MINIMUM COURSE CURRICULUM FOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSE IN PUNJABI …Hons)-Punjabi.pdf · 2015. 12. 15. · PUNJABI UNDER CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM . CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM 2 . CONTENTS

MINIMUM COURSE CURRICULUM FOR

UNDERGRADUATE COURSE IN PUNJABI

UNDER

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM 2

CONTENTS

Page No.

Background/Preamble 03

Detail of Course 04-11

Scheme of Romanization of Gurmukhi Script 11

I. Core Course 12-40 BA (Hons) Punjabi

II. Elective Course : A. Discipline Specific (DSE) 41-61 BA (Hons) Punjabi

B. Generic (GE) 62-82 BA (Hons) other than Punjabi, B.Sc (Hons) & B.Com (Hons)

III. Ability Enhancement Course

1. Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC) 83-86 BA (Hons) other than Punjabi, B.Sc (Hons) & B.Com (Hons)

2. Ability Enhancement Elective Course (AEEC) Skill based 87-95 BA (Hons), B.Sc (Hons) & B.Com (Hons.)


Background/Preamble: Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD), Govt. of India, has already initiated the process for

developing New Education Policy (NEP) in our country to bring out reforms in Indian education system.

University Grants Commission (UGC) participates more actively in developing National Education

Policy, its execution and promotion of higher education in our country. The UGC has already initiated

several steps to bring equity, efficiency and academic excellence in National Higher Education System.

The important ones include innovation and improvement in course- curricula, introduction of paradigm

shift in learning and teaching pedagogy, examination and education system.

The education plays enormously significant role in building of a nation. There are quite a large number

of educational institutions, engaged in imparting education in our country. Majority of them have entered

recently into semester system to match with international educational pattern. However, our present

education system produces young minds lacking knowledge, confidence, values and skills. It could be

because of complete lack of relationship between education, employment and skill development in

conventional education system. The present alarming situation necessitates transformation and/or

redesigning of education system, not only by introducing innovations but developing “learner-centric

approach in the entire education delivery mechanism and globally followed evaluation system as well.

Majority of Indian higher education institutions have been following marks or percentage based

evaluation system, which obstructs the flexibility for the students to study the subjects/courses of their

choice and their mobility to different institutions. There is need to allow the flexibility in education

system, so that students depending upon their interests and aims can choose inter-disciplinary, intra-

disciplinary and skill-based courses. This can only be possible when choice based credit system (CBCS),

an internationally acknowledged system, is adopted. The choice based credit system not only offers

opportunities and avenues to learn core subjects but also exploring additional avenues of learning beyond

the core subjects for holistic development of an individual. The CBCS will undoubtedly facilitate us

bench mark our courses with best international academic practices. The CBCS has more advantages than

disadvantages.

Advantages of the choice based credit system: Shift in focus from the teacher-centric to student-centric education.

Student may undertake as many credits as they can cope with (without repeating all courses in a

given semester if they fail in one/more courses).

CBCS allows students to choose inter-disciplinary, intra-disciplinary courses, skill oriented papers

(even from other disciplines according to their learning needs, interests and aptitude) and more

flexibility for students).

CBCS makes education broad-based and at par with global standards. One can take credits by

combining unique combinations. For example, Physics with Economics, Microbiology with

Chemistry or Environment Science etc.

CBCS offers flexibility for students to study at different times and at different institutions to

complete one course (ease mobility of students). Credits earned at one institution can be transferred.

Disadvantages: Difficult to estimate the exact marks

Workload of teachers may fluctuate

Demand good infrastructure for dissemination of education


CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS): The CBCS provides an opportunity for the students to choose courses from the prescribed courses

comprising core, elective/minor or skill based courses. The courses can be evaluated following the

grading system, which is considered to be better than the conventional marks system. Therefore, it is

necessary to introduce uniform grading system in the entire higher education in India. This will benefit

the students to move across institutions within India to begin with and across countries. The uniform

grading system will also enable potential employers in assessing the performance of the candidates. In

order to bring uniformity in evaluation system and computation of the Cumulative Grade Point

Average (CGPA) based on student’s performance in examinations, the UGC has formulated the

guidelines to be followed.

Outline of Choice Based Credit System:

1. Core Course: A course, which should compulsorily be studied by a candidate as a core requirement

is termed as a Core course. 2. Elective Course: Generally a course which can be chosen from a pool of courses and which may

be very specific or specialized or advanced or supportive to the discipline/ subject of study or which

provides an extended scope or which enables an exposure to some other discipline/subject/domain

or nurtures the candidate’s proficiency/skill is called an Elective Course. 2.1 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course: Elective courses may be offered by the main

discipline/subject of study is referred to as Discipline Specific Elective. The University/Institute

may also offer discipline related Elective courses of interdisciplinary nature (to be offered by

main discipline/subject of study). 2.2 Dissertation/Project: An elective course designed to acquire special/advanced knowledge,

such as supplement study/support study to a project work, and a candidate studies such a course

on his own with an advisory support by a teacher/faculty member is called dissertation/project. 2.3 Generic Elective (GE) Course: An elective course chosen generally from an unrelated

discipline/subject, with an intention to seek exposure is called a Generic Elective. P.S.: A core course offered in a discipline/subject may be treated as an elective by other

discipline/subject and vice versa and such electives may also be referred to as Generic Elective. 3. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)/Competency Improvement Courses/Skill Development

Courses/Foundation Course: The Ability Enhancement (AE) Courses may be of two kinds: AE

Compulsory Course (AECC) and AE Elective Course (AEEC). “AECC” courses are the courses

based upon the content that leads to Knowledge enhancement. They ((i) Environmental Science, (ii)

English/MIL Communication) are mandatory for all disciplines. AEEC courses are value-based

and/or skill-based and are aimed at providing hands-on-training, competencies, skills, etc. 3.1 AE Compulsory Course (AECC): Environmental Science, English Communication/MIL

Communication. 3.2 AE Elective Course (AEEC): These courses may be chosen from a pool of courses designed to

provide value-based and/or skill-based instruction.

Project work/Dissertation is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in

solving / analyzing /exploring a real life situation / difficult problem. A Project/Dissertation work would

be of 6 credits. A Project/Dissertation work may be given in lieu of a discipline specific elective paper.


Implementation:

1. The CBCS may be implemented in Central/State Universities subject to the condition that all the

stakeholders agree to common minimum syllabi of the core papers and at least follow common

minimum curriculum as fixed by the UGC. The allowed deviation from the syllabi being 20 %

at the maximum.

2. The universities may be allowed to finally design their own syllabi for the core and elective

papers subject to point no. 1. UGC may prepare a list of elective papers but the universities may

further add to the list of elective papers they want to offer as per the facilities available.

3. Number of Core papers for all Universities has to be same for both UG Honors as well as UG

Program.

4. Credit score earned by a student for any elective paper has to be included in the student’s overall

score tally irrespective of whether the paper is offered by the parent university (degree awarding

university/institute) or not.

5. For the introduction of AE Courses, they may be divided into two categories:

a) AE Compulsory Courses: The universities participating in CBCS system may have

common curriculum for these papers. There may be one paper each in the 1st two

semesters viz. (i) English/MIL Communication, (ii) Environmental Science.

b) AE Elective Courses: The universities may decide the papers they may want to offer from

a common pool of papers decided by UGC or the universities may choose such papers

themselves in addition to the list suggested by UGC. The universities may offer one paper

per semester for these courses.

6. The university/Institute may plan the number of seats per elective paper as per the facility and

infrastructure available.

7. An undergraduate degree with honours in a discipline may be awarded if a student completes 14

core papers in that discipline, 2 AE Compulsory Courses, minimum 2 AE Elective Courses and

4 papers each from a list of discipline specific elective and generic elective papers respectively.

8. An undergraduate program degree may be awarded if a student completes 4 core papers each in

three disciplines of choice, 2 AE Compulsory Courses, minimum 4 AE Elective Courses and 2

papers each from a list of discipline specific elective papers based on three disciplines of choice

selected above, respectively.

9. The credit(s) for each theory paper/practical/tutorial/project/dissertation will be as per the details

given in A, B, C, D for B.Sc. Honours, B.A./B.Com. Honours, B.Sc. Program and B.A./B.Com.

Program, respectively.


Details of courses under B.A (Honors), B.Com (Honors) & B.Sc. (Honors) Course *Credits

Theory+ Practical Theory + Tutorial

=================================================================

I. Core Course

(14 Papers) 14X4= 56 14X5=70

Core Course Practical / Tutorial* (14 Papers) 14X2=28 14X1=14

II. Elective Course (8 Papers)

A.1. Discipline Specific Elective 4X4=16 4X5=20

(4 Papers) A.2. Discipline Specific Elective

Practical/ Tutorial* 4 X 2=8 4X1=4

(4 Papers) B.1. Generic Elective/

Interdisciplinary 4X4=16 4X5=20

(4 Papers) B.2. Generic Elective

Practical/ Tutorial* 4 X 2=8 4X1=4

(4 Papers) Optional Dissertation or project work in place of one Discipline Specific Elective paper (6

credits) in 6th Semester

III. Ability Enhancement Courses 1. Ability Enhancement Compulsory

(2 Papers of 2 credit each) 2 X 2=4 2 X 2=4

Environmental Science

English/MIL Communication

2. Ability Enhancement Elective (Skill Based)

(Minimum 2) 2 X 2=4 2 X 2=4

(2 Papers of 2 credit each) _________________ _________________

Total credit 140 140 Institute should evolve a system/policy about ECA/ General Interest/Hobby/Sports/NCC/NSS/related courses on its own. * wherever there is a practical there will be no tutorial and vice-versa


PROPOSED SCHEME FOR CHOICE BASED CREDIT

SYSTEM IN B.A (Honors), B.Com (Honors) & B.Sc. (Honors)

CORE

COURSE

(14)

Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course

(AECC) (2)

Ability Enhancement Elective Course

(AEEC) (2) (Skill

Based)

Elective:

Discipline

Specific DSE

(4)

Elective:

Generic (GE)

(4)

I C 1 (English

Communication/MIL)/

Environmental

Science

GE-1

C 2

II C 3 Environmental

Science/(English/MIL

Communication)

GE-2

C 4

III C 5 AECC -1

GE-3

C 6

C 7

IV C 8 AECC -2

GE-4

C 9

C 10

V C 11 DSE-1

C 12 DSE -2

VI C 13

DSE -3

C 14 DSE -4


10. The Universities/Institutes may offer any number of choices of papers from different disciplines

under Generic Elective and Discipline Specific Elective as per the availability of the courses/faculty.

11. Universities/Institutes should evolve a system/policy about Extra Curricular Activities/ General

Interest and Hobby Courses/Sports/NCC/NSS/related courses on its own.

12. A student can opt for more number of Elective and AE Elective papers than proposed under the

model curriculum of UGC. However the total credit score earned will not exceed 160 credits for

UG Honours and 140 credits for UG Program degree.

13. The new scheme of UG courses should be given due consideration while framing the admission

eligibility requirement for PG/ Technical courses in Indian Universities/Institutions to ensure that

students following inter and multi-disciplinary format under CBCS are not at a disadvantage. It may

be suggested that obtaining 24 credits in a particular discipline may be considered as the minimum

eligibility requirement for admission to PG/ Technical courses in Indian Universities/Institutions.

Conversion of credit(s) into grade(s):The following illustrations could be taken as an example for computing SGPA and CGPA from credits for Honours courses in all disciplines, degree Program courses in Science subjects and degree Program courses in Humanities, Social Sciences and Commerce subjects:

1. Grades and Grade Points

Letter Grade Grade Point

O (Outstanding)

10

A+(Excellent) 9

A (Very Good)

8

B+(Good) 7

B (Above Average) 6

C (Average) 5

P (Pass) 4

F (Fail) 0

Ab (Absent)

0


1. A student obtaining Grade F shall be considered failed and will be required to reappear in the

examination.

2. For non credit courses ‘Satisfactory’ or “Unsatisfactory’ shall be indicated instead of the letter grade

and this will not be counted for the computation of SGPA/CGPA.

