The Punjab Partition Forum

What happened in Punjab during 1947 was outright genocide.

- Ramanjit Singh It has been 70 years after India's partition and its affects still linger in our political and social domains. These 70...

- Ramanjit Singh As part of the ongoing research of the Partition events, I have noticed that those who write about the 1947 Partition...

- Ramanjit Singh Hate is embraced more by those who did not suffer Partition. One of the constant theme in the Partition narrative is...

- Ramanjit Singh Imagining a United Punjab in the present time is not only a mirage but it implies that we have not understood the deep...

- Ramanjit Singh Reading through the eye witness accounts of the partition holocaust, one keeps encountering a common narrative from the...

- Ramanjit Singh Growing up in India during the 70s and 80s, I was always fascinated with history. I remember visiting places like...

- Ramanjit Singh A sense of panic and hysteria enveloped Punjab in the summer of 1947. The triggers were most likely rumors that a...

- Ramanjit Singh Hoshiarpur District had a heavy Muslim presence and some of the villages here have Muslim names such as Talwandi Araian,...

- Ramanjit Singh In almost all of the personal stories I have heard from my family and also watching the videos of Punjabis describing...