16. Which are the similarities found in both Pakistan and India
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1. Language
Punjabi is spoken by both, Indian Punjabis and Pakistani Punjabis. A little hint of Urdu or its accent may be seen in the spoken words of Pakistani Punjabis; yet, the essence of Punjabi language is the same in both the regions.
2. Land
Pakistan’s Punjab is fed by the rivers passing through India, i.e. Indus and its tributaries. The area is made equally fertile with alluvial soil in Pakistan as is in the Indian state of Punjab. Sowing, cultivation and harvesting is done at the same time and even the types of crops grown are exactly the same.
3. Dress
Women in Pakistani Punjab and Indian Punjab love fulkari. They wear shiny salwar kameez while men are dressed in Kurta pajama along with a turban. A foreigner visiting these two regions cannot make out the difference between the civilians of the two border areas.
4. Culture and Music
All the events which take place in these two areas are celebrated in the same lively way. Gidda and Bhangra are prevalent while Punjabi folk music is loved by all. Loud music with high tempo beats is played during marriages and the weddings have a common celebrative value.
Punjabi is spoken by both, Indian Punjabis and Pakistani Punjabis. A little hint of Urdu or its accent may be seen in the spoken words of Pakistani Punjabis; yet, the essence of Punjabi language is the same in both the regions.
2. Land
Pakistan’s Punjab is fed by the rivers passing through India, i.e. Indus and its tributaries. The area is made equally fertile with alluvial soil in Pakistan as is in the Indian state of Punjab. Sowing, cultivation and harvesting is done at the same time and even the types of crops grown are exactly the same.
3. Dress
Women in Pakistani Punjab and Indian Punjab love fulkari. They wear shiny salwar kameez while men are dressed in Kurta pajama along with a turban. A foreigner visiting these two regions cannot make out the difference between the civilians of the two border areas.
4. Culture and Music
All the events which take place in these two areas are celebrated in the same lively way. Gidda and Bhangra are prevalent while Punjabi folk music is loved by all. Loud music with high tempo beats is played during marriages and the weddings have a common celebrative value.
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