The Kaurs of 1984 by Sanam Sutirath Wazir brings forward the untold and unheard stories of Sikh women whose lives were shaped by the events of 1984. Through lived experiences and personal voices, the book offers a moving look at resilience, memory, identity, and the long shadow of trauma.
This is a powerful read for anyone interested in history, gender, community, and testimony. Thoughtful and deeply human, it invites readers to witness stories that have too often remained unheard, while honouring the courage and strength of the women at its heart.