3. The Universities can decide on the grade or percentage of marks required to pass in a course and

also the CGPA required to qualify for a degree taking into consideration the recommendations of

the statutory professional councils such as AICTE, MCI, BCI, NCTE etc.,

4. The statutory requirement for eligibility to enter as assistant professor in colleges and universities

in the disciplines of arts, science, commerce etc., is a minimum average mark of 50% and 55% in

relevant postgraduate degree respectively for reserved and general category. Hence, it is

recommended that the cut-off marks for grade B shall not be less than 50% and for grade B+, it

should not be less than 55% under the absolute grading system. Similarly cut-off marks shall be

fixed for grade B and B+ based on the recommendation of the statutory bodies (AICTE, NCTE etc.,)

of the relevant disciplines.

Illustration of Computation of SGPA and CGPA and Format for Transcripts

2. B. Sc. / B. Com./ B.A. Honors Course

Course Credit Grade Letter Grade Point Credit Point (Credit X Grade)

SGPA (Credit Point/Credit)

Semester I

C-1 06 A 8 48

C-2 06 B+ 7 42

AECC-1 02 B 6 12

GE-1 06 B 6 36

Total 20 138 6.9 (138/20)

Semester II

C-3 06 B 6 36

C-4 06 C 5 30

AECC -2 02 B+ 7 14

GE-2 06 A+ 9 54

Total 20 134 6.7 (134/20)


Semester III

C-5 06 A+ 9 54

C-6 06 0 10 60

C-7 06 A 8 48

AEEC-1 02 A 8 16

GE-3 06 0 10 60

Total 26 238 9.15 (238/26)

Semester IV

C-8 06 B 6 36

C-9 06 A+ 9 54

C-10 06 B 6 36

AEEC-2 02 A+ 9 18

GE-4 06 A 8 48

Total 26 192 7.38 (192/26)

Semester V

C-11 06 B 6 36

C-12 06 B+ 7 42

DSE-1 06 0 10 60

DSE-2 06 A 8 48

Total 24 186 7.75 (186/24)


Semester VI

C-13 06 A+ 9 54

C-14 06 A 8 48

DSE-3 06 B+ 7 42

DSE-4 06 A 8 48

Total 24 192 8.0 (192/24)

CGPA

Grand Total 140 1080 7.71 (1080/144)

Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4

Credit: 20; SGPA: 6.9 Credit: 20; SGPA: 6.7 Credit: 26; SGPA:

9.15 Credit: 26; SGPA: 7.38

Semester 5 Semester 6

Credit: 24; SGPA: 7.75 Credit: 24; SGPA: 8.0

Thus, CGPA = (20 x 6.9 + 20 x 6.7 + 26 x 9.15 + 26 x 7.38 + 24 x 7.75 + 24 x 8.0)/ 140 = 7.71

*Transcript (Format): Based on the above recommendations on Letter grades, grade points and SGPA

and CCPA, the HEIs may issue the transcript for each semester and a consolidated transcript indicating

the performance in all semesters.

Scheme of Romanization of Gurmukhi Script :

F ddh f dd C Chh U oo

x nn w ã J jh ƒ nu

V rh D dh W an o / Oo o/ou

Q th i / I i/ee u u T tth

K kh d D c ch B bh

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Core Papers B.A. (Hons) Punjabi

Semester : I

C - 1 Gurmat Poetry gurmiq kwiv

(Gurmat Kãv)

C – 2 Modern Punjãbi Story AwDuink pMjwbI khwxI

(Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kahãnni)

Semester : II

C- 3 Punjãbi Sufi-Poetry pMjwbI sU&I-kwiv

(Punjãbi Sufi-Kãv)

C- 4 Old and Modern Punjãbi Prose purwqn Aqy nvIn pMjwbI vwrqk

(Purãtan ate Naveen Panjãbi Vãrtak)

Semester : III

C- 5 Punjãbi Folklore and Culture pMjwbI lokDwrw Aqy siBAwcwr

(Punjãbi Lokdhãrã ate Sabhiãchãr)

C- 6 Punjãbi Novel pMjwbI nwvl

(Punjãbi Novel)

C- 7 Modern Punjãbi Poetry AwDuink pMjwbI kivqw

(Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã)

Semester : IV

C- 8 Medieval Narrative Poetry –

Qissa and Balladry m`DkwlI ibrqWqk kwiv - ik`sw

qy bIr kwiv (Madhkãli Birtãntak Kãv –

Qissã te Bir Kãv)

C- 9 Punjãbi Gadar Poetry and Revolutionary Movements

pMjwbI Zdr kwiv Aqy kRWqIkwrI lihrW

(Punjãbi Gadar Kãv ate Krãntikãri Laehrãn)

C- 10 Punjãbi Drãmã and One-Act

Play pMjwbI nwtk Aqy iekWgI

(Punjãbi Nãtak ate Ikãngi)

Semester : V

C- 11 Parvãsi Punjãbi Literature

prvwsI pMjwbI swihq (Parvãsi Punjãbi Sãhit)

C- 12 Theory of Literature & Indian Poetics swihq isDWq Aqy BwrqI kwiv-Swsqr

(Sãhit Sidhãnt ate Bhãrti Kãv-Shãstar)

Semester : VI

C- 13 Pãkistãni Punjãbi Literature

pwiksqwnI pMjwbI swihq (Pãkistãni Punjãbi Sãhit)

C- 14 Punjãbi Criticism and Western Literary

Approaches pMjwbI Awlocnw Aqy p`CmI icMqn-pRxwlIAW (Punjãbi Ãlochnã ate Pachhmi Chintan

Prannãliãn)

Note : All the above mentioned fourteen papers are compulsory for B.A. (H) Punjabi.


Semester : I C - 1

Gurmat Poetry gurmiq kwiv

(Gurmat Kãv)

Total Credits 6

1 isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn)

1.1 gurmiq kwiv : pirBwSw qy srUp (Gurmat Kãv Paribhãshã te Saroop) 1.2 kwiv-rUp qy rUpwkwr (Kãv-Roop te Roopãkãr) 1.3 gurbwxI Aqy kivqw ivclw AMqr (Gurbãnni ate Kavitã vichlã Antar) 1.4 gurmiq kwiv dI prMprw (Gurmat Kãv di Paramparã) 1.5 gurmiq kwiv dw smwj-siBAwcwrk pirpyK (Gurmat Kãv dã Samãj-Sabhiãchãrak Paripekh)

2 mihMdr kOr ig`l (fw.), 2015, in`qnym drSn, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (jpu jI : gurU nwnk dyv jI) Mahinder Kaur Gill (Dr.), 2015, Nitnem Darshan, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi (Jap Ji : Guru Nãnak Dev

Ji) 2.1 ivcwrDwrw

(Vichãrdhãrã) 2.2 pMj KMf

(Punj Khand) 2.3 kwiv klw

(Kãv Kalã) 2.4 BwSw SYlI

(Bhãshã Shailie) 2.5 sMbMDq bwxIkwr dIAW dUjIAW rcnwvW bwry sMKyp jwxkwrI

(Sambandht Bãnnikãr dian doojeean rachnãvãn bãre Sankhep Jãnnkãree)

2.6 pRsMg sihq ivAwiKAw (Prasang Sahit Viãkhiã)

3 Drmpwl isMgl, (fw.), 1994, BgqW dI bwxI, nYSnl bu`k tr`st, id`lI. (Bgq nwmdyv, Bgq DMnw, Bgq rvIdws) (Dharampãl Singal, (Dr.), 1994, Bhagtãn di Bãnni, National Book Trust, Delhi.) (Bhagat Nãmdev, Bhagat Dhanã, Bhagat Ravidãs ji)

3.1 BgqI kwiv-Dwrw (Bhagti Kãv-Dhãrã)

3.2 dilq cyqnw (Dalit Chetnã)

3.3 rh`svwd (Rahaswãd)

3.4 siBAwcwrk, dwrSink Aqy AiDAwqmk pK̀ (Sabhiãchãrak, Dãrshnik ate Adhiãtmak Pakh)

3.5 pRsMg sihq ivAwiKAw (Prasang Sahit Viãkhiyã)


*Suggested Reading(s) :

Bhãve, Sant Vinobhã, 2000, Japji Guru Nãnak, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Jagbir Singh (Dr.), 2004, Gurmat Kãv dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Rãm Singh (Dr.), 2004, Japji dã Vishã te Roop, Punjãbi Sãhit Acãdemy, Ludhiãnnã.

Sãhib Singh (Prof.), 2002, Jap Ji Sãhib Steek, Singh Brothers, Amritsar.

*(Note: Teachers are free to recommend additional related standard source books, if required so.)


Semester : I

C – 2 Modern Punjãbi Story AwDuink pMjwbI khwxI

(Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kahãnni) Total Credits 6

1. isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn)

1.1. khwxI : pirBwSw qy srUp (Kahãnni : Paribhãshã te Saroop)

1.2. khwxI dy sMrcnwqmk qq̀ (Kahãnni de Sanrachnãtmak Tatt)

1.3. AwDuink pMjwbI khwxI dw inkws qy ivkws (Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kahãnni dã Nikãs te Vikãs)

1.4. AwDuink pMjwbI khwxI dIAW pRivrqIAW (Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kahãnni diãn Parvirtiãn)

1.5. smwj-siBAwcwrk srokwr (Samãj Sabhiãchãrak Sarokãr)

2. s.p. isMG (fw.) Aqy jsivMdr isMG (fw.) (sMpw.), 2007, kQw lok, pblIkySn ibaUro, pMjwbI XUnIvristI, pitAwlw. (pihlIAW AT̀ khwxIAW) (S.P. Singh (Dr.) & Jaswinder Singh (Dr.) (ed.), 2007, Kathã Lok, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi

University, Patiãlã.) (Paehaliãn Atth Kahãnniãn) 2.1. khwxIAW dy srokwr

(Kahãnniãn de Sarokãr) 2.2. ibrqWqk ivDIAW

(Birtãntak Vidhiãn) 2.3. khwxI-klw

(Kahãnni-Kalã) 2.4. ivhwrk AiDAYn

(Vihãrak Adhiyan)

3. kulvMq isMG ivrk, 2004, myrIAW sRyST khwxIAW, nvXug pbilSrz, id`lI. (pihlIAW A`T khwxIAW) (Kulwant Singh Virk, 2004, Meriãn Sreshtth Kahãnniãn, Navyug Publishers, Delhi.) (Paehaliãn

Atth Kahãnniãn) 3.1. khwxI klw

(Kahãnni Kalã) 3.2. ibrqWqk jugqW

(Birtãntak Jugtãn) 3.3. ivSw-vsqU

(Vishã-Vastoo) 3.4. pwTgq AiDAYn

(Pãthgat Adhiyan)



Dhãliwãl, Baldev Singh, 2006, Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kahãnni dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Dhanwant Kaur (Dr.), 1994, Punjãbi Kahãnni dã Birtãnt Shãstri Adhiyan, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.

Kasel, Kirpãl Singh, Parmindar Singh (ed.), 2002, Punjãbi Sãhit di Utpatti te Vikãs, Lãhor Book Shop,

Ludhiãnnã.

Lehri, Rãjinder (Dr.) (Main ed.), 2013, Punjãbi Kahãnni : Prãptiãn te Sambhãvnãvãn (Duji Vishv Punjãbi

Sãhit Conference), Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Punjãbi Galap : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book Company, Mãi Hirãn

Gate, Jalandhar.



Semester : II C- 3

Punjãbi Sufi Poetry pMjwbI sU&I kwiv

(Punjãbi Sufi Kãv) Total Credits 6


1.1 sU&I sMklp : pirBwSw qy srUp (Sufi Sankalp : Paribhãshã te Saroop)

1.2 sU&I m`q islisly (Sufi-matt Silsile)

1.3 sU&I-kwiv dy pVwA (Sufi-Kãv de Parhã)

1.4 sU&I-mq̀ dy mUl sMklp (Sufi-matt de mool Sankalp)

1.5 sU&I-kwiv dy rUpwkwr (Sufi-Kãv de Roopãkãr)

2. gurbcn isMG qwilb, (sMpw.), 2011, bwbw &rId, nYSnl bu`k tr`st, ieMfIAw, id`lI. (Gurbachan Singh Tãlib (ed.), 2011, Bãbã Farid, National Book Trust, India, Delhi.)

