1984

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1984 & I
What I Saw KULWANT SINGH KHOKHAR

The saddest part of it all - that innocent Sikhs were brutalized in their own country, by their own government.

Truth Bandits
Part II T. SHER SINGH

I had a phone message from “Walter Unna”. He was an American reporter with the Washington Post, in town for a couple of days, and would like to meet me.

1984 & I
A Picture Speaks
A Thousand Words AMRIT & RABINDRA KAUR SINGH

What frustrated and angered us most was the imbalanced, selective reporting and media censorship.

Truth Bandits
Part I T. SHER SINGH

We were standing outside the Kennedy Arts Centre in Washington, DC, waiting for a bus. “It’s a simple bus-ride,“ we were told, “no more than 30 minutes ..."

It's June Again ... A Poem by GURMEET KAUR

"I will rebuild my nation/ Brick by Brick if be/ Womb by womb,/ Child by child - unfettered energy ..."

It’s June, And Right On Cue,
India Is Once Again Dishing Out Fabricated Stories To Drown 1984 Anniversary Commemorations GURPREET SINGH

The reports are flawed, lack credibility.

Ghosts Of Massacres Past:
Kultar’s Mime in Chennai, India SARBPREET SINGH

We are in the beautiful space that Chandralekha created.

The Wilful Ignorance Of A New Generation Of Indians Shields The Congress From Its Culpability In India’s 1984 Genocide HARTOSH SINGH BAL

This ignorance is specific to the events of 1984.

The Saga Of Buta Singh:
Fleeing India, A Manhoos Land
Part II DAVID NORIEGA and JOHN TEMPLON

It was the first time in years he’d felt peace.

The Saga Of Buta Singh:
Fleeing India,
A Manhoos Land
Part I DAVID NORIEGA and JOHN TEMPLON

His life-journey of 33 years tells the story of a mass exodus.