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Video NationYou are in: Southern Counties > Video Nation > Indie's Story  Indie Padda Indie's StoryIndie Padda is a young Sikh from Sussex who is to discover her roots as part of a new BBC series that will look back over the 60 years since the partition of India and Pakistan. It's sixty years since the partition of India and Pakistan and the BBC is marking the anniversary with India & Pakistan 07" - a new season of programming looking at those countries following independence. More about India & Pakistan 07 The project will follow the progress of a Muslim, a Hindu and a Sikh as they retrace their families' journeys during the Partition of India, which took place in August 1947. Indie Padda, from Crawley, is a Sikh teenager who has been on that major journey. You can see her first video diary here and join her in pictures as she visits Sikhism's most holy shrine - the Golden Temple at Amritsar.
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