Train To Pakistan

Read on blog The story takes place in an isolated village Mano Majra where people from different religions like Hindus, Sikhs, and Muslims co-exist in peace. The village stands as a symbol of ignorance and peace until the harmony is threatened by an incident which raises suspicion, chaos, and animosi......more

It is interesting to read historical novels where history is written as fiction. Here is a novel that tries to record a memorable phase of Indian history through fictional route but the essence is hardly lost in the process..... We come to know a village at brink of Sutlej that is littered with equal......more

3 June 1947 – Viceroy Mountbatten announces the plan for the Partition of India into two independent states. Independence Day for the new countries will be 14 and 15 August. Journalist : Do you foresee any mass transfer of population? Viceroy Mountbatten : Personally, I don’t see it. Why did Jinnah a......more

The book is based during the summer of 1947 while the whole country was shaken with the woes of partition & the riots between the Sikhs and Muslims residing at Manoj Majra, a simple village where peace used to prevail amongst the said communities. The main protagonist, Juggut Singh, was notorious in......more