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I never knew that India was such a divided country when it came to religion. I never really thought of India as having many religious problems at all. It baffles me how much religion can create such a divide between people that they need to be so separated by areas. After millions of years, humans still haven't been able to solve the problem of the religious divide. There are numerous wars and conflicts still going on today that are religiously fueled. It makes me think that the human race may never learn.

it was interesting to see how religion is affecting politics. the conflict between Hindu and Muslim was not a big news to me because it is very well-known conflict we see in our current world, but i never knew how the relationship between them in India was this serious. Like what Gandhi criticize, groups should've tried to build relationships with each other rather than with empire. Under the fear of potential discrimination against some groups, it made different religious groups to faec each other and led them into conflict. Also, this video made me think that Indian government failed to separate religion and government.

Rajmohan Gandhi's warning about divisions based on religion and politics can be seen through the past history of several regions of the world. Take for example, Ancient Central Europe. Within that area, entire countries of people had their religion and political ways changed on a whim by kings, with wars occurring frequently if said actions were not taken. Groups like the Teutonic Knights would ravage the lands over a country's religion. Such movements caused millions of deaths. Religion and politics continue to divide nations across the world today. It seems that, for now, we've yet to learn our lesson.

I enjoyed how Gandhi carefully explained the nuances between different groups in India during colonial times. We can see that there are still remaining issues that stemmed from that time period. The relationship between religion and politics is a difficult one, and British policies and divide-and-rule methodology only forced that divide further. This video was very informative to me, because while I knew about the "general" Hindu-majority India and Muslim-majority Pakistan and how they used to be one, I didn't know how, why or the story behind it. This goes to show, sadly, that the British empire used the divide-and-rule tactic to subjugate further. If India's different groups had bonded together more, perhaps the result would have different, but we may never know.

This was an enticing video. I've been fascinated with India and its culture since high school. What I took away from this video is that after British rule, it split India into groups. It took a lot of power and a lot of coordination to bring back India together. Unfortunately similar to the theseus paradox, once rebuilt, it isn't the same. But perhaps this new India is better. Sure, people have different beliefs and ideologies, but that is what makes us unique.

I wonder how India would be different today without British colonization? From this video I learned how British colonization lead to India being split up into different countries, and from what I understand there are still tense relationships between some of these countries. Off the top of my head, the fighting in the region of Kashmir comes to mind. Would this sort of conflict be avoided without British presence? It's very well possible that if Indian people focused on relations with each other all those years ago instead of the 3rd party British, the political landscape of India would be in better shape today.

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