Why pakistan hates india?

Pakistan has suffered culturally, too; barred from its natural subcontinental hinterland, it has opened instead to the Arab world, and to the influence of less syncretic and tolerant forms of Islam. For India, enmity with Pakistan has fostered a tilt away from secular values towards a more strident identity politics. read more

In this light, India and Pakistan seem no different than the many postcolonial states scattered throughout Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. What makes India and Pakistan special, however, is how much they hate each other. read more

India’s Pakistan policy in those early years was also influenced by political priorities at home, such as reassuring angry Hindus and Sikhs displaced from Pakistan, keeping Hindu (as opposed to Indian) nationalism at bay and winning over India’s Muslims to the Congress. read more