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This Unique Illustrated Edition Of A Modern-Day Indian Classic Includes Previously Unpublished Pictures By Internationally Acclaimed Photographer Margaret Bourke-White. In The Summer Of 1947, The Frontier Between India And Its Newly-Created Neighbor, Pakistan, Had Become A River Of Blood, As The Post-Partition Exodus Across The Border Erupted Into Violent Rioting. In Train To Pakistan, Truth Meets Fiction With Stunning Impact, As Khushwant Singh Recounts The Trauma And Tragedy Of Partition Through The Stories Of His Charactersstories That He, His Family And Friends Themselves Experienced Or Saw Enacted Before Their Eyes. Sixty Years Later, In An Age Where These Tensions Still Lie Close To The Surface, Bourk-Whites Photographs Of The Partition Illustrate Khushwant Singhs Prose With A Stark And Almost Unbearably Heart-Rending Subtext.
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Author
Khushwant Singh
Publisher
Lotus
Language
English
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
16.31 x 2.16 x 21.13 cm
Binding
Paperback
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Khushwant Singh Was IndiaโS Best-Known Writer And Columnist. He Was Founder-Editor Of Yojana And Editor Of The Illustrated Weekly Of India, The National Herald And Hindustan Times. He Was A Member Of Parliament From 1980 To 1986. He Was Awarded The Padma Bhushan In 1974 But Returned The Decoration In 19984 In Protest Against The Storming Of The Golden Temple In Amritsar By The Indian Army. In 2007 He Was Awarded The Padma Vibhushan. He Passed Away In 2014 At The Age Of Ninety-Nine.