Mere Vishav Videyaley book is an autobiography written by the famous Russian author Maxim Gorky. In it, he talks about his early life, the different kinds of people he met, and the many places he travelled to, where he learned a great deal. The book is filled with beautiful metaphors, and every detail is described in a very engaging and fascinating manner.

Ik Des Da Janam by Harpal Singh Pannu provides Punjabi readers with a thoughtful exploration of Jewish history, culture, religion, and political struggles. The book highlights lessons from Jewish perseverance and resilience, showing how they have survived centuries of adversity. It also draws parallels with contemporary geopolitical issues, including conflicts in Ukraine, Palestine, and Israel, helping readers understand the causes and consequences of historical and modern struggles. Throu...

"Galiye Chikkar Door Ghar" is the autobiography of Punjabi folklore and classical writer Sohinder Singh Wanjara Bedi. This book was published in 1986 and won the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1988. In this work, Bedi shares his life story, covering 12 years from 1947 to 1959, with each year represented as a chapter. The book narrates his journey from Patiala to Rajouri Garden. The writing style is descriptive, dramatic, and symbolic, reflecting both his profession and personality.

The book *"Gurmukh Sikhieya"* is based on discussions between Bhai Sahib Bhai Vir Singh Ji and his devoted follower, Dr. Gurditt Singh Mallan. It compiles their conversations, Bhai Vir Singh Ji's letters, his responses to various questions asked over time, and his invaluable words of wisdom, all gathered in one place.

Doonghiya Socha Di Fulkaari by Amarjit Brar is a thoughtful self-help book consisting of 24 chapters that beautifully weave together deep reflections on life. Each chapter explores unique perspectives and life experiences, aiming to shape a more positive mindset and thoughtful way of living. Through its rich and inspiring thoughts, the book encourages readers to develop clarity, resilience, and purpose in their everyday lives.

Panthik Agenda by Bhai Harsimran Singh is a powerful and insightful book divided into four parts, focusing on the upliftment of Sikh society. It discusses the vital role of Gurdwaras in community development and highlights necessary reforms in institutions like the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee and other Sikh bodies. The author also delves into Sikh politics, the historical and ongoing Sikh struggle, and presents a clear vision for a stronger, united Panth.

Boond Boond Sagar is a book written by Dr. Sarabjinder Singh. The book discusses many important and serious issues related to Punjab and the Sikh community, presented in a very simple and classical style of language. The vocabulary used in this book is easy to read and is closer to spoken language, making it accessible to a wide range of readers. The topics covered in the book are short in length, yet each one is engaging and thought-provoking.

Gurmukh Viahan Aaya by Tarlok Singh Hundal is an important historical Sikh book. It explores the marriage ceremony of Sri Guru Arjan Patshah Ji, combining legendary accounts, anecdotal stories, and unique rituals. The author explains how, due to a lack of trustworthy records and the biases of early chroniclers, many historical details became unclear or distorted. The book provides readers with a vivid depiction of the fifth Guru’s wedding celebrations and offers deep insights into the hist...

Chaho So Pao by Orison Swett Marden is a timeless motivational book originally written in English and later translated into Punjabi by the Bhasha Vibhag in 1954. This inspiring book is centered on the power of self-confidence. Through real-life examples and uplifting thoughts, the author encourages readers and listeners to believe in themselves and unlock their true potential. It’s a guide to achieving success through faith in one’s own abilities.

Likhey Bajho Surat Naahi by Dr. Sarbjinder Singh examines the authenticity and scholarly study of Sri Guru Granth Sahib. The book explores how academic research has increasingly focused on this sacred scripture, analyzing its teachings and historical context. It raises important questions about interpreting the scripture through historical lenses versus understanding its spiritual and doctrinal essence. With careful discussion, the author addresses misconceptions and provides insights into...

Sikh Tawareekh Part 2 presents a detailed account of Sikh history from 1708 to 1749 and beyond. Divided into five parts, the book covers key events such as the struggles after Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s time, the rise of Sikh power, the establishment of Sikh rule, the building and fall of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s empire, the historic capture of Lahore by the Sikhs, and major battles that shaped Sikh history. It offers listeners a powerful narrative of resilience, leadership, and transformation....

Sacha Guru is a book written by Gianai Udham Singh that explores the true essence of a Guru. The book presents over 40 articles, drawing upon historical references, various scriptures, and the teachings of past Gurus to establish that the true Satguru is none other than the Word (Shabad) of Guru Granth Sahib Ji. The author emphasizes that no physical or human Guru can be considered the ultimate Guru. Through detailed explanations, historical evidence, and scriptural arguments, the book def...