Migration

The 1947 Partition of British India: Forced Migration and Its Reverberations

Jennifer Leaning
Shubhangi Bhadada
Sage Publications India Private Ltd
2022

Homelands: Art from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan

Amy Tobin
Devika Singh
Kettle's Yard
2019

Migration

Johannes Knolle
James Poskett
Cambridge University Press
2020

After Hyderaba1948 Annexation: Muslim Belonging and Histories of the Long Partition

Author(s): 
Sarah Waheed
Publisher/Sponsor: 
Asian Affairs
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03068374.2022.2076488

This paper revisits the violent annexation of the erstwhile princely state of Hyderabad by the Indian army in 1948 as an inaugural moment of dispossession to reconstruct Hyderabad's twentieth century past along the axes of Muslim belonging and memory. I argue that we must situate twentieth and twenty-first century Hyderabadi Muslim migration in relation to Partition-related displacements and attempts to overcome them through economic conditions provided by migration.

Migration, Trafficking and Gender Construction: Women in Transition

Roli Misra
Sage Publications Pvt. Ltd
2020

Migration, Trafficking and Gender Construction: Women in Transition

Roli Misra
Sage Publications Pvt. Ltd
2020

International Migration and Development in South Asia

Md Mizanur Rahman
Tan Tai Yong
Routledge
2015

Situating the Post-Partition Muslim Migrant in Pakistan

Author(s): 
Soumyadeep Neogi
Publisher/Sponsor: 
Daath Voyage: An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in English , 2020
www.academia.edu/44136220/Situating_the_Post_Partition_Muslim_Migrant_in_Pakistan

Abstract:Millions of people were forced to migrate after the Partition of the Indian subcontinent. Themassive human displacement enabled the creation of new ethnic identities. This was, especially,pronounced for migrant Muslims in Pakistan who had to settle there and restart their lives. Althoughinitially, they were regarded as religious refugees who had sacrificed everything for Pakistan, soonthey were treated as unwanted outsiders.

The Partition of the Punjab

Singh, Kirpal
Panjab University
2016

Heard history unheard voices oral narratives of Namasudra partition survivors

Biswas, Avishek
Jadavpur University
2020

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