The Punjab Partition Forum

-Ramanjit Singh I took some of the Partition related photographs and ran them through the Artifical Intelligence based image enhancer software to see how the old black and white images can be colorized, unblurred and enhanced. Here are some results. The following photograph is of a Sikh refugee family taken by Margaret Bourke-White for the Life magazine. When I looked at this picture, I noticed the little girl standing at the back of the room. Her face tells a lot about the

- Ramanjit Singh Sometimes we don't want to heal because the pain is the last connection to what we have lost. - Ibn Sina What...

Ramanjit Singh   As we read through the Partition stories, the decision to part ways was all encompassing and painful, probably the most critical decision individuals and families made as they evaluated the deteriorating situation unfolding in Punjab.   When does one decide that it is time to walk away? Leave everything, leave their homes, their livelihood, everything they possessed and depart to some other distant place. How does one take that momentous decision and step out

Ramanjit Singh PAKISTAN. Lahore. 1948. Women's camp. There they undergo medical examinations (to control epidemics). A woman taken there...

Ramanjit Singh November 1984 - Sikh women in a relief camp, lost their husbands and teenage sons I often ask myself this question, can...

Ramanjit Singh Dr. Manmohan Singh (1932-2024). Born in Gah, Chakwal, District Jhelum. As we grieve the passing of Dr. Manmohan Singh ,...