India commemorates the atrocities of the Partition on August 14. It is an homage to the millions of people who endured the social unrest and bloodshed that followed the British departure.

August 14: Partiton Horrors | How India fed, clothed, housed and resettled millions of migrants

Cast From The Past: Radcliffe and his blood-smeared line continue to haunt India since 1947

A sikh woman and her brother, separated during the India-Pakistan partition more than 75 years ago, were reunited at the landmark Kartarpur corridor. 81-year-old Mahendra Kaur, from India, reunited with her 78-year-old brother Sheikh Abdul Aziz, from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Overwhelmed with emotion, they embraced each other, expressing profound sadness over the loss of their parents. The two families discovered Kaur and Aziz were estranged siblings after connecting through a web post detailing separation of a man and his sister during partition. During the 1947 India-Pakistan partition, the family of Sardar Bhajan Singh, who resided in Indian Punjab, was tragically torn apart. Aziz relocated, while his other family members remained in India. As per reports, Aziz spent years in distress after being separated from his family.

Kartarpur: Long-lost siblings reunite after India-Pakistan partition | Details

Bombay, Partition and Obscenity | Manto, who loved and lost

As Pakistan's economic situation worsens, many Pakistani citizens have started regretting the 1947 partition. They say Pakistan was better off as a part of India. Priyanka Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Cash-Strapped Pakistan's citizens regret 1947 partition

On the Remembrance Day of Horrors of Partition, WION revisits India’s partition. Five survivors tell their stories and discuss the aftermath of one of the largest migrations in the world.

1947: Children of Partition

Indian man gets visa to visit Pakistani brother separated during Partition

UK is paying $800,000 to hide Mountbatten diaries, but why?

As India celebrates its 75th independence day, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoists the tricolour at the iconic red fort. PM Modi salutes the COVID-19 warriors says Indians have fought the pandemic with lots of patience, lauds India's vaccination programme.

75 years of Independence: Partition pain can never be forgotten, says PM Narendra Modi

Delhi Metro station brings alive memories of partition

A partition museum in India's northern Amritsar city of Punjab, organised a special program dedicated to the Sindhi Hindu community that came from Pakistan to India during the partition of 1947.

Sindhi Hindu community remembers homeland on partition remembrance day in India

Salman-Katrina hold special screening of 'Bharat' for families affected during partition

Youngsters from India and Pakistan say their shared culture is the strongest factor for forging friendships

Keeping aside hate, Indians and Pakistanis enter into virtual friendship

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