#Subcontinent
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Book Review
Book review: Train to Pakistan
Two countries were created at the cost of massacre of millions of innocent people Shuhban Ali Siyal ‘Train to Pakistan’…
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History
The Partition of the Sub-continent and the Bifurcation of Bengal (Part-V)
The exploiting classes, like a band of robbers, joined together to rob the people – snatched away people’s struggle for…
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Analysis
The Partition of the Sub-continent and the Bifurcation of Bengal (Part-II)
Imperialism follows the same trick today: Let the commoners of the land “feel that” imperialism is present “to give more…
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Blogs
Visiting the Pre-partition realms of our subcontinent
Prior to partition, the subcontinent existed as British India, ruled by the Queen of England. This was a magical land…
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Literature
The Pain of Partition, as Seen in the Literature of Many Languages
[On 75th year of Partition of Subcontinent, the Wire’s reporters and contributors bring stories of the period, of the traumas…
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History
Sindhi Colony of Chembur records its partition memory
At Sindhi Camp – as the area is known more after the region the refugees originated from and less after…
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Literature
After Partition, Trust was the Biggest Loss in Sindh
An excerpt from Unbordered Memories: Sindhi Stories of Partition – edited and translated by Rita Kothari. Introduction by Rita Kothari…
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Blogs
Since India collided with Asia….
Let’s not forget South Asia is a geographical notion, and as such straddles political divides as well cultural ones. The…
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