The Speaking Window
Tales From a Bloodied Timeline
Price: 1295.00 INR
ISBN:
9789391050733
Publication date:
13/09/2023
Hardback
272 pages
Price: 1295.00 INR
ISBN:
9789391050733
Publication date:
13/09/2023
Hardback
272 pages
Sandeep Dutt, Faisal Hayat, Ritika
'The Speaking Window: Tales from a Bloodied Timeline' aims to bring together narratives from the generation that would soon be completely lost to time. With its beginnings in a Facebook page called 'Bolti Khidki: The Speaking Window', is an important work, based on the premise that people are humane in their natural state; that among the stories of bloodshed and rape that the Partition is most remembered for, there are also stories of religious tolerance and mutual respect.
Rights: World Rights
Sandeep Dutt, Faisal Hayat, Ritika
Description
It has been more than seventy-six years since the Partition of the Indian Subcontinent, but for those who lived through the phase, the memories remain as fresh as ever. Based on interviews of the 'Partition Generation' living across borders (India and Pakistan), 'The Speaking Window: Tales from a Bloodied Timeline' aims to bring together narratives from the generation that would soon be completely lost to time. With its beginnings in a Facebook page called 'Bolti Khidki: The Speaking Window', is an important work, based on the premise that people are humane in their natural state; that among the stories of bloodshed and rape that the Partition is most remembered for, there are also stories of religious tolerance and mutual respect. There are also numerous cases of people being given shelter amidst all the carnage that took place, by those belonging to various faiths. This book captures not just memories, but also the resilience of those who suffered and emerged stronger.
About the authors:
Sandeep Dutt is an explorer and storyteller who has dedicated himself to capturing the varied narratives of life. He is an avid traveller, an artist, and a lover of music and poetry.
Faisal Hayat is a passionate journalist with a Master’s degree in Media Science. When he’s not reporting on the latest news, he can be found writing poetry or advocating for animal rights.
Ritika is a cyber-security instructor and a writer with a passion for storytelling. She is committed to creating thought-provoking works that inspire readers to see the world through a different lens.
Sandeep Dutt, Faisal Hayat, Ritika
Table of contents
Introduction
Acknowledgements
Disclaimer
- Pain of Punjab
- The Red Carpet
- Wounded Flower
- Nation Keeper
- Judgement of Life
- Born Beautiful
- Three Goddesses
- Choiceful Vultures
- City of Saints
- Tangled Kites
- Prisoner of Alibeg
- Love Migrants
- Home Nankana Sahib
- Death Is Peace
- Spinning Wheel
- Lost Friendships
- Sighted Soldier
- Ink of Peace
- The Salvation Story
- Fate of Father
- The Persistent Princess
- Ways of God
- Hands Held Up
- Spoils of War
- Daughter of Knight
- Unwanted Strangers
- Muslin Cloth
- Forgotten Bridge
- Folklore Monsters
- Blood Betrayal
- Time Tailor
- Last Comfort
- Memoir of Milkyway
- Demons of Banyan
- The Airport Professor
- Abandoned Virtue
- Strong as Steel
- Corrupted Hearts
- Recipe to Revive
- Dying Reflections
- The Light Preserver
- Colour of Blood
- Passed Era
- Horror of Horrors
- War of Blinds
- Beyond Barbed Wire
- An Independent Imam
Sandeep Dutt, Faisal Hayat, Ritika
Description
It has been more than seventy-six years since the Partition of the Indian Subcontinent, but for those who lived through the phase, the memories remain as fresh as ever. Based on interviews of the 'Partition Generation' living across borders (India and Pakistan), 'The Speaking Window: Tales from a Bloodied Timeline' aims to bring together narratives from the generation that would soon be completely lost to time. With its beginnings in a Facebook page called 'Bolti Khidki: The Speaking Window', is an important work, based on the premise that people are humane in their natural state; that among the stories of bloodshed and rape that the Partition is most remembered for, there are also stories of religious tolerance and mutual respect. There are also numerous cases of people being given shelter amidst all the carnage that took place, by those belonging to various faiths. This book captures not just memories, but also the resilience of those who suffered and emerged stronger.
About the authors:
Sandeep Dutt is an explorer and storyteller who has dedicated himself to capturing the varied narratives of life. He is an avid traveller, an artist, and a lover of music and poetry.
Faisal Hayat is a passionate journalist with a Master’s degree in Media Science. When he’s not reporting on the latest news, he can be found writing poetry or advocating for animal rights.
Ritika is a cyber-security instructor and a writer with a passion for storytelling. She is committed to creating thought-provoking works that inspire readers to see the world through a different lens.
Table of contents
Introduction
Acknowledgements
Disclaimer
- Pain of Punjab
- The Red Carpet
- Wounded Flower
- Nation Keeper
- Judgement of Life
- Born Beautiful
- Three Goddesses
- Choiceful Vultures
- City of Saints
- Tangled Kites
- Prisoner of Alibeg
- Love Migrants
- Home Nankana Sahib
- Death Is Peace
- Spinning Wheel
- Lost Friendships
- Sighted Soldier
- Ink of Peace
- The Salvation Story
- Fate of Father
- The Persistent Princess
- Ways of God
- Hands Held Up
- Spoils of War
- Daughter of Knight
- Unwanted Strangers
- Muslin Cloth
- Forgotten Bridge
- Folklore Monsters
- Blood Betrayal
- Time Tailor
- Last Comfort
- Memoir of Milkyway
- Demons of Banyan
- The Airport Professor
- Abandoned Virtue
- Strong as Steel
- Corrupted Hearts
- Recipe to Revive
- Dying Reflections
- The Light Preserver
- Colour of Blood
- Passed Era
- Horror of Horrors
- War of Blinds
- Beyond Barbed Wire
- An Independent Imam
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