Jalandhar- An impressive book release ceremony and discussion was organized at the local Punjab Press Club today regarding the book "Visaria Virsa: Sikh Heritage in Pakistan", which came out after the historical documentation of the unparalleled heritage of the united Punjab that was divided during the 1940s, in which the author, S. Amardeep Singh, who is based in Singapore, mainly participated. 
Talking about this, he said that through this book, he invites the readers to discover an unseen and important heritage. It is worth mentioning that this book is a deep and emotional exploration of the historical sites, artefacts and cultural symbols of the Sikhs spread across Pakistan, which are hidden behind the painful history of partition.
This book is not just a historical document, but a journey that takes readers to different corners of Pakistan, where the footprints of the Sikh Gurus are still present today. This book tells the story of the holy shrines, magnificent forts, and forgotten tombs that were once the beating hearts of a thriving Sikh community. The author, through extensive research and heartfelt narration, has revived the significance of these places and the countless stories associated with them.
During the conversation, S. Amardeep Singh said, "I believe that it is very important to tell the story of Sikh heritage in Pakistan. It is important not only for the Sikh community, but also for understanding the shared history and culture of the region. This book is a reminder that despite historical divisions, we have common roots." 
Talking about the journey of writing this book and other facts in it, he said that, this book not only gives a detailed description and historical significance of the major Sikh historical places present in Pakistan, but also presents old photographs and rare archival material that has never been seen before.
It is an inspiring story of those who are working to preserve and advance this heritage. This book is a must-read for historians, scholars, followers of Sikhism and all those who are interested in knowing more about the shared cultural history of India and Pakistan. It is an invitation.
That we remember and respect the heritage that exists even today despite the barriers of time and partition.
Author and passionate thinker of history Amardeep Singh, through his book, takes readers on a sensitive and enlightening journey of the neglected and rich history of Sikh heritage spread across the land of Pakistan. This book is not just a compilation of historical facts, but a heartfelt attempt to revive a significant cultural and religious heritage that has survived the tragedy of Partition.
This book explores the countless places in Pakistan that are deeply connected to Sikh history and culture. The book ranges from the Gurdwaras, which are sacred places for Sikhs, to the magnificent buildings of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s reign and the forgotten monuments of the common people who shaped the history of the region. Through years of hard work and deep research, the author has depicted the current state of these places and brought to light the important stories of their past.
Emphasizing the importance of this book, Amardeep Singh says, “I have always been impressed by the richness and vastness of the Sikh heritage in Pakistan. Although Partition has separated much, both physically and emotionally, this heritage still exists today, bearing witness to our shared history. The aim of this book is not only to document this heritage, but also to create awareness about its importance and emphasize the need to preserve it.”
This book is a book that not only informs, but also touches the hearts of the readers.
It inspires us to rethink our shared past, understand historical wounds and recognize the importance of preserving cultural heritage. This book is an invaluable resource for historians, Sikh scholars, travelers and all those who want to delve deeper into the complex and multicultural history of this region. It documents a neglected heritage, highlights the importance of shared history, emphasizes the need for cultural preservation and serves as a valuable resource for the Sikh community and scholars. 
This book is an essential step towards understanding and respecting the complex history and cultural heritage of our region. This important book has been published by the emerging publishing house of Punjab, “Rethink Books”, while talking about which, Dr. Parminder Singh Shukti, Director of Rethink Books, told reporters that this invaluable heritage documentary of Punjab not only explores our historical places left in Pakistan after partition, tells us about their current condition, but also makes us aware of our obligations towards that heritage. According to him, for a long time, the English readership was active in creating dialogues about our heritage with reference to this book. 
Now that this book has been published in Punjabi, I believe that the Punjabi readership, the Punjab Government, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee and the leading domestic and foreign organizations of the Sikh Panth, including the Delhi Gurdwara Management Committee, will be active in fulfilling their historical duties with reference to this book.