Uncover the untold stories of the Punjab conflict, a pivotal era in post-colonial India. This compelling account delves into faith, gender, and activism, highlighting the courage of individuals who championed human rights. It brings to light the essential narratives of citizen-activists who documented abuses and saved lives amidst violence. Through vivid oral histories and recovered documents, this book offers a crucial perspective on resilience and the power of grassroots movements. It’s an indispensable read for anyone interested in India’s modern history, human rights advocacy, and gender studies.