Anthology of Punjabi poems released

Updated At : 06:26 AM Apr 06, 2017 IST

Guests pose with the book, ‘Satrangi Lashkaare’, during its launch event in Amritsar. Photo: Sunil Kumar

Amritsar, April 5

DEO (Elementary) Salwinder Singh Samra released a Punjabi book ‘Satrangi Lashkaare’ at Virsa Vihar today. Written by Baljit Kaur, the book is an anthology of 86 poems. She dedicated the anthology to those readers who regard Punjabi as their mother tongue and admire Punjabi heritage and culture. Commencing the anthology from ‘Ardas’ to Gurus, she delves on different subjects in her poems. — TNS

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