The Punjab Partition Forum

The writer Kartar Singh Duggal and his wife Ayesha Duggal talking about their memories of Partition and their Sikh-Muslim romance at the...

- Ramanjit Singh We often get too involved in the matters concerning our own daily lives, too immersed in our own interests that we forget those who remind us of things that are greater than our own self worth. Those who bring us closer to God. We are forgetting what it was like to be a part of a culture that loved simple acts of life with great passion. A culture that celebrated life. A life that was less calibrated, without boundaries. A life represented by people who were

Recollections of M. Tufail Uppal, penned by Author Nasim Hassan. My name is Mohammed Tufail Uppal. I was born in Raja Sansi, a town in...

- Ramanjit Singh How does one paint almost a photographic rendering of a place and its people? How does one capture life in a painting with such clarity? If we were to think of an artist who was able to combine all these skills and paint the 19th century India with all its vibrance, it is Edwin Lord Weeks. Born in 1849 in Newton, Massachusetts, Edwin Lord Weeks was an American painter who travelled the world over and painted some of the most beautiful landscapes depicting the

Ramanjit Singh Grief has no voice, Courtesy of S.L. Parasher Gallery http://prajnaparasher.com/SLP/Ambala.html The pain of the victims,...

Ramanjit Singh In this old interview by Lutfullah Khan, the pioneer of Indian cinema Prithviraj Kapoor talks about his life in Samundari...

Ramanjit Singh Chatha, Jammu - Site of Muslim massacres in October 1947 As the Punjabi Hindu and Sikh refugees from Sialkot and...

Ramanjit Singh Jhootha Sach, a novel written by Yashpal, one of India's greatest contemporary Hindi language authors, was translated into...

Ramanjit Singh At the Ferozepur - Kasur border, December 2018 After independence, India is forgetting that what made India great is its secular ethos that has been part of its DNA since the dawn of history. We as people of India are tolerant of others, consider diversity as our strength. Those who invaded us eventually became part of us. Religion is a personal matter and economic development is the primary goal of the government. And the fact that Indian constitution gives eq

Ramanjit Singh Of all the stories about the partition violence, ones that stand out the most and have a lasting impression are the ones...