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True. And some states will still take another couple of generations. For example, no sense of Indian-ness was observed when killing Assam policemen by the fello
by jangid 5y ago
True. And some states will still take another couple of generations. For example, no sense of Indian-ness was observed when killing Assam policemen by the fellow Indians on the other side fighting over state border.
I remember a discussion a couple of years ago. Why Indian states are not as straight cut as US states? The above incident is an example why it is not possible as yet here. I am not saying it is good or bad.
- pranavdotexe 5y agoI think in every case around the world except North America, borders are associated with centuries of history. Since today's North American's aren't native - the borders weren't necessarily meant to follow any historical significance. This might be the reason of straight demarcations.
- chakkepolja 5y agoIndian states are often based on linguistic divisions.