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Borders & Boundaries, Women in India's Partition

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South Asian Studies and Diaspora Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies South Asian Studies and Conflicts

Abstract

In 1947, India was simultaneously freed and divided. Partition affected everyone in one way or another, but it had a particular impact on women as they struggled to put their lives back together again. How did they find their place in this land of redrawn boundaries? What was nation to them?

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