Brexit Explained: Why Britain Left the EU What It Gained and Lost



Maulana Abul Kalam Azad opposed the creation of Pakistan, warning that partition could weaken Muslims left in India, deepen communal divisions and create lasting political difficulties. Nearly eight decades later, which of his concerns have history vindicated—and where did his vision fall short? A critical examination of Azad’s life, the Cabinet Mission Plan and the unfinished promises of Pakistan and India.





