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The partition of Bengal was annulled in 1911. Bengal was one of the biggest province during the  reign of British rule in India. In 1905, Lord Curzon-the then Viceroy of India-partitioned Bengal into two parts. One was predominantly Hindu region while the other was predominantly Muslim province. The... readmore

Hindus declared the day of Partition of Bengal as a Black day.  Read More →

Nawab Salimullah Khan  died in 1915.  Read More →

After the cancellation of the partition of Bengal Nawab Salimullah Khan left the politics.  Read More →

The Swidesh Movement was staredt in 1906.  Read More →

Nawab Salimullah Khan was the Muslim leader left the politics after the cancellation of the partition of Bengal.  Read More →

The Congress made its first demand in the field of constitution in 1892.  Read More →

In 1905, Partition of Bengal was announced by the British Raj for the administrative betterment of the country. Bengal was divided into two parts, one was dominated by the Muslims and the other was dominated by the Hindus. These two communities were in majority in each part. The Hindus started agitation... readmore

The Vernacular press act gave the air to Racial Discrimination.  Read More →

The total Area of Bengal in 1874 was 1,89,000 sq. km.  Read More →