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Akhand Bharat: A Vision of Unity and Cultural Heritage
The concept of Akhand Bharat, meaning “Undivided India,” is deeply rooted in the cultural and historical ethos of the Indian subcontinent. It envisions a united region encompassing modern-day India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, and parts of Afghanistan. This vision is not merely territorial but symbolizes the shared cultural, historical, and spiritual legacy of the region.
Historical Perspective of Akhand Bharat
The Ancient Glory of Bharatvarsha
In ancient times, the Indian subcontinent was known as Bharatvarsha, a land of prosperity, knowledge, and cultural harmony. From the Vedic era to the Mauryan and Gupta empires, this region thrived as a center of trade, science, and spirituality. The idea of unity prevailed despite diverse languages, religions, and traditions.
Partition and its Impact
The partition of 1947 led to the division of this culturally unified region into separate nations. The political and religious differences caused by colonization and later by partition have left deep scars on the collective consciousness of the people. However, the shared cultural roots still bind these nations in many ways.