The line that split India, took a million lives – and still shapes South Asia

In the summer of 1947, British lawyer Cyril Radcliffe was given 35 days to divide colonial India into two nations. The exercise split communities, set off one of history’s largest and bloodiest mass migrations and left territorial disputes that haunt South Asia to this day
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