Jinnah, who resided in India until the year 1947, sold his house in New Delhi but kept a sprawling 2.5 acre mansion in south Mumbai, which he had built in 1936 after his return from England to ...

When Jinnah was gone, Mountbatten turned to Campbell-Johnson and said, ‘My God, he was cold. It took most of the interview to unfreeze him.’ ...

When India gained independence in 1947, many Western intellectuals doubted it would last. Their logic was cold, statistical and rooted in the Western understanding of nationhood. With too many ...