Prateek Joshi In mid-November, a video appeared on social media showing schoolgirls from elite Lahore Grammar School in the Pakistani province of Punjab speaking to the camera in Punjabi. But the difficulty they displayed in formulating even basic sentences pointed to the fact … [Read more...] about Pakistan’s bid to use Punjabi culture to deepen fault lines in India will only fan tensions at home
If only Punjab could produce what it sings so merrily
keshavkaplushblog Punjabi songs are perhaps one of the most popular party songs these days. The reach and spread of Punjabi songs is considerable not only across India but also across the world. It is not a surprise that Punjabi music Industry is the leader in the … [Read more...] about If only Punjab could produce what it sings so merrily
Kartarpur Corridor pushes India to the brink
Ajay Bhardwaj A new chapter has been added to the Sikh history with the opening of the Kartarpur corridor. An often-cited prayer of the Sikhs, to reunite them with the pilgrim spots separated from them in the wake of the Partition, has been answered, and it is a moment of joy … [Read more...] about Kartarpur Corridor pushes India to the brink
Referendum 2020 is a pipe dream says Army veteran
Punjab Pulse News Bureau Sikh for Justice (SFJ), a US based group, launched Referendum 2020 at the behest of Pakistan. It forms a part of the overall plan conceived by the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) of the Pakistan Army that is responsible for conduct of Psychological … [Read more...] about Referendum 2020 is a pipe dream says Army veteran
Stubble Burning: Lessons learnt from Punjab’s failed drive
Ramesh Vinayak and Navneet Sharma Ahead of the paddy harvesting in September, the Punjab government chose to make Guru Nanak Dev’s verse ‘pavan guru, pani pita, mata dharat mahat’ (air is guru, water the father, earth the eminent mother’) as the centrepiece of its message again … [Read more...] about Stubble Burning: Lessons learnt from Punjab’s failed drive