2.1 ivcwrDwrw (Vichãrdhãrã)

2.2 kwiv-klw qy pRgIqkqw (Kãv-Kalã te Pargitaktã)

2.3 mOq dw sMklp (Maut dã Sankalp)

2.4 BwSw-SYlI (Bãshã-Shailie)


3. mnjIq isMG (fw.) (sMpw.), 2007, sIhr&IAW sulqwn bwhU, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (Manjit Singh (Dr.) (ed.), 2007, Siharphiãn Sultãn Bãhoo, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.)

3.1 sIhr&I kwiv-rUpwkwr (Siharphi Kãv-Roopãkãr)

3.2 ivcwrDwrw (Vichãrdhãrã)

3.3 ieSk dw sMklp (Ishq dã Sankalp)

3.4 ibMbwvlI (Bimbãvali)

3.5 kwiv AMdwz (Kãv Andãz)




Gurcharan Singh (Dr.), 2012, Islãm Ate Sufimat, Wãris Shãh Foundation, Amritsar.

Gurdev Singh (Dr.), 2005, Punjãbi Sufi Kãv dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Madhkãli Punjãbi Kavitã : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book Company,

Mãi Hirãn Gate, Jalandhar.



Semester : II C- 4

Old and Modern Punjãbi Prose purwqn Aqy nvIn pMjwbI vwrqk

(Purãtan ate Naveen Panjãbi Vãrtak) Total Credits 6


1.1 vwrqk : pirBwSw qy rUpwkwrk ivl`Kxqw (Vãrtak : Paribhãshã te Roopãkãrak Vilakhanntã)

1.2 vwrqk isDWq (Vãrtak Sidhãnt)

1.3 m`DkwlI Aqy AwDuink vwrqk dw inKyV (Madhkãli ate Ãdhunik Vãrtak dã Nikherh)

1.4 pMjwbI vwrqk dw AwrMB, ivkws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Punjãbi Vãrtak dã Ãrambh, Vikãs ate Parvirtiãn)

2. mnjIq isMG (fw.) Aqy jspwl kOr (fw.) (sMpw.), 2011, purwqn pMjwbI swihq : rUp qy rUpwkwr, mnpRIq pRkwSn, id`lI. (pMny 38-71) (Manjit Singh (Dr.) & Jaspal Kaur (Dr.) (ed.), 2011, Purãtan Punjãbi Sãhit : Roop te Roopãkãr,

Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi, PP. 38-71). 2.1 ivSYgq AiDAYn

(Vishaegat Adhiyan) 2.2 vwrqk SYlI

(Vãrtak Shailie) 2.3 mu`K ruJwn

(Mukh Rujhãn) 2.4 klwqmk pK̀

(Kalãtmak Pakh)

3. vnIqw (fw.) (sMpw.), 2011, vIhvIN/ie`kIvIN sdI dy sur-Alwp, mnpRIq pRkwSn, id`lI. (Vanitã (Dr.) (ed.), 2011, Vihvin/Ikkivin Sadi de Sur-Alãp, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.)

3.1 pwTgq AiDAYn (Pãthgat Adhiyan)

3.2 AwDuink vwrqk dy ruJwn (Ãdhunik Vãrtak de Rujhãn)

3.3 vwrqk SYlI (Vãrtak Shailie)

3.4 inbMD klw (Nibandh Kalã)

3.5 qulnwqmk AiDAYn (Tulnãtmak Adhiyan)



Karanjit Singh (Dr.), 2004, Purãtan Punjãbi Vãrtak dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Kohli, Surinder Singh (Dr.) (ed.), 2015, Purãtan Punjãbi Vãrtak, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.

Manjit Singh (Dr.), 2003, Sãhit-Sanrachnã : System ate Parvachan, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.

Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Punjãbi Vãrtak : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book Company, Mãi Hirãn

Gate, Jalandhar.

Satinder Singh (Dr.), 2006, Ãdunik Punjãbi Vãrtak dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Acadmey, Delhi.



Semester : III C- 5

Punjãbi Folklore and Culture pMjwbI lokDwrw Aqy siBAwcwr

(Punjãbi Lokdhãrã ate Sabhiãchãr)

Total Credits 6

1. lokDwrw Aqy siBAwcwr : isDWq, ieiqhws qy pRivrqIAW (Lokdhãrã ate Sabhiãchãr : Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn)

1.1 lokDwrw : pirBwSw, Kyqr Aqy qq̀ (Lokdhãrã : Paribhãshã, Khetar ate Tatt)

1.2 siBAwcwr : pirBwSw qy mUl q`q (Sabhiãchãr : Paribhãshã te Mool Tatt)

1.3 lokDwrw qy lokDwrw Swsqr (Lokdhãrã te Lokdhãrã Shãstar)

1.4 siBAwcwr dy lokDwrweI AwDwr (Sabiãchãr de Lokdhãrãee Ãdhãr)

1.5 siBAqw Aqy siBAwcwr ivclw AMqr (Sabhiatã ate Sabhiãchãr Vichlã Antar)

1.6 lokDwrw Aqy AwDuinkqw (Lokdhãrã ate Ãdhuniktã)

2. soihMdr isMG vxjwrw bydI (fw.), 2011, pMjwb dI lok-Dwrw, nYSnl bu`k tr`st, id`lI. (Sohinder Singh Wannjãrã Bedi (Dr.), 2011, Punjãb di Lok-Dhãrã, National Book Trust, Delhi.)

2.1 pMjwb dy lok nwc (Punjãb de Lok-Nãch)

2.2 myly qy iqauhwr (Mele te Tiohãr)

2.3 jwdU-tUxy qy Drm (Jãdoo-Toonne te Dharam)

2.4 lokwcwr qy rIq irvwj (Lokãchãr te Reet Rivãj)

3. jsivMdr isMG (fw.), 2012, pMjwbI siBAwcwr dy pCwx icMnH, gRySIAs bu`ks, pitAwlw. (Jaswinder Singh (Dr.), 2012, Punjãbi Sabhiãchãr de Pachhãn Chinh, Gracious Books, Patialã.)

3.1 pMjwbI siBAwcwr : mUl pCwx (Punjãbi Sabhiãchãr : Mool Pachhãnn)

3.2 pMjwbI siBAwcwr : BUgolk pihlU (Punjãbi Sabhiãchãr : Bhoogolak Paehloo)

3.3 pMjwbI siBAwcwr dw rwjsI ieiqhwsk pirpyK (Punjãbi Sabhiãchãr dã Rãjsee Itihãsak Paripekh)



Amarjeet Kaur (Dr.) (ed.) 2010, Sabhiãchãr Patrikã (Ank 8, January 2010), Lokdhãrã ate Sabhiãchãr : Badalde Paripekh ate Adhiyan Parnnãliãn, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Joshi, Jeet Singh (Dr.), 2011, Sabhiãchãr ate Lokdhãrã, Wãris Shãh Foundation, Amritsar.

Kairon, Joginder Singh (Dr.), 2006, Punjãbi Sãhit dã Lokdhãrãee Pichhokarh, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Manjit Singh (Dr.), 2003, Sãhit-Sanrachnã : System ate Parvachan, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.

Pooni, Balbir Singh (Dr.), 2008, Punjãbi Lokdhãrã ate Sabhiãchãr, Wãris Shãh Foundation, Amritsar.



Semester : III C- 6

Punjãbi Novel pMjwbI nwvl

(Punjãbi Novel) Total Credits 6


1.1 nwvl : pirBwSw qy srUp (Novel : Paribhãshã te Saroop)

1.2 ibrqWq Aqy ibrqWq-klw (Birtãnt ate Birtãnt Kalã)

1.3 pMjwbI nwvl dw inkws Aqy ivkws (Punjãbi Novel dã Nikãs ate Vikãs)

1.4 pMjwbI nwvl dIAW pRivrqIAW (Punjãbi Novel diãn Parvirtiãn)

1.5 kQwnk Aqy pwqr-icqrx (Kathãnak ate Pãtar Chitrann)

2. jsivMdr isMG (fw.), 2014, mwq lok, punIq pblIkySnz, pitAwlw, (ivkryqw : grySIAs buks, pitAwlw). (Jaswinder Singh (Dr.), 2014, Mãt Lok, Puneet Publications, Patiãlã, Distributors : Gracious Books,

Patiãlã). 2.1 ivSYgq AiDAYn

(Vishaegat Adhiyan) 2.2 ivcwrDwrw

(Vichãrdhãrã) 2.3 ibrqWq ivDIAW

(Birtãnt Vidhiãn) 2.4 nwvl klw

(Novel Kalã) 2.5 kQwnk Aqy pwqr-icqrx

(Kathãnak ate Pãtar Chitrann) 2.6 sMbMDq nwvlkwr dIAW dUjIAW rcnwvW bwry sMKyp jwxkwrI

(Sambandht Novelkãr dian doojeean rachnãvãn bãre Sankhep Jãnnkãree)

3. mnmohn bwvw, 2008, A&gwinsqwn dI aursulw, cyqnw pRkwSn, luiDAwxw. (Manmohan Bãwã, 2008, Afgãnistãn di Ursulã, Chetnã Parkãshan, Ludhiãnnã.)


3.2 nwrI ibMb (Nãri Bimb)

3.3 kQw dI ieiqhwsk ip`TBUmI (Kathã di Itihãsak Pitthbhoomi)

3.4 ibrqWqk jugqW (Birtãntak Jugtãn)

3.5 nwvl klw (Novel Kalã)

3.6 sMbMDq nwvlkwr dIAW dUjIAW rcnwvW bwry sMKyp jwxkwrI (Sambandht Novelkãr dian doojeean rachnãvãn bãre Samkhep Jãnnkãree)



Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Punjãbi Galap : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book Company, Mãi Hirãn

Gate, Jalandhar.

Randhãwã, Harsimran Singh (Dr.), 2014, Jaswinder Singh Rachit Novel ‘Mãt Lok : Jagat ate Jugat, Gracious Books, Patiãlã.

Ravinder Singh (Dr.), 2011, ‘Afgãnistãn di Ursulã : Manmohan Bawã’, Nav-Chintan ate Samkãli Punjãbi Sãhit, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi, PP. 59-67.

Sandhu, Gurpãl Singh, 2005, Punjãbi Novel dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.



Semester : III C- 7

Modern Punjãbi Poetry AwDuink pMjwbI kivqw

(Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã)

Total Credits 6

1 isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn)

1.1 kwiv isDWq (Kãv Sidhãnt)

1.2 AwDuink, AwDuinkqw dw sMklp (Ãdhunik, Ãdhuniktã dã Sankalp)

1.3 AwDuink kwiv-rUp qy rUpwkwr (Ãdhunik Kãv-Roop te Roopãkãr)

1.4 AwDuink pMjwbI kivqw dw ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã dã Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn)

2 siqMdr isMG (fw.) (sMpw.), 2014, sur sMvydnw, mnpRIq pRkwSn, id`lI. (BweI vIr isMG, pUrn isMG, DnI rwm cwiqRk, i&rozdIn Sr&, nMd lwl nUrpurI, hirBjn isMG, iSv kumwr, jsvMq isMG nykI, pwS, surjIq pwqr -: hr kvI dIAW pihlIAW do kwiv-ikrqW) (Satinder Singh (Dr.) (ed.), 2014, Sur Samvednã, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.) (Bhãi Vir Singh, Pooran Singh, Dhani Rãm Chãtrik, Ferozdeen Sharaf, Nand Lãl Noorpuri, Harbhajan

Singh, Shiv Kumãr, Jaswant Singh Neki, Pãsh, Surjit Pãtar –: har kavi diãn paehliãn do kãv-kirtãn) 2.1 kwiv AnuBv

(Kãv Anubhav) 2.2 kwiv jugqW

(Kãv Jugtãn) 2.3 pRsMg sihq ivAwiKAw

(Prasang Sahit Viãkhiyã) 2.4 kwiv srokwr

(Kãv Sarokãr) 2.5 pMjwb qy pMjwbIAq dw sMklp

(Punjãb te Punjãbiat dã Sankalp)

3 AMimRqw pRIqm, 1980, sunyhVy, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (Amritã Pritam, 1980, Sunehrhe, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.)

3.1 nwrI sMvydnw (Nãri-Samvednã)

3.2 kwiv jugqW (Kãv Jugtãn)

3.3 ipAwr kwiv (Pyãr Kãv)

3.4 sMboDn ivDI (Sambodhan Vidhi)




Attar Singh, 1984, Sãhit Samvednã, Raghbir Rachnã Parkãshan, Chadigarh.

