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Indian Writings in English – II Assignment 1 The Day India Burned - Partition (A BBC Documentary)  Film Text Analysis Page 1      The Partition of the Indian subcontinent into India and Pakistan can be said to be one of the darkest moments in the history of humankind. The joy of gaining independence from the colonial masters, the British, was heavily overpowered by the heart wrenching brutality of the Partition. Pain, suffering, separation, uprooting of people, mass exodus, refugee camps, murders, rapes, violence, hunger...the horrors of the Partition took up innumerable forms. These wounds continue to bleed till today, as the traumas are ingrained in the minds of the families of people who were affected by the Partition.      The Partition of the subcontinent into India and Pakistan garnered attention worldwide. The division of a diverse and culturally rich country like India on the basis of religion was indeed something unthi...

SIGNIFICANCE OF DALIT LITERATURE FOR SOCIAL UNIFORMITY WITH REFERENCE TO THE NOVEL CHOMANA DUDI by Shivram Karanth (Kannada) - Kiranmayi M R19MAE12 MA English, 2nd semester Page 2 Untouchability: A Social Evil The advent of 20th century brought many reforms to Indian society. The arrival of English education let people to question their age-old beliefs and practices. One such archaic practice put under scrutiny by the reformers was the inhuman custom of untouchability .               The caste system existed in Indian society right from the time of recorded history. It was an integral part of the Hindu society. The system was not just strange and irrational, it also gave rise to many coldblooded beliefs, superstitions and practices in society. One such wretched offshoot of the caste system was the practice of untouchability.               The traditions followed in th...