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Discovering a 100-year-old legal record of our own history — a copy of The Punjab Record — on the footpath of Lahore’s Mall Road. ...

How English Ruined Indian Literature

NEW DELHI — A BOATMAN I met in Varanasi last year, while covering the general election that made Narendra Modi prime minister of India, said, “When Modi comes to power, we will send this government of the English packing.. ...

How Lahore came to claim the rebellious Mughal princess...

We were quite certain that the monument before us was not the mausoleum of Zeb-un-Nisa – the rebel Sufi poetess, daughter of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb – even though there was a board put up here, seemingly by the Archaeology Department, stating otherwise. ....

Mian Muhammad Bakhsh’s Urs today

ISLAMABAD: The 114th annual Urs celebrations of the Sufi saint Mian Muhammad Bakhsh (MMB) will be held at his mausoleum in Khari Sharif area of Mirpur, Azad Jammu and Kashmir from August 30......

Heer-Ranjha and Sohni-Mahiwal, .....

Sohni hangs on to her matka (earthen pot) as the voracious waves of the Chenab crash against her, waiting to devour her. The matka is her last refuge. That is the irony of the situation. Having found out about her daily ...

How the Bhakti movement flourished

The Bhakti Movement from the 12th century was the Indian shape that Sufism acquired. At the same time, it was also a people’s movement ignored by most mainstream textbooks today. The popular perception about it is .....

Multan through the ages

Multan is an ancient city of Asia, with a rich history, full of various episodes of heroism, tragedy and dramatism. ...

Karnataka-born prof wants Punjabi ....

InBorn and brought up in remote Salotagi village of Bijapur district of Karnataka, Prof Pandit Rao Darennavar has not only become a self-ordained ambassador of Punjabi but he has also initiated a movement in support .....