Partition of India is one of the saddest part in the world history. Here are 10 Books On Partition Of India You Must Read
This non-fiction views the partition of Punjab from the perspectives of the marginalized sections – women, children and Dalits.
From one of the leading writers from India, this is the haunting tale of an idyllic Indian town where Sikhs and Muslims coexist in harmony.
This book follows a relatively privileged Parsee girl, Lenny, who suffers from polio and is confined to a wheelchair.
This collection of short stories from the master storyteller Manto brings together his finest narratives on the Partition.
A beautiful coming-of-age story, this unfolds in the times of the impending Partition. We follow Beero, and glimpse through his eyes.
In this delightful book, we explore the Partition from the perspective of an adolescent Muslim girl in an orthodox family.
This magical realist classic explores the stories of several children united by a single bond – they are all born on the magic hour of India’s Independence.
This non-fiction account of the Partition gives a bird’s eye view of the political, historical and social circumstances surrounding the Partition of India.
In Khushwant Singh’s beautiful translation come together Pritam’s finest stories. With her feminine and feministic outlook on the Partition.
A landmark book in Partition studies, this non-fiction collates a lot of new resources on the Partition of India.