With the aim of spreading the fragrance of Punjab, Punjabi language and literature to the world, Jagat Punjabi Sabha, Canada (Punjab Unit) organized a special conference and felicitation ceremony of the heads of Punjabi literary institutions of the world at Saint Warriors School, Qadian on January 31.
Punjab State Food Commission Chairman Bal Mukand Sharma, Gurdaspur Deputy Commissioner Uma Shankar Gupta and Additional Deputy Commissioner Harjinder Singh were specially present in this special event. Jagat Punjabi Sabha, Canada (Punjab Unit) Vice President Sarwan Singh (Chairman, Saint Warriors School, Qadian) and President Mukesh Verma played an important role in organizing this conference and felicitation ceremony. Their efforts gave a message to bring world famous Punjabi writers, linguists and personalities together under one roof.
During the Awaz Conference for the Preservation of Punjabi Language and Literature, Punjabi literary organizations from all over the world discussed their role and efforts. The leading figures described the contribution of overseas Punjabis in the preservation and promotion of Punjabi literature, language, and folklore as important.
Chairman Bal Mukand Sharma said that the contribution of overseas Punjabis in preserving Punjabi agriculture, language, and culture is unparalleled. He highly appreciated the efforts being made by Jagat Punjabi Sabha, Canada (Punjab Unit).
Deputy Commissioner Uma Shankar Gupta shared her views on the importance of Punjabi language and literature and emphasized the need to connect the coming generations with Punjabi. Additional Deputy Commissioner Harjinder Singh said that we should make joint efforts to keep our original cultural heritage alive.
Honoring Punjabi Literature and Individuals On this occasion, individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Punjabi literature, art, and folklore were also honored. The function was appreciated and their efforts were described as inspiring for the coming generations.
By organizing this special event, Jagat Punjabi Sabha, Canada (Punjab Unit) made a great effort to bring Punjabis from all over the world on a strong platform. In the finale of the event, individuals associated with Punjabi art and folklore made the occasion even more memorable through Punjabi colloquialism, literature and folk songs.