Khaibar Darra

This riot is currently raging on both sides of the drain that flows through the heart of the city. This drain divides the city in two, but it flows only during the rainy season and then dries up. Three or four bridges have been built over this drain, connecting the two sides of the city. But even after connecting them, the two sides cannot connect. In fact, the drain has not only divided the city geographically, but also divided it communally. As soon as the drain dries up, footpaths are formed through it, and most of the traffic flows through them. These footpaths are the shortcuts that connect the two sides. People have named this route the Khyber Pass, but this name is not recorded in any government records.- From this bookEvery city in the country needs a Khyber Pass like this, connecting people. Today, as the gulf of hatred between every segment of society widens, we need more Khyber Passes. Pankaj Subir is a sensitive writer who deeply understands even the smallest details and presents them in a way that compels the reader to think. A master of all literary genres, this is another collection of short stories from the author, following his book, Im Always Late.