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I took some of the partition related photographs and ran them through the Artifical Intelligence based image enhancer software to see how the old black and white images can be colorized, unblurred and enhanced. Here are some results.The following photograph is of a Sikh refugee family taken by Margaret Bourke-White for the Life magazine. When I looked at this picture, I noticed the little girl standing at the back of the room. Her face tells a lot about the pain of forced migration and of the un

Hindu and Sikh refugees from Pakistan in makeshift camps in eastern Punjab.

An armoured car of the Wiltshire Regiment leaving City Police headquarters on a peace-keeping patrol after communal riots in Amritsar, Punjab, March 1947.

The first train to be attacked was in Amritsar on 6th of March, 1947, when a Muslim mob stopped a train coming from Pathankot in the suburb of Sharifpura and murdered hapless men, women and children. Similar train attacks were carried out on trains coming from Jullundur and Narowal as well.

On the 5th March, when the attack opened, the Muslims attacked only such Hindu-Sikh areas as were mostly surrounded by heavy Muslim zones, such as Sattowali Gali, Gokal New Abadi in Kila Bhangian, Deviwali Gali, Chhaju Misr's Gali, Islamabad, Hall Bazar etc. All this shows pre-planning.

Battle of Amritsar