Channel Title: Punjab Diary Channel Description: We record and preserve the partition stories of those elderly persons who witnessed partition of India in 1947. It is oral hostory that the coming generations would listen. These stories connect the people of both Punjabs, Indian Punjab and Pakistani Punjab. In fact these accounts bring the people of both countries closer to each other. Though there are horrible incidents of killings, rapes, kidnappings, separation, losses and much more in these stories but these also carry the message of love, peace and coexistence. I cannot describe in words, there is something in these stories that urges love in our hearts. These are the tales of all of us, your and mine. Share these stories, share the love. We are same, we the people of subcontinent. We have common history, culture, color, race and much more. Lets spread the message of love and be connected with our roots. <video> Canal Rest House | Colonial Era | Pakpattan #punjab #colonialism Description: </video> <video> Sulemanki Headworks| Sulemanke Headworks #punjabpartition #partition1947 Description: </video> <video> Colors of Punjab Pakistan #punjab #cultur Description: </video> <video> Library built in colonial era in India | Mrs Joan Brander | Sardar Hazara Singh Gill | Arifwala Description: </video> <video> Gurdwara in Arifwala (Pakpattan) #punjab #sikhheritage Description: </video> <video> Satluj: The longest river#punjab Description: </video> <video> Karyal (Amritsar) to Chak Mehdi Khan (Arifwala) | Partition Story 1947| Description: Muhammad Iqbal recalls his days in Karyal, near Amritsar. He was about 7 at partition time, but has vivid memories of life before partition and what he saw during his journey from his village Karyal to Chak Mehdi Khan, near Arifwala district Pakpattan. The joirney was full of sorrowful incidents, one of them was the fatal attack on his cousin Siddique in which he lost his life. He recalls the grave of his mother in graveyard of Karyal where he used to visit with his sisters to renovate the grave. He wants to visit his native village again but cant go there. His story is gripping, sad and filled with aweful incidents. Watch and share #punjabdiary #amritsar #pakpattan </video> <video> True Story of Migration 1947 | Baje ki (Feroze Pur) to Chaanga (Haveli Lakha) | India to Pakistan Description: Hakim Ali tells a painful story of migration of 1947. His village Pindi Baje ki in district Feroze Pur India was attacked by violent mob. His maternal uncle, Taya, Wali Muhammad was killed there. His tragic end was witnessed by his real son who had hidden himself in sugarcane field. Another woman of Dogar family was also killed in the attack. It is a tragic, true and inspiring tale of migration from India to Pakistan during partition of 1947. #partitionofindia #partitionstory #partition1947 </video> <video> Historic Stone at Sulemanki #punjab Description: </video> <video> Mela Pakpattan Punjab #punjab #punjabculture Description: </video> <video> Arifwala Railway Station Pakpattan #1947partition #colonialhistory #india Description: </video> <video> Ram Kali of Pakistan searches for family in India | Help Ram Kali | Partition Story Description: Ram Kali's father Amar Nath converted from Hindu to Muslim and decided to stay in his native town Chunian, Pakistan. It was a tough decision to stay as it was hard to leave the place. Ram Kali's uncle Kundan Lal migrated to Patti, Ambala. She still wants to meet Kundan Lal's family. Share and help Ram Kali in finding the family roots. #partitionofindia #partitionstory #1947 </video> <video> Canal of Hindus, Muslims & Sikhs #punjab #partition1947 Description: </video> <video> Hindu Building in Pakpattan 1947 #partition1947 Description: </video> <video> Gurdwara Chota Nankana sahib Depalpur #sikhheritage #sikhhistory #punjab Description: </video>

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We record and preserve the partition stories of those elderly persons who witnessed partition of India in 1947. It is oral hostory that the coming generations would listen. These stories connect the people of both Punjabs, Indian Punjab and Pakistani Punjab. In fact these accounts bring the people of both countries closer to each other. Though there are horrible incidents of killings, rapes, kidnappings, separation, losses and much more in these stories but these also carry the message of love, peace and coexistence.
I cannot describe in words, there is something in these stories that urges love in our hearts. These are the tales of all of us, your and mine. Share these stories, share the love. We are same, we the people of subcontinent. We have common history, culture, color, race and much more.
Lets spread the message of love and be connected with our roots.

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