 | When freedom’s salesman in PoK turns the tideIndia’s strategic moves in Balochistan and PoK are turning the tide of native freedom movements. |
 | Of migrants, refugees, infiltrators and self-proclaimed children of the soilIt is shocking that 77 years after Independence, India presents a picture of a house badly divided. |
 | Why it is important to remember PartitionThe extent of the Partition horrors has been widely attributed to Lord Mountbatten. However, is it possible to absolve Nehru, Jinnah, and even Gandhi of the blame? |
 | Historical masterpieces on partitionPartition literature encompasses a spectrum of fiction and nonfiction published in multiple countries and languages, capturing some of the most harrowing events of the era. |
 | South Central Railway photo exhibition remembers Partition horrorsThe observance of Partition Horrors Remembrance Day stands as a tribute to the victims of one of the most significant population displacements of the last century. |
 | Vijayawada railway station exhibits horrors of partitionThe Partition Horrors Day Exhibition was envisaged by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India to bring to light the suffering and pain of millions of people who were the sufferers of partition. |
 | Postcards of partitionManisha Gera Baswani’s exhibition aims to be a shared album of memories for many Indians and Pakistanis who had to cross borders for refuge but never forgot the home they left behind. |
