ranjeet
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He is a Kashmiri Pundit.@SarthakGanguly is a bengali right?
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He is a Kashmiri Pundit.@SarthakGanguly is a bengali right?
Nope. That was an evil Kashyapa plot.@SarthakGanguly is a bengali right?
Clearly I am out of my depth on this matter so I shall leave.....Bengal was partitioned in 1905.
The provincial state of Bengal had an area of 189,000 miles2 and a population of nearly 8 crores (80 million). It included the Hindi-speaking regions of Bihar, the Odia-speaking regions of Odisha as well as the Assamese-speaking region of Assam, making it a huge administrative entity. Moreover, the capital Calcutta was the capital of the entireBritish India. With the growing efforts of the Indian National Congress to secure the independence of India, Lord Curzon decided to address both these problems by partitioning Bengal into two entities, which would result in a Muslim-majority in the eastern half, and a Hindu-majority in the western half.
The Partition of Bengal in 1905 was made on October 16 by Viceroy Curzon. The former province of Bengal was divided into two new provinces "Bengal" (comprising western Bengal as well as the province of Bihar and Orissa) and "East Bengal and Assam" with Dacca (Dhaka) being the capital of the latter.
Partition was promoted for administrative reasons: Bengal was as large as France but with a significantly larger population. Curzon stated the eastern region was neglected and under-governed. By splitting the province, an improved administration could be established in the east, where subsequently, the population would benefit from new schools and employment opportunities.
The partition was generally supported by the Muslims of East Bengal. Their support was motivated by both their poor economic conditions in East Bengal, as well as the perceived dominance of the Hindu businessmen and landlords in West Bengal over the governance of Bengal. Most of the factories and mills in Bengal were established in and around Calcutta, while many sources of raw materials for these factories were in East Bengal. Furthermore, most of the educational institutions of the Province were situated in Calcutta – including the lone university in Bengal.
Due to these political protests, the two parts of Bengal were reunited in 1911. A new partition which divided the province on linguistic, rather than religious grounds followed, with the Hindi, Oriya and Assamese areas separated to form separate administrative units: Bihar and Orissa Province was created to the west, and Assam Province to the east. The administrative capital of British India was moved from Calcutta to New Delhi as well.
@asad71 .. You may like to add to this please.
They are as Secular/Liberal as West, hence "WEST" Bengal.
Considering how things are going on in Bengal not much will be "LEFT" in few years.My Humble Suggestion is to delete West and add Left.................Left Bengal
its a sad reality that of Politics in BengalConsidering how things are going on in Bengal not much will be "LEFT" in few years.
Whatever Bengali culture is left there,that is in the Indian part
In West Bengal, people call it Paschim Banga/Bangla in Benngali language.The state has / was renamed Paschim Bangla ..?
Hehe.. are you sure about the army part ?What? Puja Archana?
These comments will just prove your stupidity. We have everything to deal with Bengal. And standing Army in the name of Bengal We also kept open the option for you naming our one regiment as East Bengal Regiment.
Hehe.. are you sure about the army part ?
Yes, what is confusing. Leaving aside whole Bangladesh Army, largest East Bengal Regiment has 60 battalions itself.