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The Jalianwala Bagh massare is often remembered as a dark chapter in British Colonial History. But as protests were rising in Amritsar against the Rowlatt Acts, what ensued in the twin city of Lahore as the Imperial government imposed martial law?

From Gandhi's call to strike to secular congregations of Hindus and Muslims at Badshahi Mosque listening to fiery speeches of Rambhaj Dutt to a martial law decree by the British to forcefully open shops in Anarkali amid the strikes - Relive the events as they unfolded through an interactive cartographic experience by Plotree and Lahore University of Management Sciences.

https://archive.lums.edu.pk/interactives/rowlatt-act

Mapping the anti-Rowlatt Act Protests of 1919 How protests against the Rowlatt Act unfolded in Lahore resulting in the imposition of Martial Law

This episode of Plotree's project explores places, personalities and movements that shaped the literary culture of Lahore between the 1930s and 1970s. Discover the intricate histories of the Progressive writer's movement, Halqa Arbab-e-Zouq and the fearless romantic poetry of Miraji.

https://archive.lums.edu.pk/interactives/literature-lahore/home

Lahore’s Literary Landscape Exploring places, personalities and movements that shaped the literary culture of Lahore between the 1930s and 1970s

18% of ever-married women in Punjab experienced physical violence from spouse at least once in their lifetimes

The overlapping circles in this visual show the proportion of married women who experienced more than one form of spousal violence.

Explore indicators on Violence Against Women at
https://interactive.pcsw-punjab.pk/esw/vaw.html

These visualisations are based on the data for the ESW Survey carried out by Punjab Commission On The Status Of Women

45% of employed women in Punjab are involved in unpaid work (contributing family workers, unpaid apprentices etc). Learn more at https://bit.ly/2IZ4dCg







Source: ESW Survey 2018 by Punjab Commission On The Status Of Women