"In 1947, it was not just a line which was drawn in the map. It was the heart of Punjab which was severed into two. It is of course futile to hope that those two countries will come together ever again, but perhaps it is not futile to hope that the two countries(India and Pakistan) will learn to beat in harmony," Shah added. Kasuri's book 'Neither a Hawk nor a Dove' was launched here today amid protest by the Shiv Sena.
"In 1947, it was not just a line which was drawn in the map. It was the heart of Punjab which was severed into two. It is of course futile to hope that those two countries will come together ever again, but perhaps it is not futile to hope that the two countries(India and Pakistan) will learn to beat in harmony," Shah added. Kasuri's book 'Neither a Hawk nor a Dove' was launched here today amid protest by the Shiv Sena.