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The Partitioned World
- Ramanjit Singh There are probably only few of us left who are trying to navigate through this hyper nationalist and divided world with...
Ramanjit Singh
Feb 2, 20232 min read


Bits and Pieces
- Ramanjit Singh In order to understand the enormity of events that had befallen on Punjab in 1947, we need to look at each event in its own context. And more importantly, we need to look at them through the eyes of those individuals who saw those events first hand and described them with specificity. In our research, we came across a reference of a particular diary that was written by Mr. Anokh Singh, who was a District Collector at Ferozepur in 1947. He was in charge of man
Ramanjit Singh
Jan 22, 20238 min read


Nehru on Partition
- Ramanjit Singh In this remarkable interview by the American TV interviewer Arnold Michaelis, India's Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal...
Ramanjit Singh
Jan 17, 20231 min read


Our Amritsar
- Ramanjit Singh Throughout history there are events that change a city's destiny. The fall of Rome is often mentioned as the pivotal...
Ramanjit Singh
Jan 16, 20238 min read


Old Temples of Gujranwala
- Ramanjit Singh Taking on a mission of artfully photographing historic architecture of Punjab, my friend Taqi Husnain has captivated the...
Ramanjit Singh
Dec 17, 20222 min read


Tearful Eyes
- Ramanjit Singh Katas Raj temple, Shiva's Tearful Eyes I often wonder what defines a nation. What are the characteristics that defines...
Ramanjit Singh
Nov 10, 20226 min read


The Perfect Man
- Ramanjit Singh Allama Iqbal To understand Pakistan, one has to understand Allama Iqbal, his thoughts, his beliefs, his yearning to recreate an ideal homeland for the Muslims governed by the true ideals of Islam. I believe that it takes a lifetime to fully understand Mahatma Gandhi and the same goes for Sir Mohammad Iqbal . Born in 1877 in a Kashmiri Muslim family of Sialkot, Iqbal was a contemporary of Mahatma Gandhi but his life's journey took a different path that defined
Ramanjit Singh
Nov 6, 20226 min read


Our Eternal August
- Ramanjit Singh Sometimes we don't want to heal because the pain is the last connection to what we have lost. - Ibn Sina What is it about this month that makes us look back at our past in anguish. Its emotional dissonance leaves us with a heavy heart. We look at August with a sense of foreboding, we long for its passage, each day of this month reminds us of those we have lost. Each day of this month is marked by tragedy, our failure as humans. Each day reminds us o
Ramanjit Singh
Aug 27, 20224 min read


The Divide
- Ramanjit Singh With the passage of time, as the year 1947 is becoming a distant memory, so is the geographic and historical awareness...
Ramanjit Singh
Jul 4, 20225 min read


Lost history of Sialkot
- By Ramanjit Singh Sardar Ganda Singh Oberoi has played an important role in Sialkot's history. He and his brother Jhanda Singh Oberoi...
Ramanjit Singh
Jul 3, 20224 min read