Partition of 1947 remains one of the greatest ruptures in modern history. It did not merely redraw borders—it uprooted communities, fractured identities, and left millions dead, displaced, or unaccounted for. Drawing on census data from 1931, 1941, and 1951, this video examines migration flows, d…
1:08Partition wasn’t just a division of land—it fractured lives, erased futures, and reshaped nations. Census data reveals who bore the heaviest burden, and how those demographic scars still mark politics, memory, and belonging today.
1:01Partition reshaped South Asia, but Indian Muslims bore the sharpest edge—political power diminished, suspicion cast, loyalty questioned. Yet, they remain integral to India’s fabric; the nation is incomplete without them.
1:46Partition wasn’t just a division of land—it fractured lives, erased futures, and reshaped nations. Census data reveals who bore the heaviest burden, and how those demographic scars still mark politics, memory, and belonging today.
11:27Following the demolition of the mosque inside the Saharanpur Collectorate, Saharanpur MP Imran Masood discusses the legal battle surrounding the site, the documents cited by the mosque committee, and the questions being raised over the demolition process.
11:27Following the demolition of the mosque inside the Saharanpur Collectorate, Saharanpur MP Imran Masood discusses the legal battle surrounding the site, the documents cited by the mosque committee, and the questions being raised over the demolition process.
22:41In an exclusive interview with senior journalist Bushra Khanum, Saharanpur MP Imran Masood discusses the demolition of a mosque inside the Saharanpur Collectorate and the questions it has raised over law, equality and religious sites. Masood argues that the issue should be viewed through the lens…
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