The Punjab Partition Forum

- Ramanjit Singh In reading through the books and articles written about the impact of Partition, one comes to a realization of the fault...

In his seminal work on the subject of Partition, Mr. Sanwal Dhami, a contemporary Punjabi writer, has conducted numerous interviews with...

In reading about the events of Partition in Delhi, one comes out with a sense of enormous loss of seeing such a rich and dynamic city of the

- Ramanjit Singh Gujranwala, birth place of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Gujranwala, home of Hari Singh Nalwa. Gujranwala, where two-thirds of the business and land was owned by Hindus & Sikhs. Gujranwala, place of the battle between Ahmed Shah Durrani and Sikh Confederacy in 1761. It is with this legacy, I see the Partition violence in Gujranwala with great anguish and sadness. It is regrettable that the Partition of India was solely based on the subject of demographics and nothi

- Ramanjit Singh Located at the banks of the river Chenab, Multan district saw its first large scale violence in the first week of March,...

- Ramanjit Singh Here's another beautiful video of a Sikh visiting Bulleh Shah's mausoleum in Kasur. When I first started researching...

The burned-out Hall Bazaar shopping street after communal riots in Amritsar, Punjab, during the Partition of British India, March 1947...

- Ramanjit Singh The effects of partition on the refugee children is not well researched by historians as most of the books that I have...

To spread the message of humanity, Guru Nanak covered a large geographical tapestry. In the 21st century this area comprises of 9...

One of the iconic trains that connected the Punjab province to the rest of the country was the Punjab Mail. Established in 1912, the...