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Simrita Dhir’s The Song Of Distant Bulbuls Rewrites Punjab’s Partition Through Women’s Eyes

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By Anjana Basu, Simar Puneet, Krishnayan Sen
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The Song of Distant Bulbuls sits in conversation with classics like Amrita Pritam’s Pinjar and Bapsi Sidhwa’s Ice‑Candy‑Man. What makes the book feel both genuine and engaging is its refusal of neat resolutions. Women’s desires and decisions are not incidental to the story of Punjab and Partition, but central to understanding both.
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Together, Apart | Outlook India

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By Simar Puneet
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Home Books Book review parallel lives shared legacy of hindis trailblazer writers Poonam Saxena’s translations of Mannu Bhandari and Rajendra Yadav’s memoirs present a portrait of the trailblazing Hindi writer-couple’s marriage and of newly independent India Simar Puneet Updated on: 2 March 2026 7:20 pm Updated on: 2 March 2026 7:20 pm This Too Is A Story | Mannu Bhandari | Translated by Poonam Saxena | Penguin Random House | Rs 599 | 280 pages This Too Is A Story | Mannu Bhandari |...
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