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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
We have all tried to walk in our elders’ shoes, but have we ever attempted to look through their glasses? I know I hadn’t until Covid-19 started wreaking havoc across the world and locked us all in...together.
The partition of India and Pakistan was a dark moment for both countries, with its violent repercussions affecting the dislocated and distraught families, like yours and mine, the most. Here’s a story of a partition survivor, and how he made me and my family into who we are, by being the superhero that he is.
Join Pitaji (my grandfather) and his tabbar (family) on a journey of hardship, joy, misery, contentment, gratitude, and everything else that life has given us. It’s also my journey of self-discovery. Tag along and you might find yourself somewhere along the way too.
Surabhi Ahuja
Surabhi Ahuja grew up in a quintessential Indian household filled with love, chaos, banter, and endless conversations, in the industrial town of Faridabad, India. A strong believer in the wellness of mind, body, and spirit, she started her creative journey as a visual merchandiser while pursuing her passion for writing through blogs, poems, and articles.
She is currently based out of Singapore, where she continues her learning and wellness journey, studying homeopathy while juggling her passion for half marathons, kickboxing, and her full-time job as a mother of two little ladies.
