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Gazing At Neighbours : Travels Along The Line That Partitioned India
by Bishwanath Ghosh (Author),
Westland Non Fiction (Publisher)
Product Specifications
Book Description
About the Book: Gazing at Neighbours: Travels Along the Line That Partitioned
India
AN INTERESTING TAKE AT THE PARTITION OF THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT, THIS BOOK LOOKS
AT THE PLACES DOTTING INDIAS BORDERS WITH ITS NEIGHBOURS AND THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE
THERE.
In July 1947, British barrister Cyril Radcliffe was summoned to New Delhi and
given five weeks to draw, on the map of the subcontinent, two zigzagged lines
that would decide the future of one-fifth of the human race.
One line, 553 kilometres long, created the province of West Punjab; the other,
adding up to 4,096 kilometres, carved out a province called East Bengal. Both
territories joined the
Book Specifications
ISBN-13 9789360458980
Language English
Binding Paper Back
Publisher Westland Non Fiction
Publishing Date 2024-10-21
Product Edition 1
Total Pages 356