The Punjab Partition Forum

Ramanjit Singh I always wanted to write about Sargodha. Hadali, a village in Sargodha district, is the birthplace of India's most...

Ramanjit Singh Visiting India and sitting at a Starbucks in Green City Square Bathinda, Punjab, I had an odd thought about how far would...

By Ramanjit Singh In the 19th century, several British artists went to India to make a series of illustrations of the country, its people...

By Ramanjit Singh After seven decades, there are very few amongst us who experienced the madness of the partition of India. Our parents...

- Ramanjit Singh The border between the two has become permanent. The border between the two is pulling us apart and the gulf is ever...

- Ramanjit Singh If we hypothesize a scenario where the Partition of India had not taken place, then what would have been a possible...

- Ramanjit Singh How the border between India and Pakistan was drawn in Punjab remains one of the most interesting subject for research...

- Ramanjit Singh A digitized collection of historical books on Punjab is available in the Panjab Digital Library (based in Chandigarh,...

- Ramanjit Singh Partition has changed us in multitude of ways and has left a permanent and an irreversible mark on the social psyche of...

- Ramanjit Singh We were always their pawns, we just never realized it. Sometimes it's a confluence of things that create an impression,...