Around the 1990s as their roles reversed and India vaulted ahead of Pakistan, eventually becoming the world’s third-biggest economy by purchasing power.

Mumtaz Bibi is one of the many women who were separated from their families during partition due to the atrocities that took place at the time.

Malhotra, through her poignant observations and extensive research, has uncovered unknown facets of India’s partition for contemporary readers.

Her book Batware ka Dard is an explicit picture of the whole Partition trauma she saw through her own eyes.

Sindhustan hopes to apprise the upcoming generation who does not care much about Partition and are ignorant about what those who underwent Partition went through

Remnants of a Separation is a unique attempt to revisit the Partition through objects that refugees carried with them across the border. These belongings absorb the memory of a time and place, remaining latent and undisturbed for generations.