Khizar Aman

Echoes Across The Border

**Echoes Across the Border** The year was 1947. A dusty wind blew across the fertile fields of Punjab, carrying with it the scent of burnt wood, fresh blood, and broken dreams. Along a hastily drawn line on a map — a line that sliced through villages, rivers, and families — the lives of millions were forever altered. That invisible scar, later called the Radcliffe Line, came to define borders, loyalties, and destinies, leaving wounds that would take generations to even begin to heal.