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Chapter 9 - Sahni meets Mohan Lal, a distant family member in Sargodha. He becomes extremely emotional when he sees his house in Bhera, his birthplace. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Written in Punjabi and first serialised in 'Preet Lari' magazine in the ear...

Chapter 8 - During his last days in Jhang-Maghiana, Sahni listens to an informal mushaira, and also enjoys a special performance of Sammi-Dhrees given in his honour. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Written in Punjabi and first serialised in 'Preet Lari' magaz...

Chapter 7 - Sahni has a feeling of deja vu in various faces he sees and in various settings during his visit to Pakistan in 1962. His interactions with the tribesmen of Heer Syal are the highlight of this trip to Jhang. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Written in Punj...

Chapter 6 - After being ordered by the local authorities to stay in an ordinary Sarai instead of a posh guest house, Sahni feels redeemed when he meets some sincere Jhang residents. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Written in Punjabi and first serialised in 'Preet...

Chapter 5- Sahni reaches Jhang Maghiana to pay respects to Heer, but his experience turns sour during his journey to Pakistan in 1962. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Written in Punjabi and first serialised in 'Preet Lari' magazine in the early 1960s, the boo...

Chapter 4- Dr Nazeer Ahmad drops Sahni at a bus stop so he can go to Jhang. This chapter recounts his adventures on the way during his journey to Pakistan in 1962. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Written in Punjabi and first serialised in 'Preet Lari' magazin...

Chapter 3 -is about the writer's recollection of his long lost young love, of being on roads of Lahore on an early morning, overhearing conversations and of his memories of the new hostel during his journey to Pakistan in 1962. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Wri...

Chapter 2 of this travelogue takes the reader on a trip through Lahore where the writer Balraj Sahni relives some memories from his youth. He recounts buildings and locations of Lahore during his journey to Pakistan in 1962. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Written in...

Chapter 1 of this travelogue is about Balraj Sahni's boarding the Amritsar-Lahore train to go to his first destination during his journey to Pakistan in 1962. Mera Pakistani Safarnama (My Pakistani Travelogue) is a Punjabi travelogue by Balraj Sahni, based on his 1962 visit to Pakistan, more than a decade after Partition. Written in Punjabi and first serialised in 'Preet Lari' magazine...

MuddhoN SuddhoN (From the Beginning) by Kulwant Singh Virk is a tale of hope in dismal times. KULWANT SINGH VIRK Phullarwan, Sheikhupura; 1921 – Toronto, 1987 Master Storyteller Kulwant Singh Virk is arguably the greatest Punjabi short fiction writer of the 20th century. In Lahore he received his MA in English from FC College in 1940 and a degree from University Law College. He joined the army in...

Listen to the full AudioBook of the autobiography of Sahitya Akademi winner author Ajeet Cour who herself is a survivor of domestic violence. In this 8:30 hours long story revealed in the sequel to her Khanabadosh, she has revealed this traumatic experience In her autobiographical book, Cour revealed her suffocated life despite being an economically independent woman. She said, ”A husband’s beatin...

"Ral Baithan di Barkat" (The Power of Unity) is a didactic tale of how a family stands to gain when they are in tune with each other and when they are united as compared to another family which has absolutely no respect for one another. If you liked the story, please subscribe to our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube channel ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ as well and share this audiobook with family and friends. I wo...

"Weeds" depicts the quandary faced by a Punjabi Radio show-host where he has to compromise their integrity to survive. Through the character of Hardeep Singh, the author brings into focus the complicity of Punjabi media houses to feed the greed and criminal selfishness of an immigration nexus exploiting the community. About the author: Harpreet Singh Sekha migrated to Canada in 1988. He...

"Ghamm Ghamm Wasse Kaale Baddal" (The Rain Came) is the story of Oganda- the girl who was to be sacrificed to the Lake Monster to bring about rains. This story is said to be inspired by a tale related to Ogot by her grandmother. Listen to the story to find what happens to her. About the writer- Grace Emily Ogot (15 May 1930-18 March 2015) was a Kenyan author, nurse, journalist, politician and dipl...

