Articles by me / Homepage category / Published Articles / Travel Why Zia-UL-Haq Touched This Indian Woman’s Feet (Conde Nast Traveller) August 11, 2017 Written by 0 As the country was tearing itself apart, a woman in Punjab went to absurd lengths to save eight innocent lives…. Twenty-six-year-old Balraj Verma sat restlessly in the Ministry of Education office in Delhi, where he was employed as a clerk. The year was 1947. There was unrest everywhere in the capital. Thousands of Muslims were fleeing the city while Hindu and Sikh refugees were pouring in from Pakistan. Refugee camps sprang up all around Delhi. Educational institutions had turned into camps for the émigrés. Read More Further Reading... Yayoi Kusama’s ‘Infinity Rooms’ and The Age of Instagram October 30, 2022 Elizabeth Gilbert and the Art of Living (HT Brunch) April 11, 2022 Price and Privilege for GenZ January 8, 2023 Previous Post Jinney Lahore Nahi Vekhiya… (Conde Nast Traveller) Next Post A Mom’s Guide to One Direction Concerts (Condé Nast Traveller)
