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Punjabi Khojgarh is the center of research, publication and advocacy on history, culture, literature, music, and arts of the Punjab. It was established on the 10th March 2001 under the initiative of celebrated poet and historian Mr Iqbal Qasier . It is maintained by the Punjabi Khojgarh Trust and a team of dedicated individuals who work voluntarily to maintain and upkeep the Centre.

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Baba Nanak Remembered by Shafqat Tanvir Mirza

http://theprg.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/baba-nanak-remembered.pdf
Posted by Nadeem Omar Tarar at 5:21 AM

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Nadeem Omar Tarar is a historian and anthropologist working across archives, visual culture, heritage and print history in South Asia. A Visiting Senior Research Fellow in Anthropology at UT Austin, his work ranges from the institutional history of art education in colonial Punjab to Gandhara heritage and the transnational history of publishing. He is also the founder of Archive & Inquiry, through which he brings archival and historical research expertise to scholarly, institutional and publishing projects.
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