj Maharawal Sir JAWAHIR SINGH Bahadur
Jhalawar Rajasthan, India .H. Maharajadhiraj Maharaj Rana Shri Chandrajit Singh Dev Bahadur, Maharaj Rana of Jhalawar.
Jodhpur Rajasthan, India H.H. Raj Rajeshwar Saramad-i-Rajha-i-Hindustan Maharajadhiraja Maharaja Shri Gaj Singhji II Sahib Bahadur, Maharaja of Jodhpur.
Image:Karauli.svg Karauli Rajasthan, India HH Maharaja Shri GANESH PAL Deo Bahadur Yadakul Chandra Bhal
Kishangarh Rajasthan, India HH Umdae Rajhae Buland Makan Maharajadhiraja Maharaja SUMER SINGHJI Bahadur
Kotah Rajasthan, India HH Maharao Shri BHIM SINGH II Bahadur
Kushalgarh Rajasthan, India Rao HARENDRA SINGH
Palanpur Gujarat, India Maharajkumar Edward Man Sing
Pratabgarh Rajasthan, India Raja AJIT PRATAP SINGH
Shahpura Rajasthan, India HH Rajadhiraj SUDERSHAN SINGH
Sirohi Rajasthan, India HH Maharani Gulab Kanwar Bai
Tonk Rajasthan, India Nawab Muhammad Faruq Ali Khan
Mewar Rajasthan, India Maharana Sir Bhupal Singh
Lawa Rajasthan, India

Gujarat States Agency and Baroda Residency

Districts of Gujarat
Laxmi Vilas Palace, BarodaBalasinor
Bansda
Bajana
Devgadh Baria
Baroda
Bhavnagar
Cambay
Chhota Udaipur
Dangs
Dhrangadhra
Gondal
Idar
Jawhar
Kutch
Lunavada
Morvi
Navanagar
Porbandar
Radhanpur
Rajpipla
Sachin
Sanjeda Mehvassi
Sant
Sanjeli
Surgana
Tharad
Vijaynagar
Wankaner
Vanod

HydrabadManavadar acceeded to PakistanManavadar acceeded to PakistanJunagarh remains Pakistani territoryJunagarh ManvanagarAfter Gurdaspur, a Muslim majority area was illegally given to India Kashmir’s link is to India. Why waste people’s time to ask such silly questions? The Naxalites want independence. Why doesn’t India give it to the millions.Junagarh and Manvadar acceeded to Pakistan but were captured by India

States of Central India Agency

Subhash Marg, Indore
Bhil tribe girls in JhabuaAjaigarh
Ali Rajpur
Alipura
Baoni
Barannda
Barwani
Beri
Bhopal
Bijawar
Charkhari
Chhatarpur
Datia
Dewas
Dhar
Garrauli
Gaurihar
Indore
Jabua
Jaora
Jaso
Jigni
Kamta-Rajaula
Khaniadhana
Khilchipur
Kothi Baghelan
Kurwai
Lugasi
Maihar
Makrai
Mathwar
Muhammadgarh
Nagod (Unchhera)
Narsingarh
Orchha
Panna
Pathari
Piploda
Rajgarh
Ratlam
Rewah
Samthar
Sarila
Sitamau

States of the Eastern States Agency

Aranchul Pradesh is claimed by China

Ujjayanta Palace in Tripura
Palace in Cooch BeharAthmallik
Bastar
Baudh
Changbhakar
Chhuikhadan
Cooch Behar
Darbhanga
Daspalla
Dhenkanal
Jashpur
Kalahandi
Kanker
Kawardha
Khairagarh
Kharsawan
Khondmals
Koriya (Koriya)
Mayurbhanj
Nandgaon
Nayagarh
Pal Lahara
Patna
Raigarh
Ramgarh
Sakti
Saraikela
Sarangarh
Sonpur
Surguja
Talcher
Tripura
Udaipur
The above article was taken from Wikipedia.
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