Punjab’s Taj Mahal, “Pul Kanjri”: Where the Golden History of Sher-e-Punjab Still Breathes
Amritsar, which is regarded as the center of Sikh history and culture, holds within it many…
Amrita Pritam: The Spiritual Voice of Love, Pain, and Rebellion
Amrita Pritam, the first major female voice in Punjabi poetry, was born on 31 August 1919…
Kunwar Mahinder Singh Bedi ‘Sehar’: A Blend of Compassion, Wisdom and Unity in Urdu Poetry
The landscape of Urdu poetry is filled with many voices. Some voices thunder—loud, powerful, and unforgettable.…
The ancestral home of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh, where revolution still breathes
The day of 23 March 1931 is certainly recorded in golden letters in the history of…
The Status of Punjabi Women: A Story from a Long History to Present-Day Struggles
The land of Punjab is not only the land of five rivers, but also a land…
The Interesting Story of the Merger of PEPSU and Punjab
India gained independence from British rule on 15 August 1947, and Partition divided eastern Punjab into…