Q1.will called pentapotamia by the greeks saptasindhu in the rig vedic period, panchanad in the mahakav and puranas, lahore suba in the middle ages , maharaja Ranjit Singh's Lahore State and the Britishers called me___? 1. tuck country ,2. Punjab province ,3. both of the abov ,4. none of these
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This article refers to the ideology that asserts Punjabi cultural solidarity. For the militant separatist movement aimed at creating an independent Sikh country, see Khalistan.
The Punjab Province of British India (1909)
Baba Farid, Father of Punjabi nationalism
Punjabi nationalism or Punjabiyat[1][2][3] is a point of view that asserts that Punjabi speaking people are a nation and promotes the cultural unity of Punjabis[4] and the diverse ethnic people who inhabit the ethno-linguistic region of the Punjab.[5][6] Baba Sheikh Farid is considered as the Father of Punjabi nationalism.[7][8] Baba Bulleh Shah (wrote Kafis), Waris Shah (wrote Heer Ranjha) and Bhai Vir Singh (Modern Punjabi Literature) have immense contribution to Punjabi Boli.[9] Punjabiyat[10][11] (meaning Punjabi-ness)[12] or Punjabi nationalism is the name of a cultural and language revitalization movement of the Punjabi language. It also focuses on the political, social and literary movement for preservation of Punjabi literature, Punjabi language and Punjabi culture[13] by unity of Greater Punjab.[14] In Pakistan, the goal of the movement is to stop the alleged state-sponsored suppression of Punjabi in favor of Urdu,[15] while in India the goal is to bring together the Sikh and Punjabi Hindu communities and promote the Punjabi language in regions of Northern India.[16] Supporters in the Punjabi diaspora focus on the promotion of a shared cultural heritage.
The Punjab Province of British India (1909)
Baba Farid, Father of Punjabi nationalism
Punjabi nationalism or Punjabiyat[1][2][3] is a point of view that asserts that Punjabi speaking people are a nation and promotes the cultural unity of Punjabis[4] and the diverse ethnic people who inhabit the ethno-linguistic region of the Punjab.[5][6] Baba Sheikh Farid is considered as the Father of Punjabi nationalism.[7][8] Baba Bulleh Shah (wrote Kafis), Waris Shah (wrote Heer Ranjha) and Bhai Vir Singh (Modern Punjabi Literature) have immense contribution to Punjabi Boli.[9] Punjabiyat[10][11] (meaning Punjabi-ness)[12] or Punjabi nationalism is the name of a cultural and language revitalization movement of the Punjabi language. It also focuses on the political, social and literary movement for preservation of Punjabi literature, Punjabi language and Punjabi culture[13] by unity of Greater Punjab.[14] In Pakistan, the goal of the movement is to stop the alleged state-sponsored suppression of Punjabi in favor of Urdu,[15] while in India the goal is to bring together the Sikh and Punjabi Hindu communities and promote the Punjabi language in regions of Northern India.[16] Supporters in the Punjabi diaspora focus on the promotion of a shared cultural heritage.
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