Brãrh, Rajinder Pãl Singh (Dr.) (main ed.), 2011, Ãdhunik Punjãbi Sãhit Roopãkãr : Sidhãnt te Roopãntarann, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book Company,


Brãrh, Rajinder Pãl Singh (Dr.), 2006, Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.



Semester : IV C- 8

Medieval Narrative Poetry – Qissa and Balladry m`DkwlI ibrqWqk kwiv - ik`sw qy bIr kwiv

(Madhkãli Birtãntak Kãv – Qissã te Bir Kãv)

Total Credits 6 1. isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW

(Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn) 1.1 m`DkwlI ibrqWqk kwiv-rUpwkwr

(Madhkãli Birtãntak Kãv-Roopãkãr) 1.2 m`DkwlInqw dw sMklp

(Madhkãleentã dã Sankalp) 1.3 ik`sw Aqy bIr kwiv : pirBwSw, srUp qy q`q

(Qissã ate Bir Kãv : Paribhãshã, Saroop te Tatt) 1.4 isDWq qy pRivrqIAW

(Sidhãnt te Parvirtiãn) 1.5 vwr Aqy jMgnwmw ivclw AMqr

(Vãr ate Jangnãmã vichlã antar) 2 ibkrm isMG GuMmx (sMpw.), 2003, pUrn Bgq (kwdrXwr), vwirs Swh &waUNfySn, AMimRqsr.

(Bikram Singh Ghumann (ed.), 2003, Puran Bhagat (Qãdaryãr) Wãris Shãh Foundation, Amritsar.) 2.1 ik`sw : ibrqWqk ivDIAW

(Qissã : Birtãntak Vidhiãn) 2.2 ivhwrk AiDAYn

(Vihãrak Adhiyan) 2.3 nYiqkqw Aqy sdwcwr dw sMklp

(Naitiktã ate Sadãchãr dã Sankalp) 2.4 kQw swr

(Kathã Sãr) 2.5 siBAwcwrk p`K

(Sabhiãchãrak Pakh) 3 rqn isMG j`gI (sMpw.), 1999 (dUjI ijld), Swh muhMmd : jMgnwmw isMGW Aqy &rMgIAW, pblIkySn

bIaUro, pMjwbI XUnIvristI, pitAwlw. (Ratan Singh Jaggi (ed.), 1999 (dooji jild), Shãh Muhammad : Jangnãmã Singhãn te Firangiãn,

Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.) 5.1 pMjwbIAq dw sMklp

(Punjãbiat dã Sankalp) 5.2 rwjnIqk cyqnw

(Rãjnitak Chetnã) 5.3 ibrqWqk ivDIAW

(Birtãntak Vidhiãn) 5.4 rUpwkwr ivl`Kxqw

(Roopãkãr Vilakhanntã) 5.5 BwSw SYlI

(Bhãshã Shailie)



Gurdev Singh, 1993, Jangnãmã : Saroop, Sidhãnt te Vikãs, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã, PP. 9-27 (Jang

te Jangnãmã), 28-50 (Jangnãmã te hor Kãv-roop).

Kãng, Kulbir Singh (Dr.), 2005, Punjãbi Qissã Kãv dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Noor, Sutinder Singh, 2005, Punjãbi Vãr Kãv dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.





Semester : IV C- 9

Punjãbi Gadar Poetry and Revolutionary Movements pMjwbI Zdr kwiv Aqy kRWqIkwrI lihrW

(Punjãbi Gadar Kãv ate Krãntikãri Laehrãn)

Total Credits 6 1. isDWq qy ieiqhws

(Sidhãnt ate Itihãs) 1.1 vwsI (Native), AvwsI (Emigrant), prvwsI (Immigrant), ivdySI (Foreigner), sMklpW dI

pirBwSw (Vãsi, Awãsi, Parvãsi, Videshi, Sankalpãn di Paribhãshã)

1.2 AYn.Awr.AweI. (N.R.I), Awbwdkwr (Settler), punrvwsI (Re-settler), sMklpW ivclw AMqr (N.R.I., Ãbãdkãri, Punarvãsi Sankalpãn vichlã antar)

1.3 prvws qy fwiesporw ivclw AMqr (Parvãs te Dãisporã vichlã antar)

1.4 pMjwb dIAW lok lihrW (Panjãb diãn Lok Laehrãn)

1.5 kOmI lihrW dy pRBwv (Qãumi Laehrãn de Prabhãv)

2. hrbMs isMG il`t (fw.) (sMpw.), 2015, Zdr kwiv gUMjW, mnpRIq pRkwSn, id`lI. (Harbans Singh Litt (Dr.) (ed.), 2015, Gadar Kãv Goonjãn, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.) 2.1 Zdr sMklp dI ivAwiKAw, ieiqhws qy rwjnIqk ipCokV

(Gadar Sankalp di Viãkhiyã, Itihãs te Rãjnitak Pichhokarh) 2.2 Zdr-kwiv dw iSlp-ivDwn

(Gadar-Kãv dã Shilap-Vidhãn) 2.3 Zdr-kwiv dy srokwr qy audyS

(Gadar-Kãv de Sarokãr te Udesh) 2.4 fwiespoirk-cyqnw

(Dãisporic-Chetnã) 2.5 pRsMg sihq ivAwiKAw

(Prasang Sãhit Viãkhiyã) 3. ey.sI. AroVw (sMpw.) 1996, pMjwb dIAW lok-lihrW (1849-1947), pMjwbI XUnIvristI, pitAwlw.

(A.C. Arora (ed.), 1996, Punjãb Diãn Lok-Laehrãn (1849-1947), Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.) 3.1 pMjwb dIAW lok-lihrW dI auqpqI

(Punjãb diãn Lok-Laehrãn di Utpati) 3.2 nwmDwrI lihr

(Nãmdhãri Laehar) 3.3 isMG sBw lihr

(Singh Sabhã Laehar) 3.4 AwrIAw smwj lihr

(Ãryã Samãj Laehar) 3.5 AkwlI lihr

(Akãli Laehar)



Litt, Harbans Singh (Dr.), 2015, Gadar Laehar te Muddlã Punjãbi Sãhit, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.

Litt, Harbans Singh (Dr.), 2015, Gadar Laehar : Itihãs ate Rãjniti, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi

Litt, Harbans Singh (Dr.) 2015, Gadar Sahit da Shilp –Vidhãn, Manpreet, Parkãshan, Delhi.

Puri, Harish K. (Dr.), 2006, Gadar Laehar : Vichãrdhãrã, Jathebandi, Rannniti, Guru Nanak Dev

University, Amritsar.

Rajinder Pal Singh (Main ed.), 2011, Punjãbi Daisporã, (Adhiyan ate Adhiyãpan), Publication Bureau,

Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Sukhjit Singh, 2014, Punjãb Diãn Rãjnitak te Itihãsak Laehrãn, Lokgeet Parkãshan, Chandigarh.



Semester : IV C- 10

Punjãbi Drãmã and One-Act-Play pMjwbI nwtk Aqy iekWgI

(Punjãbi Nãtak ate Ikãngi) Total Credits 6


1.1 nwtk Aqy iekWgI : pirBwSw Aqy qq̀ (Nãtak ate Ikãngi : Paribhãshã ate Tatt)

1.2 AwrMB, ivkws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Ãrambh, Vikãs ate Parvirtiãn)

1.3 nwtkI-jugqW (Nãtaki-Jugatãn)

1.4 pwqr ic`qrx dI qknIk (Pãtar Chitrann di Takneek)

1.5 nwtk Aqy iekWgI ivclw AMqr (Nãtak ate Ikãngi vichlã antar)

2. virAwm msq, 2002, GrlI, nYSnl bu`k Swp, id`lI. (Waryãm Mast, 2002, Gharli, National Book Shop, Delhi.)

2.1 ivSYgq AiDAYn (Vishaegat Adhiyan)

2.2 dilq cyqnw (Dalit Chetnã)

2.3 nwtkI jugqW (Nãtki Jugtãn)

2.4 pwqr ic`qrx (Pãtar Chitrann)

2.5 kQwnk (Kathãnak)

3. mnjIq isMG (fw.) Aqy kulvIr (fw.) (sMpw.), 2011, coxvyN pMjwbI iekWgI, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (Manjit Singh (Dr.) & Kulvir (Dr.) (ed.), 2011, Chonnven Punjãbi Ikãngi, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.)

3.1 ivSYgq AiDAYn (Vishaegat Adhiyan)

3.2 nwtkI jugqW (Nãtki Jugtãn)

3.3 sMvwd ivDI Aqy klwqmk p`K (Samvãd Vidhi ate Kalãtmak Pakh)

3.4 nwt SYlI (Nãt Shailie)



Jaswinder Singh (Dr.) & Mãn Singh Dhindsã, 2006, Punjãbi Sãhit dã Itihãs (Ãdhunik Kãl 1901-1995), Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Punjãbi Nãtak te Rangmanch : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book

Company, Mãi Hirãn Gate, Jalandhar.

Ravinder Singh (Dr.), 2009, Samkãli Punjãbi Nãtak de Sarokãr, Chetnã Parkãshan, Ludhiãnnã.

Thãpar, Prithvi Raj (Dr.), 2013, Waryãm Mast da Nãt-Shãstar, Shilalekh, Delhi.

Vermã, Satish Kumãr (Dr.), 2005, Punjãbi Nãtak dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.



Semester : V C- 11

Parvãsi Punjãbi Literature prvwsI pMjwbI swihq

(Parvãsi Punjãbi Sãhit)

Total Credits 6


1.1 prvws dw sMklp (Parvãs dã Sankalp)

1.2 prvws dy msly (Parvãs de Masle)

1.3 prvwsI pMjwbI swihq dIAW vMngIAW (Parvãsi Punjãbi Sãhit diãn Vangiãn)

1.4 prvwsI pMjwbI swihq : dSw qy idSw (Parvãsi Punjãbi Sãhit : Dashã te Dishã)

2. AmrjIq kOr (fw.) (sMpw.), 2011, prvwsI kwiv-surW, iSlwlyK, id`lI. (Amarjeet Kaur (Dr.) (ed.), 2011, Parvãsi Kãv-Surãn, Shilalekh, Delhi.)

2.1 ivhwrk smIiKAw (Vihãrak Samikhiyã)

2.2 kwiv srokwr (Kãv Sarokãr)

2.3 kwiv klw (Kãv Kalã)

2.4 prvwsI cyqnw (Parvãsi Chetnã)

3. kuldIp kOr (fw.) (sMpw.), 2011, prvwsI pMjwbI khwxI dy nkS, mnpRIq pRkwSn, id`lI.

(Kuldeep Kaur (Dr.) (ed.), 2011, Parvãsi Punjãbi Kahãnni de Naksh, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.) 3.1 pwTgq AiDAYn

(Pãthgat Adhiyan) 3.2 khwxI dy srokwr

(Kahãnni de Sarokãr) 3.3 mnoivigAwnk p`K

(Manovigyãnak Pakh) 3.4 ibrqWqk jugqW

(Birtãntak Jugtãn) 3.5 prvwsI cyqnw

(Parvãsi Chetnã)



Jaspãl Kaur (Dr.), 1998, Canadã di Punjãbi Kavitã dã Themevigiyãnak Adhiyan, Shilãlekh Publishers,

Delhi.

Jaspãl Kaur (Dr.), 2007, Punjãbi Kãv-Lok : Sabhiãchãrak Roopãntarann, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Rajinder Pal Singh (Main ed.), 2011, Punjãbi Daisporã, (Adhiyan ate Adhiyãpan), Publication Bureau,

Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Rajinder Pal Singh (Main ed.), 2012, Punjãbi Daisporã, Sãhit ate Sabhiãchãr, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi

Universtiy, Patiãlã.

Rani, Rajni, 2013, Samkãli Parvãsi Kahãnni de Sarokãr, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.

Surinder Pãl Singh (Dr.) (ed.), 1993, Badeshi Punjãbi Sãhit, Punjãbi Adhiyan School, Guru Nanak Dev

University, Amritsar.



