Train to Pakistan
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1. Dacoity 2. Kalyug 3. Mano Majra 4. Karma
Themes
All Themes The Partition of India and Religious Warfare Postcolonial Anxiety and National Identity Power and Corruption Honor and Heroism Gender and Masculinity
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Characters
All Characters Juggut Singh / Jugga Iqbal Singh Meet Singh Hukum Chand Mahatma Gandhi Mohammed Ali Jinnah Jawaharlal Nehru Lala Ram Lal Juggut’s Mother Imam Baksh Banta Singh Malli Haseena The Subinspector / Inspector Sahib The Head Constable Prem Singh Sundari Sunder Singh Boy Leader
Terms
All Terms Dacoity Bhai Sepoy Charpoy Chapatti Budmash Punkah Muezzin Lambardar Betel Shikar / Shikari Sahib Gurdwara Nar Admi “Sat Sri Akal” Babu / Babuji Banian Toba Mem-sahib Houri Kirpan Beybey Pathan Tonga Hijra The Muslim League
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All Symbols Antimony Railway Bridge Bangles
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Train to Pakistan

by

Khushwant Singh

Tonga Term Analysis

A small carriage used for transportation in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh that can hold up to four people and is pulled by a single horse or pony.
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Tonga Term Timeline in Train to Pakistan

The timeline below shows where the term Tonga appears in Train to Pakistan. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
4. Karma
The Partition of India and Religious Warfare Theme Icon
Postcolonial Anxiety and National Identity Theme Icon
The tonga arrives at the gurdwara. When Meet Singh greets Iqbal and opens the door to his... (full context)
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