Are Pakistanis Economically INCAPABLE??

[@KnowledgeConcerningEverything]

Thanks for info Sir interesting... It should also be noted that Balochistan and NWFP were not given the status of the governor's province until very late.. And they had tribal society... Ralph Griffith was first governor of NWFP in 1932 and even Legislative Council was established there very late and so were political parties.. It also hindered economic development. Chelmsford reforms of 1919 were neglected in these provinces.

[@kaafirnama]

Thanks for your comment. Indeed so. More interestingly, the education levels of Muslims in these provinces was actually higher than most other provinces.. more on that in a later episode.

[@KnowledgeConcerningEverything]

​@@kaafirnamaYes Chelmsford reforms of 1919 were neglected in these provinces.

[@shenoyn]

Nice, Ajay!

[@kaafirnama]

@@shenoyn thanks!🙏

[@anupagarwal8347]

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[@Rohit1993-s4j]

Nice sir

[@kaafirnama]

Thanks Rohit!

[@sshabeerali989]

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[@assassincreed1238]

Sikhs and Hindus basically owned west Punjab while they had to leave everything Muslims in Uttar Pradesh bihar got to keep their big feudal land holdimhs

[@kaafirnama]

Correct! Actually even going up to Peshawar. part of Muslim families stayed behind in UP and the other part migrated to Pakistan, having the best of both worlds. But to be fair, many ordinary Muslims who migrated lost their belongings in India.....but they were given the property of Hindus who had left under the Enemy Property Act. India too had the same act but Gandhi resisted/protested when the properties of Muslims who left India was being handed over to Hindu refugees.

[@mojorisin08]

Manmohan was the finance Minister when liberalisation was mooted. It was Subramanian Swamy Jee who was behind Narasimha Rao Jee who was instrumental in the implementation of Free Market economy for India instead of Socialist Protectionism.

[@kaafirnama]

@@mojorisin08 true. More on that in a later episode maybe … this one is solely on how economies of Pakistan and India compared on some aspects in 1947 and just before partition. (I covered the liberalisation program in 1992-93 as a journalist with the Economic Times and subsequently with the Business Standard)