Semester : V C- 12

Theory of Literature & Indian Poetics swihq isDWq Aqy BwrqI kwiv-Swsqr

(Sãhit Sidhãnt ate Bhãrti Kãv-Shãstar) Total Credits 6

1. isDWqk p`K (Sidhãntak Pakh) 1.1. swihq kI hY ?

(Sãhit kee hai ?) 1.2. swihq : sU^m klw

(Sãhit : Sookham Kalã) 1.3. swihq qy BwSw

(Sãhit te Bhãshã) 1.4. swihq qy swihq Swsqr ivclw AMqr

(Sãhit te Sãhit Shãstar Vichlã Antar)

2. hirBjn isMG (fw.), 2006, swihq Swsqr, gurU nwnk dyv XUnIvristI, AMimRqsr. (Harbhajan Singh (Dr.), 2006, Sãhit Shãstar, Guru Nãnak Dev University, Amritsar.) 2.1 swihq Aqy smwj

(Sãhit ate Samãj) 2.2 swihq dI hoNd ivDI

(Sãhit di hond vidhi) 2.3 pRikrqI Aqy pRXojn

(Prakirti ate Prayojan) 3. gurSrn kOr j`gI (fw.), 2008, BwrqI kwiv-Swsqr: srUp Aqy isDWq, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI.

(Gursharan Kaur Jaggi (Dr.), 2008, Bhãrti Kãv-Shãstar : Saroop ate Sidhãnt, Ãrsee Publishers,

Delhi.) 3.1 BwrqI kwiv Swsqr dy pRmuK̀ isDWq

(Bhãrti Kãv Shãstar de Pramukh Sidhãnt) 3.2 rs isDWq :

(Ras Sidhãnt) 3.3 AlMkwr isDWq

(Alankãr Sidhant) AnupRws

(Anuprãs) Xmk

(Yamak) rUpk

(Roopak) AiqkQnI

(Atkathni)



Ahujã, Roshan Lal, 1963, Sãhit Shãstar, Lãhore Book Shop, Ghantã Ghar, Ludhiãnnã

Jagbir Singh (Dr.), 2012, Pachhmi Sãhit-Sidhãnt ate Bhãrti Kãv-Shãstar : Ãlochnãtmak Vivechan,

Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Prem Prakãsh Singh (Dr.), 1998, Bhãrti Kãv Shãstar, Lãhore Book Shop, Ludhiãnnã.



Semester : VI C- 13

Pãkistãni Punjãbi Literature pwiksqwnI pMjwbI swihq

(Pãkistãni Punjãbi Sãhit) Total Credits 6


1.1 SwhmuKI Aqy gurmuKI ilpI dw mslw (Shãhmukhi ate Gurmukhi Lippi dã Maslã)

1.2 vMf dy AwDwr (Vandd de Ãdhhãr)

1.3 pwiksqwnIAq dw sMklp (Pãkistãniat dã Sankalp)

1.4 pwiksqwnI pMjwbI swihq dw ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Pãkistãni Punjãbi Sãhit dã Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn)

1.5 pwiksqwnI pMjwbI swihq dy nvyN ruJwn (Pãkistãni Punjãbi Sãhit de Naven Rujhãn)

2. mnjIq isMG (fw.) Aqy rxbIr swrMg (sMpw.), 2011, kwiv-kxIAW : vwiGEN pwr dIAW, mnpRIq pRkwSn, id`lI. (Manjit Singh (Dr.) & Rannbir Sãrang (eds.), 2011, Kãv-Kanniyãn : Vãghion Pãr Diãn, Manpreet

Parkãshan, Delhi.) 2.1 pwTgq AiDAYn

(Pãthgat Adhiyan) 2.2 klwqmk pK̀

(Kalãtmak Pakh) 2.3 ivcwrDwrw

(Vichãrdhãrã) 2.4 siBAwcwrk p`K

(Sabhiãchãrak Pakh) 2.5 ivSw p`K

(Vishã Pakh) 3. suiqMdr isMG nUr Aqy rvyl isMG (sMpw.), 2001, pwiksqwnI pMjwbI swihq, pMjwbI AkwdmI, id`lI.

(khwxIkwr : Akbr lwhOrI, A&zl Aihsn rMDwvw, Anvr AlI, A&zl qOsI&, ieilAws GuMmx, prvIn milk, qOkIr cuZqweI) (Sutinder Singh Noor & Rawail Singh (ed.), 2001, Pãkistãni Punjãbi Sãhit, Punjãbi Academy,

Delhi.) (Kahãnnikãr : Akbar Lahouri, Afzal Aehsan Randhãwã, Anvar Ali, Afzal Tousif, Iliãs Ghumann,

Parveen Malik, Toukeer Chugtãi) 3.1 pwTgq AiDAYn

(Pãthgat Adhiyan) 3.2 khwxI klw

(Kahãnni Kalã) 3.3 ibrqWqk ivDIAW

(Birtãntak Vidhiãn) 3.4 smwjk srokwr

(Samãjak Sarokãr)



Ajmer Singh (Dr.) (ed.) 2000, Khoj Patrikã: Pãksitãni Punjãbi Vishesh Ank, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi

University, Patiãlã.

Attar Singh (Dr.), 1975, Samdarshan, Raghbir Rachnã Parkãshan, Amritsar.

Attar Singh (Dr.), 1984, Sãhit Samvednã, Raghbir Rachnã Parkãshan, Chadigarh.

Dhimãn, Harbans Singh (Dr.), 1998, Pãkistãni Punjãbi Sãhit : Nikãs te Vikãs, Gagan Parkãshan, Rajpurã.

Thind, K.S. (Dr.), 1992, “Pãkistãni Punjãbi Bhãshã te Sãhit”, Harcharan Kaur (ed.) Ãdhunik Punjãbi Sãhit : Punar Vichãr, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.



Semester : VI C- 14

Punjãbi Criticism and Weatern Literary Approaches pMjwbI Awlocnw Aqy p`CmI icMqn-pRxwlIAW

(Punjãbi Ãlochnã ate Pachhmi Chintan Prannãliãn)

Total Credits 6

1. isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn) 1.1 pMjwbI swihq Awlocnw : AwrMB qy ivkws

(Punjãbi Sãhit Ãlochnã : Ãrambh te Vikãs) 1.2 pRmuK̀ pMjwbI swihq-icMqk

(Pramukh Punjãbi Sãhit-Chintak) 1.3 prw-Awlocnw

(Prã-ãlochnã) 1.4 pRmuK̀ p`CmI icMqn pRxwlIAW

(Pramukh Pachhmi Chintan Prannãliãn)

2. hirBjn isMG BwtIAw (fw.), 2000, pMjwbI Awlocnw : isDWq qy ivhwr, gurU nwnk dyv XUnIvristI, AMimRqsr. (Harbhajan Singh Bhãtiã (Dr.), 2000, Punjãbi Ãlochnã : Sidhãnt te Vihãr, Guru Nãnak Dev

University, Amritsar.) 2.1 ipRM. sMq isMG syKoN dw icMqn

(Principal Sant Singh Sekhon dã Chintan) 2.2 fw. hirBjn isMG dw icMqn

(Dr. Harbhajan Singh dã Chintan) 2.3 njm husYn s`Xd dw icMqn

(Najam Hussain Saiyad dã Chintan) 3. hrbMs isMG il`t (fw.) (sMpwdkI borf), 2015, p`CmI icMqn pRxwlIAW, AY~c. ky. pRkwSn, id`lI.

(Harbans Singh Litt (Dr.) (ed. board), 2015, Pachhmi Chintan Parnnãliãn, H.K. Parkãshan, Delhi.) 3.1 rUsI rUpvwd

(Roosi Roopwãd) 3.2 mwrksvwd

(Mãrxwãd) 3.3 sMrcnwvwd

(Sanrachnãwãd)



Dhimãn, Harbans Singh (Dr.), 2009, Pachhmi Sãhit Chintan, Gagan Parkãshan, Rajpurã, Patiãlã.

Jagbir Singh (Dr.), 2012, Pachhmi Sãhit-Sidhãnt ate Bhãrti Kãv-Shãstar : Ãlochnãtmak Vivechan,

Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Manjit Singh (Dr.), 1998, Punjãbi Sameekhiyã Sanskãr, Punjãbi Parkãshan, New Delhi.

Noor, Sutinder Singh & Rawail Singh (ed.), 2001, Samkãli Pachhami Chintan, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.



*Elective : Discipline Specific (DSE)

BA (Hons) Punjabi Semester : V/VI

DSE-1 Punjãbi Travelogue Literature

pMjwbI s&rnwmw swihq

(Punjãbi Safarnãmã Sãhit)

DSE-2 Indian Literature

BwrqI swihq (Bhãrti Sãhit)

DSE-3 World Literature

ivSv swihq (Vishav Sãhit)

DSE-4 Punjãbi Language, Script and Prosody

pMjwbI BwSw, il`pI Aqy ipMgl-ArUz (Punjãbi Bhãshã, Lippi ate Pingal-Arooz)

DSE-5 Biography and Auto-Biography

jIvnI Aqy svY-jIvnI (Jeevani ate Swai-Jeevani)

DSE-6 Life Sketch ryKw ic`qr

(Rekhã Chittar)

DSE-7 Myth Transformation and Myth Criticism

imQ rUpWqrx Aqy imQ icMqn (Myth Roopãntarann ate Myth Chintan)

DSE-8 Punjãbi Epic Poetry

pMjwbI mhw-kwiv (Punjãbi Mahã-Kãv)

DSE-9 Literature on Partition & Punjãb holocaust

dyS vMf Aqy pMjwb sMqwp dw swihq (Deshvandd ate Punjãb Santãp dã Sãhit)

DSE-10 Punjãbi Balladry pMjwbI vwr swihq

(Punjãbi Vãr Sãhit)

*Student have to select only four papers of their choice out of the above mentioned ten options for DSE.

*Optional Dissertation or Project Work in place of one Discipline Specific Elective Paper (6 Credits) in 6th Semester.


Semester : V/VI DSE - 1

Punjãbi Travelogue Literature pMjwbI s&rnwmw swihq

(Punjãbi Safarnãmã Sãhit)

Total Credits 6


1.1 s&rnwmw : pirBwSw qy srUp (Safarnãmã : Paribhãshã te Saroop)

1.2 SYlIgq ivl`Kxqw (Shailiegat Vilakhanntã)

1.3 pMjwbI s&rnwmy dw inkws Aqy ivkws (Punjãbi Safarnãme dã Nikãs ate Vikãs)

1.4 pMjwbI s&rnwmw swihq dy mUl rUJwn (Punjãbi Safarnãmã Sãhit de Mool Rujhãn)

2. kulvIr (fw.) (sMpw.), 2012, dunIAw rMg-ibrMgI, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (Kulvir (Dr.) (ed.), 2012, Duniã Rang-Birangi, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.)


2.2 SYlIgq AiDAYn (Shailiegat Adhiyan)

2.3 siBAwcwrk p`K (Sabhiãchãrak Pakh)


3. rijMdr isMG jwlI, 2011, bwqW smuMdroN pwr dIAW, rvI swihq pRkwSn, AMimRqsr. (Rajinder Singh Jãlly, 2011, Bãtãn Samundaron Pãr Diãn, Ravi Sãhit Parkãshan, Amritsar)


3.2 SYlI p`K (Shailie Pakh)

3.3 siBAwcwrk p`K (Sabhiãchãrak Pakh)

3.4 swihqk ivl`Kxqw (Sãhitak Vilakhanntã)



Ãmir Kaur, 2011, ‘Safar-dar-Safar’ dã Shailiegat Adhiyan, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.

Manmeet Kaur, 2012, Ravinder Ravi dã Safarnãmã ‘Simartiãn de Desh’ : Pãtthgat Adhiyan, National

Book Shop, Delhi.


Gate, Jalandhar.

Satinder Singh (Dr.), Ãdhunik Punjãbi Vãrtak dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.