"Ghar da Piar" ( Love of/from Home) is an essay touching on the role of home and values received from home in personality building. Principal Teja Singh was born in 1894 in Adiala, Rawalpindi (Punjab Province, British India). He wrote extensively in English as well as Punjabi. 🎧 Narrated by Dr. Manpreet Sahota , this audiobook brings literature to life through compelling storytelling. If you like...

Hawa (Wind) is an account of the communal violence of 1947, and its impact on ordinary Punjabis Gurdev Singh Rupana (13 April 1936 – 5 December 2021) was a distinguished Punjabi author best known for his evocative short stories that capture the lives of ordinary people. A postgraduate in Punjabi literature and PhD scholar from Delhi University, Rupana began his career as a schoolteacher in Delhi,...

"Mubeena Ke Sakeena" (Mubeena or Sakeena) is the story of a child separated and then united with her parents through a kind woman. The two names of the child are a reflection of the lifelong bond between both women- the biological and the foster mother. Gurbaksh Singh Preet Lari (1895-1977) is a unique signature of Punjabi literature. He was a novelist, short story writer, prose writer and a dream...

"Aleha" ( Silverfish) is the unpacking of multiple and inter-connected social attitudes highlighted in the background of personal trauma of Mandeep. About the Author: Gurmeet Karyalvi is a multi-facted writer. He writes prose, poetry, novels and short stories that touch on socio-political issues of Punjab and beyond. Born in Karyal, Moga, Gurmeet has had a varied education ranging from a...

"Nooan" (Salt) is the story of leather worker Sudagar and his family. Poverty, and deprivation are his lot. He and his family raise a weakling buffalo calf and it changes the family's lot to some extent until it dies after growing old. The story is among the best works by Punjabi author Balijit. His short story collection "Uchian Awazan" was the finalist for 2023 Dhahan Awa...

"Pahuta Pandhi" (The Transcended Traveller) is a feel-good story in which Major Sahib, an army officer heading home for a furlough spreads cheer and kindness during a short rail journey. Gurbaksh Singh Preet Lari (1895-1977) is a unique signature of Punjabi literature. He was a novelist, short story writer, prose writer and a dreamer. He was an engineering graduate from what is now known...

Pali, a doctor who travels everyday by a private bus on a route she is to traverse for many months, fights embarrassment as well as an internal battle when the conductor of the bus pays her special attention. What happens when she discovers the reason he has been kind towards her? Enjoyed the Narration? 🎧 Narrated by Dr. Manpreet Sahota, thisaudiobook brings literature to life through compelling...

Principal Teja Singh, in his essay, highlights the need and art of engaging in conversations beyond the pale of necessity. 🎧 Narrated by Dr. Manpreet Sahota, this audiobook brings literature to life through compelling storytelling. If you liked it, please subscribe to our channel and share this audiobook with family and friends. If you liked it, please subscribe to our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube channel ⁠⁠⁠⁠...

A hungry traveler tricks a stingy woman into making porridge by claiming he can cook it using just an axe. Gradually, he convinces her to add salt, ghee, flour, and milk—until a full porridge is made. In the end, he enjoys the meal, and the woman realizes too late that she was cleverly outwitted. 🎧 Narrated by Dr. Manpreet Sahota, this audiobook brings literature to life through compelling storyt...

'Tilchauli' (Sesame and Rice Offering) by Mohan Bhandari is a short succinct recount of class struggle through a metaphor of anthill. Mohan Bhandari (1937–2015) was a respected Punjabi short story writer known for his minimalist style and grounded realism. A schoolteacher by profession, he wrote about rural life, human relationships, and social tensions without ornamentation. His notable works inc...

A poor priest receives the gift of a few coins and shells from a king. What happens to them when his wife angrily throws them in the backyard? About the Author: Dr. Sohinder Singh Wanjara Bedi (1924–2001) whose folk tale collection - Bata'n Mudh Kadeem Dian has this folk tale, was one of the most respected voices in Punjabi literature, especially known for his unmatched work in preserving and popu...