Kamleshwar

Autobiographical memoirs of author's journey of Pakistan.

Play based on the importance of ecological balance.

Short stories based on social themes.

Articles previously published in journals and newspapers on communalism in India; includes articles on politics and religion.

Articles on Hindu fundamentalism and role of the state.

Articles chiefly on socio-political issues in India during the post 1947 period; based on the television program Parikramā.

Satirical articles; also shown in the Indian television program Mahafila.

Articles chiefly on terrorism and the political scenario of India in the post 1947 times.

Articles chiefly on the contemporary political situation in India; previously published in the Hindi daily, Dainika Bhāskara.

Based on the issue of victims of the disease AIDS.

Autobiographical memoirs of author's journey of Jammu and Kashmir, India.

Based on the Indian freedom struggle against British rule.

Reminiscences of Kamleshwar, b. 1932, Hindi author, most on Hindi literature of his times; previously published in Sunday Mail.

Reminiscences of Kamleshwar, b. 1932, Hindi author; articles mostly on Hindi literature of his times that have been previously published in Sunday Mail.

Author's impressions of selected contemporary Hindi litterateurs.

As India is rent into two nations, communal violence breaks out on both sides of the new border and streaming hordes of refugees flee from blood and chaos. At an overrun train station, Shankar and Keshav, twin Hindu boys, lose sight of their mother and join the human mass to go in search of her. A young Sikh girl, Simran Kaur, has run away from her father, who would rather poison his daughter than see her defiled. And Ibrahim Masud, an elderly Muslim doctor driven from the town of his birth, limps toward the new Muslim state of Pakistan, rediscovering on the way his role as a healer. As the displaced face a variety of horrors, this unlikely quartet comes together, defying every rule of self-preservation to forge a future of hope.