Interview by Andrew Whitehead The writer Kartar Singh Duggal and his wife Ayesha Duggal talking about their memories of Partition and their Sikh-Muslim romance at the time of independence. K.S. Duggal

Rajinder Singh migrated from Kahuta, Pakistan. He recalls how their train was attacked en route to India and people were pulled out of the train and killed. He managed to survive by hiding under the s

Sikh refugee describing the massacre of Hindus and Sikhs near Gujrat, West Punjab on January 11, 1948 Reference: https://artsandculture.google.com/exhibit/6wJCowz-A3aTIw

OP Jindal Distinguished Lecture with Ashis Nandy on Partition Violence - Brown University. Ashis Nandy is a distinguished Indian political psychologist, social theorist, and critic.

Link to video: https://www.britishpathe.com/video/1-000-000-indians-on-the-move/query/punjab This video was taken around August, the start of monsoon season. Shows Sikhs and Muslim refugees.

This Lecture talks about Partition and Women- Violence and Migration.

Chaudhri Mohammed Siddiq migrated from Amritsar to Lahore by train, and remembers dead bodies strewn all around the tracks. He lived in Wadi Gali Araiyan Di, in Amritsar, until they were forced to lea

The video is shot around Ambala and shows the Muslim refugees moving out of India.

Darwin College Lecture Series - Kavita Puri, Cambridge University

Click here to go to video: https://www.britishpathe.com/video/VLVA2OYLD7WZQ860JJQTQZ587307S-AMRITSAR-SUFFERS-RIOTS-BETWEEN-MUSLIMS-AND-SIKHS/query/punjab Water puddles indicate that the month of Augu

Captain M.S. Kohli, the internationally renowned mountaineer, recalls the attack on their goods train while travelling to India. They were saved by the timely arrival of Brigadier Ayub Khan, who was h

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/partition-70th-anniversary-violent-birth-independent-india-pakistan-1634500

Series of lectures on Partition from Coursera. University of Melbourne