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@article{196675,
        author = {Sonu Bhati and Professor Kishor Kumar and Kuldeep Panwar},
        title = {The Tragedy of India's Partition and its social And Economical Impact On Women In N.C.R.},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2026},
        volume = {12},
        number = {11},
        pages = {4586-4587},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=196675},
        abstract = {The research paper” The Tragedy of India's Partition and Its Social El /fconomic impact on Women: With Specia/ Reference to Delhi NCP” presents the 1947 Partition as a humanitarian disas†er, focusing on women's experiences. Partition was not merely a political or geographical event; i† plunged half of society in†o deep social, psychological, and economic crises. The s†udy highlights how women faced abduction, rape, forced marriages, killings, and social humiliation during communal violence. Their bodies were tied †o the “honor" of community and nation, making them instruments of violence and stripping them of autonomy.
Socially, displacement, breakdown of family structures, widowhood, exclusion,
and stigma further weakened women's position. Economically, loss of homes, property, and livelihoods pushed them in†o poverty and dependency. In refugee camps and new urban settings, women struggled with limited resources, entering labor markets where †hey faced low wages and unsafe conditions. Using secondary sources, literature, autobiographies, and feminist historiography, the s†udy shows that the pain of Partition was not confined †o its immediate aftermath but continued to shape women's lives and social memory across generations.},
        keywords = {Partition of India, Women, Social Impac†, Economic Impact, Communal Violence, Displacement, Refugees, Rehabilitation, Gender inequality.},
        month = {April},
        }