India and Pakistan: Fell Apart

The Book presents an exhaustive study of the Indian English novels written on the theme of the partition of the Indian subcontinent that took place in 1947. It throws light and objectively analyses the causes and effects of the fateful decision of the partition the rendered millions to migrate and an equal number to face horried atrocities, arsoning, abductions, rapes and unforeseen violence. The book covers a good number of novels, right from Ramanand Sagar’s “Aur Insaan Mar Gaya” (1948) in Urdu to Khushwant Singh’s “Train to Pakistan” (1956) to chaman Nahal’s Azadi (1975) to Baldwin’s “What the body Remembers” (1999). It also included novelists like Manohar Malgaonkar, Bhisham Sahani, Raj Gill, H.S. Gill, Attia Hossain, Amrita Prittam, Balchandra Rajan, Sharf Mukaddam, K.S. Duggal, Manju Kapur and Shauna Singh Baldwin. Written in a very simple and pleasant style the book will certainly help the scholars and the students of Indian Writing in English.