Ramanjit Singh
Jan 19, 20193 min read
The Punjab Mail
One of the iconic trains that connected the Punjab province to the rest of the country was the Punjab Mail. Established in 1912, the...
Ramanjit Singh
Jan 6, 201910 min read
Muslim Migration from India to Pakistan after Partition
- Ramanjit Singh Author Omar Khalidi's book "FROM TORRENT TO TRICKLE: INDIAN MUSLIM MIGRATION TO PAKISTAN, 1947—97" has several important...
Ramanjit Singh
Dec 26, 20181 min read
At Hussainiwala, Ferozepur
- Ramanjit Singh In my recent visit to Ferozepur, I had the opportunity to visit the Hussainiwala-Ghanda Singh border and watch the...
Ramanjit Singh
Nov 22, 20187 min read
Remembering November
- Ramanjit Singh The feeling of being outnumbered during a State sponsored killing is the most depressing and demoralizing feeling one...
Ramanjit Singh
Nov 18, 20185 min read
1941 Punjab Census and its Interpretation
,- Ramanjit Singh Punjab's Partition was based on British India's 1941 Census. As head of the Punjab Boundary Commission, Cyril Radcliffe...
Ramanjit Singh
Nov 11, 20183 min read
Sheikhupura and Ludhiana
- Ramanjit Singh Violence in Punjab from August '47 onwards took a macabre turn as people turned on each other on a scale that was never...
Ramanjit Singh
Sep 15, 20181 min read
A Clinical Gaze on the Partition Violence
- Ramanjit Singh Brown University's India Initiative hosted Ashis Nandy to talk about the nature and the reasons for the genocide that...
Ramanjit Singh
Aug 26, 20184 min read
Where The End Is So Abrupt
- Ramanjit Singh Several major cities of Punjab; Rawalpindi, Sialkot, Ferozepur, Amritsar and Lahore are situated just few kilometers...
Muhammad Abrar Ahmad, Robina Shoeb, Anam Iftikhar
Aug 10, 201819 min read
Muslim Accounts of 'Happiness' during the Migration to West Punjab: Revisiting the Experience
- Ramanjit Singh Dr. Rana Muhammad Abrar Ahmad from Punjab University, Lahore along with his colleagues Dr. Robina Shoeb and Dr. Anam...
Ramanjit Singh
Aug 5, 20183 min read
Following the Radcliff Line
- Ramanjit Singh The Radcliff line was the boundary drawn by the British to demarcate the Indian and Pakistani portions of the Punjab...