Pangs of Partition: A Revisit Through the Lenses of Literature - Front Cover

Pangs of Partition: A Revisit Through the Lenses of Literature - Back Cover

Pangs of Partition: A Revisit Through the Lenses of Literature

Author(s): Dr. Anjo Rani

350

Language:
English

ISBN13:
9789359113302

ISBN10:
9359113301

Format:
Paperback

Trim:
6x9

Pages:
181

Publication date:
15-Feb-2025

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This book captures the profound human experiences and emotional toll of the Partition of 1947, marked by mass displacement, violence, and deep trauma. It delves into themes of loss, identity crisis, broken communities, and the sorrow of leaving one's homeland. By documenting personal and collective struggles, it serves as a powerful testimony to the physical and psychological consequences of this historical event. The book aims to preserve the memories of those affected, encouraging reflection on nationalism, religious identity, and social fragility. Ultimately, it seeks to promote empathy, understanding, and reconciliation among communities shaped by this tragic division.

Dr. Anjo Rani

Dr. Anjo Rani, also known as Dr. Anju Tyagi, holds an M.A. in English and a Ph.D., and is proficient in both Hindi and English. She has a deep interest in reading, writing, and teaching English literature, with a special inclination toward poetry and classical music. Her scholarly pursuits include exploring the influence of Indian philosophy and yoga science in English literature. Her area of specialization lies in Indian English literature, particularly in analyzing the contributions of Indian English writers and examining the relevance of their works in the contemporary context. Dr. Rani actively contributes to various literary magazines and newspapers, and frequently presents research papers at national and international conferences. She has authored several notable books, including A Critical Study on T.S. Eliot's ‘The Waste Land’: An Echo of Indian Philosophy (2019), A Realistic Social Vision in the Writings of Munshi Prem Chand and Mulk Raj Anand (2021), Chasing a Dream: Critical Analysis of Selected Short Stories (2022), and The Blue Horizon: Critical Analysis of Rabindranath Tagore’s Gitanjali (2023). Currently, she serves as an Assistant Professor of English in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at Quantum University, Roorkee. In addition, she is a member of the editorial board of the National Journal of Environmental and Scientific Research (ISSN: 2482-5836 Online).