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Digging Deeper - D A Low Northern India in the 1940s 'August Anarchy' - Swarna Aiyar The Partition Massacres in Punjab, 1947 Literature and the Human Drama of the 1947 Partition - Ian Talbot 'The Chief Sufferers' - Andrew J Major Abduction of Women during the Partition of the Punjab From Displacement to 'Development' - Gyanesh Kudaisya East Punjab Countryside after Partition, 1947-67 Partition, Migration and Refugees - Sarah Ansari Responses to the Arrival of Muhajirs in Sind during 1947-48 Divided Landscapes, Fragmented Identities - Gyanesh Kudaisya East Bengal Refugees and Their Rehabilitation in India, 1947-79 Remembered Villages - Dipesh Chakrabarty Representations of Hindu-Bengali Memories in the Aftermath of the Partition The Integration of the Princely States - Ian Copland A 'Bloodless Revolution'? Bihar in the 1940s - Vinita Damodaran Communities, Riots and the State Punjab and the Making of Pakistan - Tan Tai Yong The Roots of a Civil-Military State G D Birla, Big Business and India's Partition - Medha Malik Kudaisya
Mangat et al. (Fri,) studied this question.