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Thank you for the post. Enjoyed it.
I am intrigued by the title, Zehmat-i-Mehr-i-Darakhshan, and looking forward to finding out why that was used.
Nice translation. Thanks for this.
I read this over three sittings because it is rather long. Enjoyed every minute and waiting for the third part now.
I was also surprised by how vibrant the literary scene was right after partition despite all the havoc.