Sohan Singh Misha
Sohan Singh Misha joined Punjabi poetry with radio work in Jalandhar. Critical readings explore his questions about progress, division and human friendship.
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Sohan Singh Misha joined Punjabi poetry with radio work in Jalandhar. Critical readings explore his questions about progress, division and human friendship.
Sohan Singh Seetal combined dhadi performance with Punjabi poetry, fiction and historical research. His varied books also helped cultivate young readers.
Sophia Duleep Singh challenged exclusion through suffrage protest and census resistance. Her recorded public work also extended into unpaid wartime nursing.
Learn about Lahore-born astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar and his research on the evolution of stars.
Sukhdev Thapar was convicted in the Lahore Conspiracy Case. Archival papers and contemporary reporting document the trial and executions.
Punjabi poet Sukhpal Vir Singh Hasrat also wrote criticism and fiction; his family moved across Punjab after Partition.
Discover playback singer Sukhwinder Singh’s Punjab connections and his accounts of Chaiyya Chaiyya and Bismil.
Sultan Bahu wrote in Persian and Punjabi. His Abyat place spiritual guidance, inner cleansing and devotion within the language of familiar work and love stories.
Pakistani actor Sultan Rahi worked in Punjabi and Urdu films, with Maula Jatt a major turning point in his career.
Read about Sunil Dutt’s Partition experience, film career and peace march from Mumbai to Amritsar.
Suraiya sang and acted in Hindi cinema; published accounts differ about her birthplace in Punjab.
Surinder Kaur brought folk repertoire and modern Punjabi poetry to recordings, cinema and audiences far beyond a household gathering.
Punjabi singer Surinder Shinda learned music from his father and went on to record and work in film.
Patar’s ghazals, plays and television work carried Punjabi literature between intimate experience, public questions and new audiences.
Punjab hockey defender Surjit Singh played for India’s 1975 World Cup-winning team and is remembered for his penalty corners.
Sushila Nayyar’s medical career connected Punjab origins, Sevagram service and rural medical education. Institutional histories trace the hospital and college.
Arya Samaj founder Dayanand Saraswati visited Punjab in 1877; supporters later built educational institutions in Lahore.
Revolutionary and peasant organiser Teja Singh Sutantar led the PEPSU Muzara movement and won the Sangrur parliamentary seat in 1971.
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