Does Colonization Ever End?

Summary

• Though it is understood that English can be regarded as a universal language important for the increased globalization, the point is how Pakistanis stopped having any regard for their national language altogether.
• This disregard is usually seen in the young generations with the majority only speaking English.
•   Though it can be seen from an opposite lens that the British rule brought western laws of governance, a democratic parliament and gave numerous rights to women who were excruciatingly oppressed in the Indian customs with them being killed once their husbands died and thrown onto the funeral pyres.

AI Generated Summary

79 years of independence after a hard fought struggle of decades may suggest the colonized finally again proclaim their identity, culture and language and the outside influence vanishes- however it has seemingly been the exact opposite. The Indian subcontinent which includes India, Pakistan and Bangladesh for centuries was ruled by the British. Indians were forced to adapt to the British ways of life. Politicians like Gandhi and Jinnah spent a lifetime fighting for the independence of their respective communities and died right after fulfilling their legacy. Unfortunately, the legacy of the British is seen to be as firm or perhaps even more despite the Indians being given autonomy.