Indian Literature BwrqI swihq (Bhãrti Sãhit)

Total Credits 6


1.1 Anuvwd : pirBwSw (Anuvãd : Paribhãshã)

1.2 Anuvwidq swihq dI mh`qqw (Anuvãdit Sãhit di mahatatã)


1.4 BwrqI swihq dy muK̀ ruJwn (Bhãrti Sãhit de mukh rujhãn)

2 blbIr mwDopurI, (Anu. Aqy sMpw.) 2014, im`tI boldI hY, nvXug pbilSrz, id`lI. (pihlIAW ds khwxIAW) (Balbir Madhopuri, (Trans. & Ed.) 2014, Mitti Boldi Hai, Navyug Publishers, Delhi.) (Paehliãn Dass

Kahãnniãn) 2.1 ivSYgq AiDAYn

(Vishaegat Adhiyan) 2.2 khwxI klw

(Kahãnni Kalã) 2.3 ibrqWqk jugqW

(Birtãntak Jugtãn) 2.4 qulnwqmk AiDAYn

(Tulnãtmak Adhiyan) 3 ribMdr nwQ tYgor, 2010, BwrqI sMsikRqI dw kyNdr, pMjwbI swihq AkwdmI, luiDAwxw.

(Rabinder Nãth Tagore, 2010, Bhãrti Sanskriti dã Kendar, Punjãbi Sãhit Akademi, Ludhiãnnã.) 3.1 ivSYgq AiDAYn

(Vishaegat Adhiyan) 3.2 vwrqk SYlI

(Vãrtak Shailie) 3.3 ivcwrDwrw

(Vichãrdhãrã) 3.4 ivSvIkrn Aqy sMsikRqI

(Vishvikaran ate Sanskriti)



Harcharan Kaur (Dr.) & Rawail Singh (Dr.) (eds.) 2002, Punjãbi te Bhãrti Sãhit : Tulnã ton Samvãd Tak,

Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Satinder Singh (ed.), 1990, Tulnãtmak Bhãrti Sãhit, Guru Nãnak Dev University, Amritsar.




World Literature ivSv swihq

(Vishav Sãhit)

Total Credits 6


1.1 swihq : pirBwSw Aqy srUp (Sãhit : Paribhãshã ate Saroop)

1.2 qulnwqmk swihq dw sMklp (Tulnãtmak Sãhit dã Sankalp)

1.3 ivSv swihq ivc khwxI dI prMprw : sMKyp jwx-pCwx (Vishav Sãhit vich Kahãnni di Paramparã : Sankhep Jãnn-Pachhãnn)

1.4 ivSv swihq ivc kivqw dI prMprw : sMKyp jwx-pCwx (Vishav Sãhit vich Kavitã di Paramparã : Sankhep

Jãnn-Pachhãnn)

2. gurmyl mfwhV, 2008, nobl khwxIAW, pMjwbI AkwdmI, id`lI. (pihlIAW pMj khwxIAW) (Gurmel Maddãharh, 2008, Nobel Kahãnniãn, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.) (Paehaliãn Punj

Kahãnniãn) 2.1 pwTgq AiDAYn

(Pãthgat Adhiyan) 2.2 khwxI klw

(Kahãnni Kalã) 2.3 smwjk-siBAwcwrk p`K

(Samãjak-Sabhiãchãrak Pakh) 2.4 qulnwqmk AiDAYn

(Tulnãtmak Adhiyan) 3. hrBjn isMG huMdl, 2009, ivSv kvI - bRY^q qy lorkw : coxvI kivqw, AY~c.ky.pRkwSn, id`lI. (dohW

dIAW pMj pMj pihlIAW kivqwvW) (Harbhajan Singh Hundal, 2009, Vishav Kavi - Brekht te Lorka : Chonnvi Kavitã, H.K. Parkãshan,

Delhi.) (Dohãn diãn Punj Punj Paehaliãn Kavitãvãn) 3.1 pwTgq AiDAYn

(Pãthgat Adhiyan) 3.2 bRY^q dI kwiv-klw

(Brekht di Kãv-Kalã) 3.3 lorkw dI kwiv-klw

(Lorkã di Kãv-Kalã) 3.4 ivcwrDwrw Aqy kwiv jugqW

(Vichãrdharã ate Kãv Jugtãn)



Dhir, Kuldeep Singh, 1990, Tulnãtmak Sãhit Shãstar, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.




Punjãbi Language, Script and Prosody pMjwbI BwSw, il`pI Aqy ipMgl-ArUz

(Punjãbi Bhãshã, Lippi ate Pingal-Arooz)

Total Credits 6

hrbMs isMG DImwn (fw.), 2006, pMjwbI BwSw Aqy ivAwkrx (Bwg I Aqy II), ggn pRkwSk, rwjpurw, pitAwlw

Harbans Singh Dhimãn (Dr.), 2006, Punjãbi Bhãshã ate Viãkarann, Gagan Parkãshak, Rãjpurã,

(Patiãlã).

1. isDWq Aqy ieiqhws (Sidhãnt ate Itihãs) 1.1 pMjwbI BwSw dw jnm, ivkws Aqy ivSySqwvW

(Punjãbi Bhãshã dã janam, vikãs ate visheshtãvãn)

1.2 gurmuKI il`pI qy pMjwbI BwSw (Gurmukhi lippi te Punjãbi Bhãshã)

1.3 svr Aqy ivAMjn, lgW qy lgw^r

(Swar ate Vianjan, Lagãn te Lagãkhar)

2. pMjwbI BwSw dI sMrcnw

(Punjãbi Bhãshã di Sanrachnã) 2.1 ivAwkrnk-AwDwr : nWv, pVnWv, ivSySx, ikirAw, kwl, kwrj, kwrk, ivsimk icMnH

(Viãkaranak Ãdhãr: Nãnv, Parhnãnv, Vishshann, Kiryã, Kãl, Kãraj, Kãrak, Vismik Chinh)

2.2 pMjwbI vwk-ivigAwn : vwk, vwkWS qy aupvwk

(Punjãbi Vãk-Vigiyãn : Vãk, Vãkãnsh te Upvãk)

2.3 pMjwbI ArQ-ivigAwn : smwnwrQk Sbd, bhuArQk Sbd, ivroDI Sbd, bhuqy SbdW dI QW iek Sbd

(Punjãbi Arth-Vigiyãn : Samãnãrthak Shabad, Bahoarthak Shabad, Virodhi Shabad, Bahute

Shabadãn di thãn ik Shabad)

3. ipMgl-ArUz Pingal-Arooz

3.1 ipMgl dI pirBwSw, lGU Aqy gurU, pRmu`K pMjwbI CMd : korVw, bYNq, dohVw, cOpeI (Pingal di Paribhãshã, Laghoo ate Guru, Parmukh Punjãbi Chhand: Korarhã, Baint, Dohrhã,

Choupai)

3.2 Zzl dI pirBwSw : kw&IAw, rdI&, mqlw, mkqw, SyAr

(Gazal di Paribhãshã : Kãfiã, Radeef, Matlã, Maktã, Sheyar)



Harkirat Singh, 1983, Bhãshã Te Bhãshã - Vigiyãn, Lahore Book Shop, Ludhiãnnã.

J.B. Singh 1972, Gurmukhi Lippi Dã Janam Te Vikãs (2nd ed.), Punjãb University, Chandigarh.

Neer, Kashmir, 2012, Ãpe Baehrãn Boldiãn, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.

Puãr, Joginder Singh (Dr.), (ed.), 1988, Bhãshã-Vigiyãn : Sankalp Ate Dishãvãn, Punjãbi Bhãshã

Academy, Jalandhar.




Biography and Auto-Biography jIvnI Aqy svY-jIvnI

(Jeevani ate Swai-Jeevani)

Total Credits 6


1.1. jIvnI : pirBwSw qy srUp (Jeevani : Paribhãshã te Saroop)

1.2. svY-jIvnI : pirBwSw qy srUp (Swai-Jeevani : Paribhãshã te Saroop)

1.3. jIvnI Aqy svY-jIvnI ivclw AMqr (Jeevani ate Swai-Jeevani vichlã antar)

2. ibkrm isMG GuMmx, 2001, sMq bwbw ivswKw isMG, vwirs Swh PwaUNfySn. AMimRqsr. (Bikram Singh Ghumann, 2001, Sant Bãbã Visãkhã Singh, Wãris Shãh Foundation, Amritsar.)

2.1. ivSYgq AiDAYn (Vishaegat Adhiyan)

2.2. SYlI p`K (Shailie Pakh)

2.3. jIvnI dI qknIk (Jeevani di Takneek)

2.4. rUpwkwrk ivl`Kxqw (Roopãkãrak Vilakhanntã)

3. dyivMdr kOr (fw.), 2014, vhI ^wqw, sMgm pRkwSn, smwxw. (Devinder Kaur (Dr.), 2014, Vahi Khãtã, Sangam Parkãshan, Samãnnã.)



3.3. nwrI srokwr (Nãri Sarokãr)

3.4. swihqk idRStIkox (Sãhitak Drishtikonn)


*Suggested Reading(s) : Lãmbã, Kulwant Kaur (Dr.), 2013, Nãri Bimb ate Swai-Jeevani, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.


Gate, Jalandhar.

Satinder Singh, 2006, Ãdunik Punjãbi Vãrtak dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Acadmey, Delhi.




Life Sketch ryKw ic`qr

(Rekhã Chittar)

Total Credits 6


1.1. ryKw-ic`qr: pirBwSw qy srUp (Rekhã Chittar : Paribhãshã te Saroop)

1.2. ryKw-ic`qr dw ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Rekhã-chittar dã Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn)

1.3. qknIk qy jugqW (Takneek te Jugtãn)

1.4. BwSw SYlI (Bhãshã Shailie)

2. blvMq gwrgI, 2008, kOfIAW vwlw s`p, nvXug pbilSrz, id`lI. (Balwant Gãrgi, 2008, Koddiãn Wãlã Sap, Navyug Publishers, Delhi.)



2.3. ryKw ic`qr dI qknIk (Rekhã Chittar di Takneek)

2.4. nwiek ibMb (Nãyek Bimb)

3. mohnjIq, 2007, gUVHI ilKq vwlw vrkw, lokgIq pRkwSn, cMfIgVH. (pihly ds) (Mohanjit, 2007, Goohrhi Likhat Wãlã Varkã, Lokgeet Parkãshan, Chandigarh.) (Paehle Dass) 3.1. srokwr

(Sarokãr) 3.2. SYlI p`K

(Shailie Pakh) 3.3. rUpkwrk ivl`Kxqw

(Roopãkãrak Vilakanntã) 3.4. swihqk idRStIkox

(Sãhitak Drishtikonn)



Kawaljeet Kaur, 2009, Rekhã Chittar ate Punjãbi Rekhã Chittar, Wãris Shãh Foundation, Amritsar.


Gate, Jalandhar.

Satinder Singh, 2006, Ãdunik Punjãbi Vãrtak dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Acadmey, Delhi.




Myth Transformation and Myth Criticism imQ rUpWqrx Aqy imQ icMqn

(Myth Roopãntarann ate Myth Chintan)

Total Credits 6

1. isDWq qy icMqn (Sidhãnt te Chintan) 1.1 imQ : pirBwSw qy qq̀

(Myth : Paribhãshã te Tatt)

1.2 imQ qy lok-khwxI ivclw AMqr

(Myth te Lok-kahãnni vichlã antar)

1.3 imQ rUpWqrx ikauN ?

(Myth Roopãntarann Kiyon ?)

1.4 imQ qy dMq kQw (Myth te Dant Kathã)

2. qwrw isMG Anjwx (sMpw.), 2004, cMfI dI vwr, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (Tãrã Singh Anjãnn (ed.), 2004, Chanddi di Vãr, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.)

2.1 cMfI dI vwr : mUl kQw (Chanddi di Vãr : Mool Kathã)

2.2 AiDAwqmk vwr dy qOr ’qy (Adhiãtmak Vãr de tour te)

2.3 imQ rUpWqrx

(Myth Roopãntarann)

2.4 kwiv-jugqW (Kãv-Jugtãn)

3. mnjIq isMG (fw.), 2005, jnmswKI/imQ-ivigAwn, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. Manjit Singh (Dr.), 2005, Janamsãkhi/Myth-Vigiyãn , Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi

3.1 im`Q-icMqn

(Myth-Chintan)

3.2 imQ-isrjx pRikirAw (Myth-Sirjann Prakiriyã)

3.3 nwnk-ibMb

(Nãnak-Bimb)

3.4 imQ-srokwr

(Myth-Sarokãr)



Ghumann, Bikram Singh (Dr.), Gumtãlã, Charanjit Singh (Dr.), 2011, Chandi Di Vãr : Pãth, Chintan te Kalã, Wãris Shãh Foundation, Amritsar.

