partition

A Line Runs through It

Madhulika Liddle

Hope and hopelessness in Kashmir during Partition

A Museum of Memories

Noor Anand Chawla

A multimedia space to preserve the legacy of Partition

Kartarpur Corridor: Sacred Geography

Nonica Datta

Can the Kartarpur Corridor Transcend the Wounds of Partition?

Blood in the Sand

Kriti M Shah

A line drawn in Afghanistan which changed the history of the subcontinent forever

A Passage to Bangladesh

Sreedeep

The homecoming

Partition: Lives Apart

TCA Raghavan

Three contrarian Partition stories: a Punjabi Muslim, a Frontier Pathan, and a sensationalist

Was Partition Inevitable?

Roderick Matthews

It was about human frailty: stubbornness, inexperience and ambition

Portraits of Partition in Four Fictional Characters

Nandini Nair

Borderline figures

Movie Review: Begum Jaan

Ajit Duara

Cinematic and historical references aside, Begum Jaan is a disappointingly loud and hectoring film

Viceroy’s House: Ghost House of History

Roderick Matthews

What’s Wrong with Gurinder Chadha’s Middlebrow Partition Thriller?

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partition

A Line Runs through It

A Museum of Memories

Kartarpur Corridor: Sacred Geography

Blood in the Sand

A Passage to Bangladesh

Partition: Lives Apart

Was Partition Inevitable?

Portraits of Partition in Four Fictional Characters

Movie Review: Begum Jaan

Viceroy’s House: Ghost House of History

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