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No takers for Mumbai's Jinnah House, where Gandhi, Nehru discussed Partition - Vimarsana News

No takers for Mumbai's Jinnah House, where Gandhi, Nehru discussed Partition

Top leaders of the All India Muslim League (AIML) used to converge here frequently to strategise and push forth the much abhorred ‘two-nation theory’.

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No takers for Mumbai's Jinnah House, where Gandhi, Nehru discussed Partition - Vimarsana News

No takers for Mumbai's Jinnah House, where Gandhi, Nehru discussed Partition

Mumbai's famed landmark -- the Jinnah House on Malabar Hill -- which was once the hub of brainstorming sessions over the contentious Partition of India, remains a charming orphan since the past 75 years.Top leaders of the All India Muslim ...

Jinnah House - Mumbai's famed landmark where Gandhi, Nehru discussed Partition - Vimarsana News

Jinnah House - Mumbai's famed landmark where Gandhi, Nehru discussed Partition

Top leaders of the All India Muslim League (AIML) used to converge at Jinnah House in Mumbai to strategise and push forth the much abhorred 'two-nation theory', first propounded by Choudhry Rehmat Ali in 1933, when he was studying law at the University of Cambridge.

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Mumbai: No takers for Jinnah House, where Gandhi, Nehru discussed Partition

In 2021, the BJP's Mumbai unit urged the Centre to convert Jinnah House into 'South Asia Centre for Arts & Culture (SACAC)', but there has been no decision yet.