In our 9th episode, we have with us Meer Mukand Katyal, Retired Senior Officer from, Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh. He has seen unbearable torture on women and children . The trauma came to a point where he wouldn’t be able to trust his own friends .

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In our today’s podcast , we have with us Mrs.Dalip Kaur. During the partition ,she was asked to either jump in the well or have poison and take her life to protect herself from further trauma.

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Today we have with us Retired Lieutenant Colonel Balwant Singh. The 14 year old boy then has seen it all ,  roads filled with dead bodies , an Army officer dying next to him and seeing your newborn cousin die right in front of you , he truly has seen it all.

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In this episode of the podcast , we have with us Meenu Keswani . The partition wasn’t the only challenge she had to deal with . Robberies , taking care of your pregnant mother , leaving your birth place and the fear of life , is what led her journey . 

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True friendship resists time, distance and silence.
The story of Mr.Jagmohan is filled with the emotions of him separating from his best friend.

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Today we have with us Mr.Chandiram Kishnani. His emotional journey is filled with dangers and twists of fate.

During the partition they tried to board a train to escape the horrors that were taking place all around them, only to find out that the previous train was attacked and they decided to return back home and delay their journey. Leaving their grandfather’s portrait back in Pakistan , with a heavy heart they started their journey to India 

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we have with us Mr.Chimanlal Rajpal who has come with his daughter - in - law Jyoti Rajpal . The partition was not the only trauma he faced , but the route from Pakistan made him experience a near death whirlpool too . Not being certain of what is next is what led his story.

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we have with us Rani Rohra , who was just 2 years old during the partition .She shares her story of survival and how her family did whatever they could to stay alive . It was fate as she believes . Tune into our podcast for more.

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In this podcast, we cover stories of people who migrated from Pakistan To India during the 1947 partition.

In our first episode we have Mr. Mohindar Singh Malhotra who will take us through his journey of migration. Cries. trauma, uncertainty and not just that but even being separated from your parents and not knowing when you will see them again is what led his childhood. 

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