Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Sikh pilgrimage transcends Pakistan-India tensions | Pakistan
Nankana Sahib, Pakistan – If Balwant Singh, a 73-year-old retired teacher from India, had the option seven decades ago, he never would have left Pakistan. When British India was partitioned in 1947 to create two new nations – India and Pakistan, Singh fled with his family from their ancestral home in the Punjab state that became part of Pakistan. Now, Singh’s only way to visit the birthplace of 
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