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Amrita Pritam

Fractured Identities and Silent Suffering

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By Dr. Kailash Atkare
Amrita Pritam’s Pinjar remains one of the most powerful literary explorations of the Partition, womanhood, and loss. Amrita Pritam is the most important voice of Punjabi literature in the twentieth century: bold, lyrical, and deeply human. — Khushwant Singh The...
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Fractured Identities and Silent Suffering