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The first budget of Independent India described the Partition (1947-48) as the "most poignant human tragedy" outside of war.
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Aakar Patel | If Constitution had weak Centre, could Partition of India have been averted?
India would be divided into three parts (aligning with what is today Pakistan, India and Bangladesh) to reflect local majorities, and these three parts would have provincial autonomy under a Centre.