India’s partition

A Wounded Memory

Poorna Swami

Crossing the border all over again in the mind

Gurinder Chadha: ‘The future will be bilingual and bicultural’

Nikhil Taneja

Gurinder Chadha brings a British Punjabi perspective to history

Trauma of Partition: Divided Lives

Georgina Maddox

Returning to the trauma of Partition

A Movement Revisited

Ram Madhav

The independence struggle as a narrative of the highs and lows of our national will

Partition Narratives and National Projects

Anam Zakaria

Hell is the other, still

Partition and the Idea of Pakistan

Venkat Dhulipala

The road to new Medina

Strangers at Home

Mahtab Alam

Are Indian Muslims exiles in their own country?

Empire Building

Srinath Raghavan

A majestic retelling of the Raj from the vantage point of the rulers

India Before Itself

Madhav Khosla

India’s ancient and medieval past may be rich in experiences and personalities but its challenges belong very much to the modern world

A New Chronicler of 1947

Rajni George

The author of Partition’s latest retelling retrieves the details and lesser-known stories of the Subcontinent’s big divide

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