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Uprooted by the Partition: Witnessing the Chaos Before and After

Anne Bedi September 1, 2022

Despite living in several cities across India over the past 50 years and thinking of myself as more Indian than English, I cannot look upon August 15 as Independence …

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‘Garm Hawa’ Showed the Dilemmas and Choices of Muslims in 1947 and Remains Relevant Even Today

Rachel Dwyer August 18, 2022

In M.S. Sathyu’s film, both the Muslim and Hindu characters are examples of tolerance, kindness and restraint.

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No Country for My Nationalism

Rajshree Chandra August 16, 2022

If you look back at your school life, college life, street life, and community life, perhaps you’d find a story similar to mine from a time when nationalism flowed …

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The Pain of Partition, as Seen in the Literature of Many Languages

The Wire Staff August 15, 2022

Novels, stories, poetry – there were many ways that authors expressed what they saw during that harrowing time and after.

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August 15, Midnight

Sutputra Radheye August 15, 2022

A poem on Indians taking power back from our colonial oppressors.

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August – The Month of Death

Moumita Alam August 15, 2022

This poem is about my birthday, my country's birthday, the flag politics and the wound that never heals.

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Memories, Pain, Remorse: A Partition Portrait Gallery

Rosalind Miller and Andrew Whitehead August 15, 2022

“I’ve waited 50 years to tell my story,” Parkashwanti said, “so please be patient.”

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Independent India in 75 Years Has Not Fulfilled All Expectations of the Dalitbahujan

Kancha Ilaiah Shepherd August 15, 2022

The future of India and its people of all castes and communities now depends on the survival of the Constitution in its present form.

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India Has Come a Long Way Since 1947, But Much Still Needs to Be Done

Virginius Xaxa August 13, 2022

The need of the hour is to reorient policies built on equity, not only economic, political and social, but also ecological and environmental.

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