Kulwant Singh (Dr.), 2014, Myth Adhiyan te Vãrãn Bhãi Gurdãs, Ravi Sãhit Parkãshan, Amritsar.

Mukhbain Singh, 2003, Myth Darshan te Chihan Shãstar, Ravi Sãhit Parkãshan, Amritsar.




Punjãbi Epic Poetry pMjwbI mhw-kwiv

(Punjãbi Mahã-Kãv)

Total Credits 6

1. isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn) 1.1 pirBwSw qy qq̀

(Paribhãshã te Tatt)

1.2 qknIkI p`K (Takniki Pakh)

1.3 ieiqhws (Itihãs)

1.4 pRivrqIAW (Parvirtiãn)

2. mohn isMG (pRo.), 2005, nwnkwiex, pMjwbI XUnIvristI, pitAwlw. (Mohan Singh (Prof.), 2005, Nãnkãiyann, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.)

2.1 nwnk ibMb

(Nãnak Bimb)

2.2 isDWqk p`K, ivDI qy qknIk

(Sidhãntak Pakh, Vidhi te Takneek)

2.3 kwiv-jugqW (Kãv Jugtãn)

2.4 mhw-kwiv dy qOr ’qy prK

(Mahã Kãv de tour te Parkh)

3. iSv kumwr btwlvI, 2014, lUxw, lwhOr bu`k Swp, luiDAwxw. (Shiv Kumar Batãlvi, 2014, Loonnã, Lãhore Book Shop, Ludhiãnnã)

3.1 mhw-kwiv jW pRgIq-kwiv

(Mahã Kãv jãn Prageet-Kãv)

3.2 qknIkI p`K

(Takneeki Pakh)

3.3 kQw swr qy rUpWqrx

(Kathã Sãr te Roopãntarann)

3.4 kwiv-jugqW (kãv-jugtãn)



Arshi, Gurcharan Singh, 1990, Lunnãn Samikhiyã : Vidhimoolak Drishti-Bindoo, Punjãbi Academy,

Delhi.

Avtãr Singh, 2012, Punjãbi Mahã Kãv dã Vikãs, National Book Shop, Delhi.

Manjit Singh (Dr.), 1998, Punjãbi Sameekhiyã Sanskãr, “Nãnkãyann : Mahã-kãv jãn Kãv Sãkhi” Punjãbi

Parkãshan, New Delhi.(PP. 101-111)

Punni, Amrik Singh, 1992, Shiv Kumãr Rachnã Sansãr, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Saini, Pritam Singh (Prof), 1973, Nãnkãiyann : Ik Ãlochnãtmak Adhiyan, Lahore Book Shop,

Ludhiãnnã.




Punjãbi Literature on Partition & Punjãb holocaust dyS vMf Aqy pMjwb sMqwp aupr pMjwbI swihq

(Deshvandd ate Punjãb Santãp uppar Punjãbi Sãhit)

1. isDWq Aqy ieiqhws (Sidhãnt ate Itihãs) 1.1 ihMd-pwk vMf dy kwrn

(Hind-Pãk Vandd de kãran)

1.2 dyS vMf dy pRBwv

(Desh Vandd de Prabhãv)

1.3 pMjwb sMkt : buinAwdI kwrn (Punjãb Sankat : Buniyãdi Kãran)

1.4 pMjwb sMkt dy pRBwv

(Punjãb Sankat de Prabhãv)

1.5 pMjwb dI duKWqk hoxI (Punjãb di Dukhãntak honni)

2. nwnk isMG, 2011, Ûn dy sohly, lok swihq pRkwSn, AMimRqsr. (Nãnak Singh, Khoon de Sohle, Lok Sãhit Parkãshan, Amritsar )

2.1 ivSYgq AiDAYn

(Vishaegat Adhiyan)

2.2 smìsAw (Samassiã)

2.3 kQwnk

(Kathãnak)

2.4 dyS vMf dI qRwsdI (Desh Vand di Trãsdi)

2.5 klw jugqW (Kalã Jugtãn)

3. hrbMs isMG il`t (fw.) (sMpwdkI borf), 2015, vydx khIAY iksu, AY~c. ky. pRkwSn, id`lI. Harbans Singh Litt (Dr.) (Sampãdki Board), 2015, Vedann Kahiae Kis, H.K. Parkãshan, Delhi.

3.1 pMjwb sMkt : kwiv rUpWqrx

(Punjãb Sankat : Kãv Roopãntarann)

3.2 mUl srokwr

(Mool Sarokãr)

3.3 kwiv jugqW (Kãv Jugtãn)

3.4 ibMb-ivDwn

(Bimb-Vidhãn)




Hundal, Harpreet Singh (Dr.), 2000, Punjãb Sankat te Punjãbi Kavitã, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.

Rãhi, Joginder Singh, 1992, Masle Galap de, Nãnak Singh Pustakmãlã, Amritsar.

Sandhu, Gurpãl Singh, 2005, Punjãbi Novel dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.

Tasneem, Niranjan Singh, 1980, Punjãbi Novel dã Muhãndarã, Punjãbi Writers Co-operative Society,

New Delhi.

Uppal, Sawinder Singh (Dr.), 1982, Punjãbi Novel : Vidhi te Vichãr, Punjãbi Writers Co-operative

Society, New Delhi.




Punjãbi Balladry pMjwbI vwr swihq

(Punjãbi Vãr Sãhit)


1.1 vwr : pirBwSw qy q`q

(Vãr : Paribhãshã te Tatt)

1.2 vwr : qknIkI p`K (Vãr : Takniki Pakh)

1.3 pMjwbI vwr : ieiqhws (Punjãbi Vãr : Itihãs)

1.4 pMjwbI vwr : pRivrqIAW (Punjãbi Vãr : Parvirtiãn)

2. jsvMq bygovwl (fw.), 2006, BweI gurdws jI dI pihlI vwr : smIiKAw qy ivAwiKAw, suMdr bu`k ifpo, jlMDr. (Jaswant Begowãl (Dr.), 2006, Bhãi Gurdãs Ji di Paehli Vãr : Samikhiyã te Viãkhiyã, Sundar

Book Depot, Jalandhar.) 2.1 vsqU swmg̀rI

(Vastu Samagari)

2.2 rUpk p`K

(Roopak Pakh)

2.3 AiDAwqmk vwr

(Adhiyãtmak Vãr)

2.4 nwnk ibMb

(Nãnak Bimb)

2.5 ieiqhwsk-imiQhwsk sMkyq

(Itihãsak-Mythhãsak Sanket)


3. mnjIq kOr (fw.), vwr nwdr Swh (njwbq dI vwr) : pwT qy smIiKAw, suMdr bu`k ifpo, mweI hIrW gyt, jlMDr. Manjit Kaur (Dr.), Vãr Nãdar Shãh (Najãbat di Vãr) : Pãth te Samikhiyã, Sundar Book Depot,

Mãi Hirãn Gate, Jalandhar. 3.1 mhw-kwiv jW pRgIq-kwiv

(Mahã-Kãv jãn Prageet-Kãv)

3.2 qknIkI p`K

(Takneeki Pakh)

3.3 kQw swr qy rUpWqrx

(Kathã Sãr te Roopãntarann)

3.4 kwiv-jugqW (kãv-jugtãn)



Kulwant Singh (Dr.), 1988, Vãr Nãdarshãh, Ravi Sãhit Parkãshan, Amritsar.



Satinder Singh (Dr.), 1980, Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kãv Roop Adhiyan, Guru Nãnak Dev University, Amritsar.

Khoj Patrikã, Mãrch 1992, Vãr Kãv Ank, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.



Elective Course : Generic (GE)

B.A. (Hons) other than Punjabi B.Com (Hons)

B.Sc (Hons) Semester : I/II/III/IV

GE - 1 Modern Punjãbi Poetry and Functional Punjãbi

AwDuink pMjwbI kivqw Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE - 2 Modern Punjãbi Story and Functional Punjãbi

AwDuink pMjwbI khwxI Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kahãnni ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE - 3 Punjãbi Travologue and Functional Punjãbi

pMjwbI s&rnwmw Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Punjãbi Safarnãmã ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE -4 Punjãbi One-Act Play and Functional Punjãbi

pMjwbI iekWgI Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Punjãbi Ikãngi ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE -5 Punjãbi Novel and Functional Punjãbi

pMjwbI nwvl Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Punjãbi Novel ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE -6 Punjãbi Drãmã and Functional Punjãbi

pMjwbI nwtk Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Punjãbi Nãtak ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE -7 Punjãbi Qissã and Functional Punjãbi

pMjwbI iks̀w Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Punjãbi Qissã ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE -8 Punjãbi Folklore and Functional Punjãbi

pMjwbI lokDwrw Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Punjãbi Lokdhãrã ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE -9 Pãkistãni Punjãbi Drãmã and Functional Punjãbi

pwiksqwnI pMjwbI nwtk Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Pãkistãni Punjãbi Nãtak ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

GE -10 Parvãsi Punjãbi Prose and Functional Punjãbi

prvwsI pMjwbI vwrqk Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI (Parvãsi Punjãbi Vãrtak ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

*Choose only four Papers out of the above mentioned ten options from Elective Course : Generic


Semester : I/II/III/IV GE – 1

Modern Punjãbi Poetry and Fuctional Punjãbi AwDuink pMjwbI kivqw Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã ate Vihãrak Punjãbi) Total Credits 6


1.1 kivqw : pirBwSw qy q`q (Kavitã : Paribhãshã te Tatt)

1.2 AwrMB qy ivkws (Ãrambh te Vikãs)

1.3 mu`K pRivrqIAW (Mukh Parvirtiãn)

1.4 AwDuink pMjwbI kivqw dy rUpwkwr (Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã de Roopãkãr)

2. qrlocn isMG bydI (fw.) (sMpw.), 1998, kivqWjlI, pMjwbI XUnIvristI, pitAwlw. (BweI vIr isMG, DnI rwm cwiqRk, pRo. pUrn isMG, mohn isMG, AMimRqw pRIqm, hirBjn isMG, iSv kumwr btwlvI)

(Tarlchan Singh Bedi (Dr.) (ed.), 1998, Kavitãnjali, Punjãbi University, Patiãla.) (Bhãi Vir Singh, Dhani Rãm Chãtrik, Prof. Puran Singh, Mohan Singh, Amritã Pritam, Harbhajan

Singh, Shiv Kumãr Batãlvi) 2.1 kivqw dw Bwv

(Kãvita dã Bhãv) 2.2 kwiv-srokwr

(Kãv Sarokãr) 2.3 kwiv-jugqW

(Kãv-Jugtãn) 2.4 pRsMg sihq ivAwiKAw

(Prasang Sahit Viyãkhiyã) 2.5 sMKyp au~qrW vwly pRSn

(Sankhep Uttarãn Wãle Prashan) 3. ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Vihãrak Punjãbi) 3.1 lyK rcnw

(Lekh Rachnã) 3.2 CMd : pirBwSw Aqy Byd

(Chhand : Paribhãshã ate Bhed) 3.3 pRis`D pMjwbI AKwx

(Prasidh Punjãbi Akhãnn) 3.4 Agyqr-ipCyqr

(Agetar-Pichhetar)



Dhimãn, Harbans Singh (Dr.), 2006 Punjãbi Bhãshã ate Viãkarann, Gagan Parkãshak, Rãjpurã, (Patiãlã).

Kartãr Singh (Prof.), 2001, Naveen Punjãbi Pingal, Lãhor Book Shop, Ludhiãnnã.

Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kavitã : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book Company,




Semester : I/II/III/IV GE - 2

Modern Punjãbi Story and Fuctional Punjãbi AwDuink pMjwbI khwxI Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kahãnni ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

Total Credits 6


1.1 khwxI : pirBwSw qy q`q (Kahãnni : Paribhãshã te Tatt)


1.3 mu`K pRivrqIAW (Mukh Pravirtiãn)

1.4 khwxI isDWq (Kahãnni Sidhãnt)

2. hirBjn isMG (fw.), 2009, kQw pMjwb (Bwg pihlw), nYSnl buk tr`st ieMfIAw, nvIN id`lI. (pihlIAW ds khwxIAW) (Harbhajan Singh (Dr.), 2009, Kathã Punjãb (Bhãg Pehlã), National Book Trust India, New Delhi.

