punjab notes : Raja Sadiquallah’s The Fragrance of Seven Colours Sadiqullah’s The Fragrance of Seven Colours (Pehla Puur) has recently been published by Punjab Institute of... Published 24 Nov, 2025 06:33am
punjab notes; Quaid-i-Azam Library and Punjabi books Lahore was historically known as a city of educational institutions and gardens. It sounds incredible; an integral... Published 20 Oct, 2025 05:11am
punjab notes: Stories, poetry and cuisine Ajmer Sidhu is a well-known short story writer. He was born in 1970 in the village Jafarpur in the district of... Published 08 Sep, 2025 06:19am
punjab notes: Education: marker of inequality Right to education is theoretically considered to be on the list of fundamental human rights in our times. Education... Published 18 Aug, 2025 05:33am
punjab notes: The name ‘Punjab’ Our homeland now known as Punjab has been called by various names in its long history. Its earliest mention is found... Published 11 Aug, 2025 05:49am
punjab notes: Thomas Austin’s 24 rabbits Aman named Thomas Austin released 24 wild rabbits on his estate in Australia in 1859 for hunting purposes but... Published 04 Aug, 2025 05:10am
punjab notes: They and us The sight of water all around in the current monsoon reminded me of a walk and conversation I had with one of my... Published 28 Jul, 2025 06:06am
punjab notes: Azmi’s debut and Sultan Bahu in English Azmi (Azmul Haq) has made his debut as a poet with his book of verses Dubday Dubday tarr gia published by... Published 21 Jul, 2025 05:28am
Punjab Notes: Mayhem across Punjab’s countryside Some decades ago film-makers and writers used to portray a romantic picture of Punjab’s countryside; idyllic,... Published 30 Jun, 2025 05:24am
punjab notes; Books: G M Sayed and Tahir’s stories GM Sayed has been a well-known figure in the history of Pakistani politics. He was one of the proponents of the idea... Published 23 Jun, 2025 05:04am
punjab notes: What did you see, wanderer? Motorway 2 from Lahore to Islamabad used to be so good that it offered riskless driving. Sadly, it’s no longer the... Published 16 Jun, 2025 06:06am
punjab notes: Pakistan: its absence from the textbooks Have you ever wondered why the landscapes of real Pakistan are absent from the textbooks designed for our children?... Published 26 May, 2025 06:05am
punjab notes: Hatred of others Hatred is as old as the hills, one may say. Hills may erode with the passage of time but not hatred inherited and... Published 19 May, 2025 05:32am
punjab notes: Cop and saints “What does it take to maintain integrity in a system rife with corruption? Tariq Khosa’s gripping memoir offers ... Published 12 May, 2025 06:46am
punjab notes: Orality and the written word Writing is not something natural despite the fact that most of the things we think and do are recorded i.e. they are... Published 05 May, 2025 05:26am
punjab notes: Dhoti Wallah and golden fields Leaving urban congestion if you hit a highway or motorway one of these days you are struck by a stunning spectacle:... Published 28 Apr, 2025 06:31am
punjab notes: Books: science, novels and magazines Can a language survive in the modern age if it fails to offer scientific knowledge to its speakers and readers?... Published 31 Mar, 2025 05:47am
punjab notes; Of humans and animals What distinguishes human civilisation from animal kingdom is the fact that it is a product of an evolutionary march... Published 24 Mar, 2025 07:03am
Punjab notes: Stories, autobiography and poems We hear stories, we tell stories all our lives. But life is always more than what we think it is. .‘This more’ ... Published 17 Mar, 2025 06:08am
punjab notes: Harappa ruins or ruined Harappa? — Part II Talking of a long tussle between Harappans and Aryans Prof Malti writes: “After their arrival in India, for a long... Published 10 Mar, 2025 06:20am
