Partition is generally assumed as the separation of one certain state into two or more units and it is considered as an easy and peaceful division of territory. But during the Partition of India nearly one million people were killed but as it known each event has its positive and negative outcomes and in the case of Indian partition the amalgamation of culture and literature, tradition and art can be considered as one of the good consequences of this event. This book includes twenty scholarly articles where the contributors have focused on the different perspectives of the Indian partition and through their papers they have given their insight into the experience of such individuals who are directly and indirectly influenced by the Indian partition and what is the most important thing is that through their papers they try to break the silence which was prevailed for a long time.