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Sufi Mysticism of the Indus Valley

The rise of militant Islamic fundamentalism in conjunction with geo-political conflicts in different parts of the non-Western world has become the major focus of media and scholarly comment for the last few decades. What is being lost ...

SBLS Mourns the sad demise of Ahmad Rahi

A special meeting of the Sarv Bharati Likhari Sabha- International was held on 6th October, in the Committee Room of the Punjabi Bhawan, Ludhiana. Prominent amongst a large number of literary celebrities of Punjab, who participated in the meeting were Mrs Swaranjit . ...

Shiv Kumar Batalvi (1936-1973)- Poet of melody

Lyrical sweetness - the magic touchstone of poetry - found a permanent home in Punjabi poetry more than a millennium ago. While Baba Farid (1173-1266) wrote most of his Punjabi poetry in the melodious two-line metre of dohras, many major Punjabi poets that followed ...

Balwant Gargi dead

Renowned Punjabi dramatist and short story writer, Balwant Gargi, was cremated here today. He died in Mumbai last night after prolonged illness. He was 87. He left behind his son and daughter.The body of the Sahitya Akademi winning writer was ....

A Peoples`s Poet

Ustad Daman was last seen on the funeral of Faiz Ahmad Faiz on November 20, 1984. He appeared terribly ill but he had managed to make it to Model Town to attend the funeral in a rickshaw. Although the mourners were visibly shocked by Faiz's death but whoever saw ...

Report of Niazi Brothers' Concert

The Freer Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution, and Academy of the Punjab in North America, January 11, 2003. 1.Program Notes. 2.Opening Remarks - Safir Rammah. 3.Article - Washington Post - January 13, 2003...

Another year of progress: Punjabi books of 2002

2002 was another year of continued progress for Punjabi language and literature. While in Pakistan, the large number of Punjabi writers, activists, research scholars and various forms of publications have clearly reached a critical mass , the quality and quantity of Punjabi literature ...

The Punjabi Movement

The activists of the Punjabi movement want Punjabi to be used for educational, administrative, and judicial purposes in the province of the Punjab. As the Punjab is the most populous and prosperous province of the country, notorious for its dominance in the army...

'Status of Punjabi in Pakistan'

Punjabi is the mother tongue of the majority of people in Pakistan. According to 1981 census, the last census for which the figures are available, Punjabi (including Saraiki, Hindko and other variations) is the “commonly spoken in the household” language ...

The Master of His Own Words

Whatever little Punjabi poetry Faiz wrote proves the point that the real concerns of the masses can be conveyed only in their mother tongue
Faiz is and remains the most outstanding Urdu poet of the second half of the last century. During the last few years of his life, ...