The Reunification of Great India

The Reunification of Great India

The Indian subcontinent has a rich and diverse history, with multiple empires and kingdoms ruling the land for centuries. However, with the advent of colonialism, the region became divided and fragmented, leading to the creation of modern-day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.

In the years that followed, this partition led to significant conflicts and divisions between the people of the region. Religious and cultural differences further deepened these divides, leading to numerous instances of violence and bloodshed.

Today, as we stand on the cusp of a new era, it is time to take a bold and courageous step towards reunification. The only way to achieve this goal is through the power of education, which can help build a sense of shared identity and purpose among the people of the subcontinent.

Through a one-world, one-identity, one-curriculum based education system, we can create a generation of young people who understand and respect the diversity of the region. They will learn to appreciate the cultures and traditions of their fellow citizens, regardless of their religion or ethnicity. This will help build bridges between communities and promote a sense of harmony and unity.

To truly achieve this goal, we need the full support and commitment of the government. They must take this initiative seriously and invest in building a world-class education system that can bring our nation together. This may take time, effort, and resources, but the benefits will be immeasurable.

As citizens of the subcontinent, it is our duty to support this initiative and work towards a brighter and more prosperous future. We must put aside our differences and come together to build better tomorrow for our children and future generations.

History has shown us that reunification is possible. The German reunification in 1990 is a testament to this fact. The people of the subcontinent must draw inspiration from this example and work towards a similar outcome. We must learn from the mistakes of the past and move forward towards a brighter future.

In conclusion, the initiative to reunify India within 2050, including Bangladesh and Pakistan, through educational institutions, is a bold and necessary step towards building a more united and prosperous subcontinent. It is time to put aside our differences and work towards a common goal. The future of our nation and its people depends on it.

Minhaz Samad Chowdhury

Independent HR Defender

 4th March 2023, Bangladesh

 

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