Mr Ahmed Hassan Malik
Land Disputes between India Pakistan Post Separations
1 Acknowledgement
2 Declarations
Chapter 1
Objectives
Introduction
Background
The Indian Subcontinent
The 1947 Separation Movement
Distribution of Land and its Basis
Post Separation Sub Continent Post Separation Pakistan Post Separation India
Chapter 2
Tensions between India Pakistan
The three Wars
Kashmir Issue
Sir Creek Conflict
The Kargil War
Chapter 3
Future Consequences
Effect on Asia
Chapter 4
My Analysis on the situation
Chapter 1
Objectives
My objectives for this dissertation are Give a background about India Pakistan Separation Movement, the situations that led to the partition of the Indian subcontinent Discuss the pre and post partition Indian Subcontinent and how land was allocated to each country and on what basis and criteria Conflicts and Tensions leading to these land disputes between India Pakistan and its effect on the South East Asian Region Possible Solutions for these problems and ways to minimize future conflicts between the two neighbouring countries
Introduction
The first chapter I would like to talk about the history and background of the Indian subcontinent which would include the geographical, economic and social background of the region before partition. The chapter would also include the partition movement of 1947 which lead to the formation of India and Pakistan (including West Pakistan now Bangladesh). The basis on which this partition was done and the criteria to distribute the land amongst these two nations and the role of the British Empire in the partition of the Indian Subcontinent. Key figures in this separation movement like Gandhi, Jinnah and Mount Batten would also be discussed as they were crucial to the creation of these two countries. The second chapter would include the conflicts between India Pakistan post separations. This would include all the tensioned and strained relationships between the two
1 Acknowledgement
2 Declarations
Chapter 1
Objectives
Introduction
Background
The Indian Subcontinent
The 1947 Separation Movement
Distribution of Land and its Basis
Post Separation Sub Continent Post Separation Pakistan Post Separation India
Chapter 2
Tensions between India Pakistan
The three Wars
Kashmir Issue
Sir Creek Conflict
The Kargil War
Chapter 3
Future Consequences
Effect on Asia
Chapter 4
My Analysis on the situation
Chapter 1
Objectives
My objectives for this dissertation are Give a background about India Pakistan Separation Movement, the situations that led to the partition of the Indian subcontinent Discuss the pre and post partition Indian Subcontinent and how land was allocated to each country and on what basis and criteria Conflicts and Tensions leading to these land disputes between India Pakistan and its effect on the South East Asian Region Possible Solutions for these problems and ways to minimize future conflicts between the two neighbouring countries
Introduction
The first chapter I would like to talk about the history and background of the Indian subcontinent which would include the geographical, economic and social background of the region before partition. The chapter would also include the partition movement of 1947 which lead to the formation of India and Pakistan (including West Pakistan now Bangladesh). The basis on which this partition was done and the criteria to distribute the land amongst these two nations and the role of the British Empire in the partition of the Indian Subcontinent. Key figures in this separation movement like Gandhi, Jinnah and Mount Batten would also be discussed as they were crucial to the creation of these two countries. The second chapter would include the conflicts between India Pakistan post separations. This would include all the tensioned and strained relationships between the two