India and Pakistan have always shared a love-hate relationship. It has been over 70 years since the Partition, but the tension between the two nations continues to simmer with both the sides bearing the burnt of this animosity.
Today, post the Pulwama suicide attack in which 40 CRPF soldiers were martyred, the two countries are again at a stand-off of sorts. THE WEEK brings to you students from India and Pakistan, Sparsh Ahuja and Saadia Gardezi—founders of Project Dastaan, which seeks to offer survivors of Partition a chance to relive their childhood days before Partition through virtual reality—in conversation about the history of relationship between the two countries and what each side can learn from the other.
