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    Train to Pakistan is a 1976 novel set in the village of Mano Majra, which is regulated by the arrival and departure of trains. The story subtly depicts the trauma and psychosis experienced by displaced minority communities during the communal frenzy surrounding the Partition of British India into Pakistan and India.

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    Train to Pakistan is a 1976 novel set in the village of Mano Majra, which is regulated by the arrival and departure of trains. The story subtly depicts the trauma and psychosis experienced by displaced minority communities during the communal frenzy surrounding the Partition of British India into Pakistan and India.

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    Train To Pakisthan

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    Amrutha P R
    Train to Pakistan is a 1976 novel set in the village of Mano Majra, which is regulated by the arrival and departure of trains. The story subtly depicts the trauma and psychosis experienced by displaced minority communities during the communal frenzy surrounding the Partition of British India into Pakistan and India.

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    Train to Pakisthan published in 1976 is a touching tale of a village named Mano Majra.

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    notable for its subtle emotional depiction of trauma and psychosis and grappling communal frency
    among the displaced minorities.The setting of the story is in the village Mano Majra. Mano Majra
    regulated by the “consciousness of trains”. The arrival and deporting of villages is so much
    connected to the life of people. Mano Majra

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