Topics to be covered in Hindu

Topic	P.No.
From Partition angst to romantic confection, his films had it all	1
The economics of nature	10
A state of criminal injustice	10
Lost childhood	10
From Tibet to Tawang, a legacy of suspicions	11
Sainthood for first American Indian	15
Vonany for seamless communication	15
Made in India, serving Hollywood	15
Universal slowdown, common dilemma	16
It’s time to focus on growth	16

Jinnah’s fourteen points

1. Any Constitution to be drawn for free India should be Federal. 2. Minorities should adequately represent in all legislatures. 3. A uniform measure of autonomy for every province. 4. One-third seats should be reserved the Muslims. 5. Representation on the basis of separate electorate. 6. Full religious liberty 7. No territorial redistribution 8. Not to adopt any bill on the ground that it was injurious to the interest of a particular community. 9. Sindh to be separated from Bombay presidency 10. Indiscrimination of Baluchistan and N.W.F.P. 11. Adequate share for Muslims 12.One-third ministers from Muslim community 13. Adequate safeguards to protect Muslims 14. Change in Constitution can be made only with the concurrence of Indian Federation.

Islamic Reform Movements and Their Leaders

1. Anjuman + Humayat + Islam (1866). Muhammad Shafi and Shah Din. 2. Titu Mir’s Movement : Mir Nithar Ali 3. Ahl –i- Hadith : Saiyid Nazir 4. Faraidi Movement : Haji Shariatul-lab, Dudu Miyan. 5. Taaiyuni Movement : Maulana Karamat Ali                                  6. Aligarh Movement : Sir Syed Ahmed Khan 7. Ahmadiya Movement : Mirza Ghulam Ahmed 8. Deoband Movement : Muhammad Quasim Nanauti, Rashid ahmad Gangohi, Shibli Numani, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, Muhamed – al – Hasam.

Leaders for the Emancipation of Women

1. Ram Mohan Roy : Eradication of Sati system. 2. Ishwar Chandra Vidhyasagar : Passing of Hindu widow remarriage Act in 1856. 3. K.V.Pantula : Open first girl school in 1874 in Madras 4. M.G.Ranade Widow remarriage association. 5. Pandita Ramabai : Sharda Sadan 6. Rai Salig Ram : Female emancipation in his book ‘Prem Patra’ 7. Behramji Calabari : Child remarriage 8. D.K.Karve : First Indian women university at Pune (1916) 9. Gangabai : Female education 10. Subbalaxmi : first Widow Graduate 11. Khwaja Altaf Hussain Ali 12. Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah 13. Begum Rukkaiya 14. Sarla Devi Chaudharani 15. Dorothy Jinarajadasa