The people who bear the weight of a divided history
Amid a relatively quiet Beating Retreat ceremony that takes place every evening at the Attari-Wagah border are Indians and Pakistanis, who share similar emotions. Some cry and others pray for resilience as nationals from both countries cross borders, leaving family members grieving and in disquiet. Vikas Vasudeva reports from the border villages and Amritsar, just 50 km down the road from Lahore, once its twin city
Amid a relatively quiet Beating Retreat ceremony that takes place every evening at the Attari-Wagah border are Indians and Pakistanis, who share similar emotions. Some cry and others pray for resilience as nationals from both countries cross borders, leaving family members grieving and in disquiet. Vikas Vasudeva reports from the border villages and Amritsar, just 50 km down the road from Lahore, once its twin city
