Refugees are the ones who are displaced from one place and migrate to other for settlement. We had earlier become refugees shifting from our ancestor village Rattan; to the new village 89JB Rattan. Now the situation took a different turn. We were to shift from 89JB Rattan to an unknown location...
On 3rd June, 1947, the formation of Pakistan was announced, triggering panic among the Sikhs & Hindus of Lahore.They began to make representations to the Boundary commission to plea that Lahore go to India.They were reassured that the whole of Lahore and some parts of District of Montgomery and...
http://www.thestatesman.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=430724%3Athe-forgotten-punjabi-holocaust&catid=39%3Aperspective
This is why 1984 happened in Indian Punajb...and over 42000 Pakistani CIVILIANS have been sacrificed to TERROR in Pakistan since 1947...PUNJABIS have to wake...
Originally published in the Manchester Guardian, August 27, 1947
LAHORE, AUGUST 25 (DELAYED).
Master Tara Singh, the village schoolmaster who rose to be one of the chief leaders of the Sikhs, declared in an interview in Amritsar to-day that he hoped there would one day be a return of Sikh...
The 1947 Partition: Drawing the Indo-Pakistan Boundary
by Lucy Chester
The author, a visiting fellow at the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University, is a doctoral candidate in history at Yale University. Drawing from her dissertation, she considers here the...
By Zafarul-Islam Khan The Milli Gazette
In a historic gesture, Sikhs of Punjab have rebuilt a mosque demolished during the Partition riots of 1947 and handed it over to the Muslims of the area. The mosque is situated in village Sarwarpur which is...
The Partition of India in 1947
November 12th, 2009 by Kuldip Singh Neelam
During partition of India in 1947, my family was living in Sheikhupura a district next to Lahore on the western side in West Punjab, now in Pakistan. My father was a Govt. contractor who owned the furniture shops in...
Ajit Pal Singh was rightly acclaimed as "one of the best centre halfs in the world" during his time. He led India to a sensational victory in the third World Cup Hockey Tournament at Kuala Lumpur in 1975. But next year with practically...
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