S.A.S. Nagar, Nov 8: Prof. Harpal Singh Pannu asserted that language forms the foundational pillar of national identity and cultural heritage during a scholarly dialogue at S.A.S. Nagar. The interactive session was arranged by the District Language Office as part of ongoing ‘Punjabi Month-2026’ initiatives aligned with state guidelines.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Darshan Kaur declared that the initiative aims to inspire youth to explore regional literature and philosophical heritage. She commended Prof. Pannu’s impactful writings across history and Sikh philosophy.
During his address, Prof. Pannu maintained that active reading of mother tongue literature keeps communities connected to their roots. He shared detailed perspectives on literature, history, and philosophical concepts before answering questions from scholars, teachers, and students.
The event concluded with the District Language Office presenting a commemorative honor to Prof. Pannu. Research Officer Dr. Darshan Kaur thanked the guests, noting that the scholar’s contributions to Punjabi intellectual discourse remain invaluable. A dedicated book exhibition was also showcased during the event, which drew active participation from prominent literary figures, local dignitaries, and course trainees.
