Scenarios about 'Hindu-Muslim relations'
The complex historical interactions between Hindu and Muslim communities across South Asia spanning over a millennium. These relations have been characterized by periods of cultural synthesis, political cooperation, and religious tolerance, as well as episodes of conflict, particularly during partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for exploring alternate history scenarios involving the Indian subcontinent, religious coexistence, or different outcomes to colonial partition.
What If Gandhi Was Never Assassinated?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Mahatma Gandhi survived the assassination attempt on January 30, 1948, potentially reshaping India's early independence, Hindu-Muslim relations, and global non-violent movements.