Why sports & literature unite Indian & Pakistani Punjab even if politics divides it : Navdeep Gill

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In the latest episode of #DecodePunjab, author Navdeep Gill talks about his latest book, Punj Aab de Shah Aswar, featuring iconic sportspersons from Lehenda and Charhda Punjab. The book is to be released in Lahore on January 19, Gills tells The Tribune Associate Editor Sanjeev Singh Bariana and Special Correspondent Ruchika M Khanna.

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