Column for 1st June 2003 The attempt to resurrect memories of Muslims opposed to partition and Pakistan has caused some little stir. A correspondent writes: Allah Baksh was premier (those days chief ministers were known by this designation) of Sind during the eventful days of the Quit India movement of 1942 as head of… Continue reading More on Allah Baksh
25th May 2003 The move for healing the Indo-Pak rupture has affected people of Indian origin in the core of their being. The importance of Indo-Pak relations can be judged from the fact that we already have two responses to the column for 18th May 2003. Both are from the USA and from heretofore or… Continue reading The Disease Becomes Remedy!
Column for 18th May 2003 Perhaps it is time again to talk of cross border ties and of friendships on hold, of shared joys and sorrows. The partition of the country (14th and 15th August 1947) is a living memory for those who were adult at that time. It is as well to remember that… Continue reading Cross Border Friendship
