At the stroke of the midnight on 14-15 August 1947, India secured independence. That moment also witnessed the tragic partition of India and birth of Pakistan. Nobody wanted it. Yet it couldn't be averted. Four decades earlier, in 1905, Bengal was partitioned by the British. A massive movement, called Vande Mataram Movement, was launched against it by the Indian National Congress. British were forced to annul partition of Bengal in 1911. A country that defeated the British designs to partition one province failed when the whole country was being partitioned four decades later. Why? What missteps had led to the disaster? Who were responsible? 'Partitioned Freedom' explores answers to these questions. Partitioned Freedom by Ram Madhav: In this non-fiction book, Ram Madhav provides readers with an insightful analysis of the Partition of India in 1947. With his extensive research and critical analysis, this book offers a unique perspective on the events leading up to Partition and its aftermath. Key Aspects of the Book "Partitioned Freedom": Insightful Analysis: The book provides insightful analysis of the Partition of India in 1947 and its aftermath. Extensive Research: The author draws on extensive research to offer a unique perspective on the events leading up to Partition. Critical Analysis: The author uses critical analysis to examine the impact of Partition on India, Pakistan, and the region as a whole.