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Elements of Medieval Town in Indian and Pakistan City Borders: Case of Amritsar and Lahore
The article presents various elements of the medieval cities of Lahore and Amritsar which are at an approximate distance of 51 km. These two-share various similar characteristics and patterns and were part of one state, Punjab. Although, the borders have been divided in India–Pakistan partition of 1947, still the urban fabric of both cities remains the same, and they share common features and elements. The common pattern and themes will be discussed by the author. This article briefly analyses the elements of both cities and attempts to bring out the similarity between the two.
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History and Sociology of South Asia provides a forum for scholarly interrogations of significant moments in the transformation of the social, economic and political fabric of South Asian societies. Thus the journal advisedly presents an interdisciplinary space in which contemporary ideas compete, and critiques of existing perspectives are encouraged. The interdisciplinary focus of the journal enables it to incorporate diverse areas of research, including political economy, social ecology, and issues of minority rights, gender, and the role of law in development. History and Sociology of South Asia also promotes dialogue on socio-political problems, from which academicians as well as activists and advocacy groups can benefit.
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