Academy of the Punjab in North America

Part A (Articles)

• Foreword
• The Secular Ethos of Punjab
• The Concept of Birha in Punjabi Sufi Poetry
  
• Reinterpreting Qadiryar’s Qissa Puran Bhagat
• Mohan Singh: Universal Sorrow
• Amrita Pritam: Anguish of Seperation
• IShwar Chitarkar: The Painter Poet
• Prabhjot Kaur: The Spectrum of Life
  
• Shiv Kumar: Love and Despair
• S. S. Misha: New Conciousness
• Sukhpalvir Singh Hasrat: The Poet of Ideas
• Amrik Singh Pooni: Modern Sensibilities
• Dr. Dilijit Singh: A New Voice in Punjabi Poetry
• Sharan Makkar, Manjit Tiwana, Kuldip Kalpana
• Suba Singh: Hillerious Version of Heer Ranjha
• Punjabi Poetry Across the Border
• Varinder Prihar: The Idylls of Nature
• Surjit Patar: The Poet with Global Appeal
• Sukhwinder Amrit: The Ivory Tower of Desire
• Inderjit Hasanpuri: The Creator of Folk Songs
• Amar Jyoti: The Anguish of the Second Sex
• Gurbhajan Gill: The Ghazals as Geets
• Mohinderdeep Grewal: Nnew Poetinc Images
• Kuwant Jagraon: Poet of Love, Peace, Friendship
• Jawant Zafar: The Singular Viewpoints
• A Small Stretch of Poetry

Part B: (Poetry)

• Bulleh Shah’s Mystic Verses
• Excerpts from Qissa Puran Bhagat: Qadir Yar
• Three Poems: Bhai Vir Singh
• Radha’s Message: Dhani Ram Chatrik
• The Storm: Diwan Singh Katepani
• I say unto Waris Shah: Amrita Pritam
• Usha: Bajwa Balwant
• The Nondescript: Haribhajan Singh
• A Curse: Ajaib Chitarkar
• The Island of Silence: Dr. Jagtar
• I, a Paper Ravan: S. Ahluwalia
• Love and Books: Satinder Singh Noor
• The Dialogue: Surjit Patar
• The Poem Was Not Mine: Gurbhajan Gill
• Yashodra: Dr. Vanita
• Danabad: Ravinder Bhathal
• Coffee House: Harbhajan Singh Deol
• Two Poems: B. S. Bir
• Two Poems: N.S. Tasneem