Psychiatric Training in Pakistan by F Naeem

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MEMORY AND NEGOTIATIONS OF IDENTITY IN TRAIN TO PAKISTAN by Giuseppe De Riso

“…This article focuses on Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan to analyse the negotiations of identity among different ethnic communities at the time of the Partition between India and Pakistan which occurred in August 1947. …”
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POST GRADUATE MEDICAL TRAINING IN PAKISTAN by Shahid Mahmood, Tanwir Khaliq, Ahmad Raza

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Nuclear Security Education and Training in Pakistan by Noreen Iftakhar, Sitara Noor

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Behind the veil: women-only entrepreneurship training in Pakistan by Harrison, P

The Narrative of Manufactured Division and Artificial Segregation in Train to Pakistan and Cracking India by Sheikh Zobaer

“…Indian author Khushwant Singh’s novel Train to Pakistan, and Pakistani author Bapsi Sidhwa’s novel cracking India recount the events of the partition of India. …”
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A Corpus-Based Transitivity Analysis of Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan by Wardah Azhar, Iqra Aslam, Rukhsar Aslam

“…In conclusion, the study suggests that Khushwant Singh strategically emphasized transitivity processes in Train to Pakistan to illuminate the characters' experiences during the partition. …”
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Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan and Margaret Bourke-White’s Partition Photographs by Ira Sarma

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Emerging Challenges in Technical Vocational Education and Training of Pakistan in the Context of CPEC by Naila Bano, Siliu Yang, Easar Alam

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A Corpus-Based Transitivity Analysis of Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan by Wardah Azhar, Iqra Aslam, Rukhsar Aslam

“…In conclusion, the study suggests that Khushwant Singh strategically emphasized transitivity processes in Train to Pakistan to illuminate the characters' experiences during the partition. …”
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Knowledge, attitudes and practices around health research: the perspective of physicians-in-training in Pakistan by Khan Sadaf, Khan Hassan, Iqbal Arshad

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Portrayal of Female Characters in Train to Pakistan: An anti-feminist and Reader-Response Perspective by Zarina Qasim, Dr., Asifa Qasim, Dr.

“…The study aims at exploring the portrayal of women in “Train to Pakistan” by Khushwant Singh. It is aimed to understand the way the female characters are represented as seductress, femme fatal, and as the angels by a male author through the lens of Reader-Response Theory along with the Anti-Feminist Theory. …”
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Portrayal of Female Characters in Train to Pakistan: An Anti-Feminist, Reader-Response Exploration by Dr. Zareena Qasim, Dr. Asifa Qasim

“… The study explores the portrayal of women in Train to Pakistan by Khushwant Singh. The study examines the ideological assumptions of patriarchy through the representation of women as being seductive and angelic characters by a male author through the lens of Reader-Response Theory along with the Anti-Feminist Theory. …”
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Psychiatry Residents' Views on Quality of Psychotherapy Training in Pakistan: A Cross-Sectional Survey by Aazeen Khan, Raja Adnan Ahmed

“…The survey was anonymous and structured into three sections; essential demographic data of the participants, experiences with psychotherapy training, and open-ended questions allowing participants to freely express their thoughts and insights on improving psychotherapy training in Pakistan. Results Out of the 41 responses received, the majority were female respondents, totalling 27 (65%). …”
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Text, Representation and Revision: Re-visioning Partition Violence in Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan and Bhisham Sahni’s Tamas by Afrinul Haque Khan

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Healthcare workers safety in the COVID-19 era: the impact of pre-pandemic personal protective equipment (PPE) training in Pakistan by Zia Ul Haq, Zarghona Fazal Sher, Farhad Ali Khattak, Zala, Muhammad Hakim, Naeem Ullah, Abid Rahim, Umar Hussain, Saima Afaq

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THE PARTITION OF INDIA AND ITS REFLECTIONS IN KHUSHWANT SINGH’S TRAIN TO PAKISTAN AND BAPSI SIDHWA’S ICE CANDY MAN: A COMPARATIVE STUDY by Kuldipsinh D. Jadeja

“…The present paper aims at the comparative study of Khushwant Singh’s Train to Pakistan and Bapsi Sidhwa’s Ice Candy Man. Both the writers have witnessed the event themselves and tried to depict the terror of the conflict and the suffering of people during those days in their novels. …”
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The Essentials of Indianness: Tolerance and Sacrifice in Indian Partition Fiction in English and in English Translation by Basudeb Chakraborti

Subjects: “…Khuswant Singh’s Train to Pakistan…”
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Engendered violence against women during partition in Bapsi Sidhwa's Cracking India and Amit Majmudar's partitions by Wei, Gabriel Clement Chua Chen

“…While this historical turning point has given rise to the literary genre of Partition fiction, notable early works in English, such as Train to Pakistan (1956) by Khushwant Singh (1915-2014) and Sunlight on a Broken Column (1961) by Attia Hosain (1913-1998), focused mainly on macroscopic issues such as religious differences and socio-political unrest. …”
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Risk factors identification of Dengue fever outbreak in Mansehra-Sept 2013, Shah IA, Baig MA, Ansari JA, Asghar RJ by I. Ali Shah, R. Asghar, M. Baig, A. JA

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