(Paehliãn dass Kahãnniãn) 2.1 BUimkw

(Bhumikã)

2.2 srokwr (Sarokãr)

2.3 khwxI klw (Kahãnni Kalã)

2.4 kQw swr (Kathã Sãr)

2.5 sMKyp au~qrW vwly pRSn (Sankhep Uttarãn Wãle Prashan)

3. ivhwrk pMjwbI (Vihãrak Punjãbi) 3.1 qqsm-qdBv

(Tatsam-Tadbhav) 3.2 sDwrx vwk, sMXukq vwk qy imSrq vwk

(Sadhãrann Vãk, Sanyukt Vãk te Mishrat Vãk) 3.3 Sbd joVW dy inXm

(Shabad Jorhãn de Niyam) 3.4 muhwvry

(Muhãvare)



Dhimãn, Harbans Singh (Dr.), 2006 Punjãbi Bhãsha Ate Viãkarann, Gagan Parkashak, Rãjpurã,

(Patiãlã).

Gill, Mahinder Kaur (Dr.), 2013, Vihãrak Punjãbi, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.

Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Punjãbi Galap : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book Company, Mãi

Hirãn Gate, Jalandhar.



Semester : I/II/III/IV GE – 3

Punjãbi Travelogue and Fuctional Punjãbi pMjwbI s&rnwmw Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Punjãbi Safarnamã ate Vihãrak Punjãbi) Total Credits 6


1.1 s&rnwmw : pirBwSw qy qq̀ (Safarnãmã : Paribhãshã te Tatt)

1.2 pMjwbI s&rnwmw : AwrMB qy ivkws (Punjãbi Safarnãmã : Ãrmbh te Vikãs)


2. vnIqw (fw.), 2002, myrI cIn Xwqrw, lwhOr bu`k Swp, luiDAwxw. (Vanita (Dr.), 2002, Meri Cheen Yãtrã, Lahore Book Shop, Ludhiãnnã.)



2.3 swihqk ivlKxqw (Sãhitak Vilakhanntã)


3. ivhwrk pMjwbI (Vihãrak Punjãbi)

3.1 Su`D ASu`D (Shudh Ashudh)

3.2 ivSrwm icMnH (Vishrãm Chinh)

3.3 pMjwbI dIAW svr qy ivAMjn DunIAW (Punjãbi diãn Swar te Viyanjan Dhuniãn)

3.4 pYrHw rcnw (Pairã Rachnã)



Ãmir Kaur, 2011, ‘Safar-dar-Safar’ dã Shailiegat Adhiyan, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.

Brãrh, Bootã Singh (Dr.), 2012, Punjãbi Viãkaran: Sidhãnt ate Vihãr, Chetnã Parkãshan, Ludhiãnnã.




Punjãbi One-Act Play and Fuctional Punjãbi pMjwbI iekWgI Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Punjãbi Ikãngi ate Vihãrak Punjãbi) Total Credits 6

1. isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn) 1.1 iekWgI : pirBwSw qy q`q

(Ikãngi : Paribhãshã te Tatt) 1.2 pwqr-ic`qrx qy rMgmMc

(Pãtar-Chitarann te Rangmanch) 1.3 iekWgI dw inkws qy ivkws

(Ikãngi dã Nikãs te Vikãs) 1.4 iekWgI rUpwkwr dI ivSySqw

(Ikãngi Roopãkãr di Visheshtã) 2. hrsrn isMG, 1996, myry coxvyN iekWgI, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI . (pihly Cy)

(Harsarn Singh, 1996, Mere Chonnven Ikãngi, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.) (Paehle Chhe) 2.1 pwTgq AiDAYn

(Pãthgat Adhiyan) 2.2 iekWgI klw

(Ikãngi Kalã) 2.3 pwqr ic`qrx

(Pãtar Chitarann) 2.4 sMKyp au~qrW vwly pRSn

(Sankhep Uttarãn Wãle Prashan) 2.5 rMgmMcI swrQkqw

(Rangmanchi Sãrthaktã) 3. ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Vihãrak Punjãbi) 3.1 ic`TI p`qr (d&qrI Aqy swkwcwr sMbMDI)

(Chithi Pattar : Daftari ate Sãkãchãr Sambandhi ) 3.2 smwnwrQk, ivprIqwrQk qy bhuArQk Sbd

(Samãnãrthak, Vipreetãrthak te Bahuarthak Shabad) 3.3 pirBwSk SbdwvlI : bYNikMg, d&qrI qy swihqk

(Paribhãshak Sabdãwali : Banking, Daftari te Sãhitak) 3.4 ibMdI, it`pI qy A`Dk dI vrqoN

(Bindi, Tippi te Adhak di Varton)



Brarh, Bootã Singh (Dr.), 2012, Punjãbi Viãkarann : Sidhãnt ate Vihãr, Chetnã Parkãshan, Ludhiãnnã.






Modern Punjãbi Novel and Fuctional Punjãbi AwDuink pMjwbI nwvl Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Ãdhunik Punjãbi Novel ate Vihãrak Punjãbi)

Total Credits 6

1. isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn) 1.1 nwvl : pirBwSw qy qq̀

(Novel : Paribhãshã te Tatt) 1.2 AwrMB qy ivkws

(Ãrambh te Vikãs) 1.3 mu`K pRivrqIAW

(Mukh Pravirtiãn) 2. BweI vIr isMG, 2007, suMdrI, BweI vIr isMG swihq sdn, nvIN id`lI.

Bhãi Veer Singh, 2007, Sundari, Bhai Vir Singh Sãhitya Sadan, Navin Delhi. 2.1 ivcwrDwrw

(Vichãrdhãrã) 2.2 nwvl klw

(Novel Kalã)

2.3 ieiqhws qy rumWs (Itihãs te Rumãnce)

2.4 pwqr icqrx (Pãttar Chtrann)


3. ivhwrk pMjwbI (Vihãrak Punjãbi) 3.1 nWv : pirBwSw qy iksmW

(Nãnv : Paribhãshã te Kismãn) 3.2 pVnWv : pirBwSw qy iksmW

(Parhnãnv : Paribhãshã te Kismãn) 3.3 Sbd-rcnw dy inXm

(Shabad-rachnã de Niyam) 3.4 pMjwbI vwk rcnw dy inXm

(Punjãbi Vãk Rachnã de Niyam )



Arorhã, Bhagwãn Dãss, Bhãi Veer Singh de Novelãn de Nãri Pãtar (Sundari Vishesh Adhiyan), New

Book Company, Mãi Hirãn Gate, Jalandhar.

Brarh, Bootã Singh (Dr.), 2012, Punjãbi Viãkarann : Sidhãnt ate Vihãr, Chetnã Parkãshan, Ludhiãnnã.

Gaganinder Kaur, 1984, Bhãi Veer Singh de Novelãn ute Singh Sahbã Laehar dã parbhãv, Lahore

Book Shop, Ludhiãnnã.

Piãrã Singh (Prof.), 2004, Punjãbi Galap : Sidhãnt, Itihãs te Parvirtiãn, New Book Company, Mãi

Hirãn Gate, Jalandhar.




Punjãbi Drãmã and Fuctional Punjãbi pMjwbI nwtk Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Punjãbi Nãtak ate Vihãrak Punjãbi) Total Credits 6


1.1 pMjwbI nwtk : pirBwSw qy q`q (Punjãbi Nãtak: Paribhãshã te Tatt)

1.2 AwrMB, ivkws qy mu`K pRivrqIAW (Ãrambh, Vikãs te Mukh Pravirtiãn)

1.3 rMgmMcI swrQkqw (Rangmanchee Sãrthaktã)

1.4 nwtk Aqy iekWgI ivclw AMqr (NNãtak ate Ikãngi Vichlã Antar)

2. AwqmjIq, 2002, mYN qW iek swrMgI hW, lokgIq pRkwSn, cMfIgVH. (Ãtamjeet, 2002, Main Tãn Ik Sãrangi Hãn, Lokgeet Parkãshan Chandigarh.)


2.2 nwtk klw (Nãtak Kalã)

2.3 pwqr ic`qrx (Pãtar Chitarann)

2.4 rMgmMcI swrQkqw (Rangmanchi Sãrthaktã)



3.1 kwrk : pirBwSw qy Byd (Kãrak : Paribhãshã te Bhed)

3.2 sMbMDk : pirBwSw qy Byd (Sambandhak : Paribhãshã te Bhed)

3.3 Xojk : pirBwSw qy Byd (Yojak : Paribhãshã te Bhed)

3.4 ivsimk : pirBwSw qy iksmW (Vismik : Paribhãshã te Kismãn)



Brarh, Bootã Singh (Dr.), 2012, Punjãbi Viãkaran : Sidhãnt ate Vihãr, Chetnã Parkãshan, Ludhiãnnã.




Vermã, Satish Kumãr (Dr.), 2005, Punjãbi Nãtak dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.




Qissã and Fuctional Punjãbi ik`sw Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Qissã ate Vihãrak Punjãbi) Total Credits 6

1. isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn) 1.1 ik`sw : pirBwSw qy qq

(Qissã : Paribhãshã te Tatt) 1.2 ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW

(Itihãs ate Pravirtiãn) 1.3 vwr Aqy ik`sy ivclw AMqr

(Vãr ate Qisse Vichlã Antar) 2. mnjIq isMG (fw.) (sMpw.), 2005, kwdrXwr ricq ik`sw : pUrn Bgq Aqy ik`sw sohxI mhINvwl,

AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (Manjit Singh (Dr.) (ed.), 2005, Kãdaryãr Rachit Qissã : Puran Bhagat ate Qissã Sohnni Mahiwãl, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.) 2.1 Awlocnwqmk AiDAYn

(Ãlochnãtmak Adhiyan)

2.2 kQw swr (Kathã Sãr)

2.3 BwSw-SYlI (Bhãshã-Shailie)

2.4 kwiv-jugqW (Kãv Jugtãn)


3. ivhwrk pMjwbI (Vihãrak Punjãbi) 3.1 vDyqr : Agyqr, mDyqr qy ipCyqr

(Vidhetar : Agetar, Madhetar te Pichhetar) 3.2 ivAwkrn : isDWq qy sMklp

(Viãkaran : Sidhãnt te Sankalp) 3.3 tkswlI qy aup-BwSw ivclw AMqr

(Taksãli te Up-bhãshã Vichlã Antar) 3.4 ipijn qy kirEl BwSw ivclw AMqr

(Pidgin te Creole Bhãshã Vichlã Antar)




(Patiãlã).


Kãng, Kulbir Singh (Dr.), 2005, Punjãbi Qissã Kãv dã Itihãs, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi.




Punjãbi Folklore, Culture and Fuctional Punjãbi pMjwbI lokDwrw, siBAwcwr Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Punjãbi Lokdhãrã, Sabhiãchãr ate Vihãrak Punjãbi) Total Credits 6


1.1 lokDwrw : pirBwSw, Kyqr Aqy qq̀ (Lokdhãra : Paribhãshã, Khetar ate Tatt)

1.2 siBAwcwr : pirBwSw, Kyqr Aqy q`q (Sabhiãchãr : Paribhãshã, Khetar ate Tatt)

1.3 lokDwrw, siBAwcwr Aqy AwDuinkqw (Lokdhãrã, Sabhiãchãr ate Ãdhuniktã)

2. cwvlw, hrbMs isMG, (fw.), 2009, mu`Vy hoey n`k vwlI m`CI, mnpRIq pRkwSn, idl̀I. (Chãwlã, Harbans Singh (Dr.), 2009, Murhe Hoe Nak Wãli Macchi, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.)

2.1 khwxI klw (Kahãnni Kala)

2.2 lok khwxI dw rUpWqrx (Lok-Kahãnni dã Roopãntarann)

2.3 sunyhw (Sunehã)

2.4 ivhwrk AiDAYn (Vihãrak Adhiyan)


3. ivhwrk pMjwbI (Vihãrak Punjãbi) 3.1 ivigAwpn rcnw

(Vigiãpan Rachnã) 3.2 sMKyp rcnw

(Sankhep Rachnã) 3.3 ivsQwr rcnw

(Visthãr Rachnã) 3.4 pMjwbI vwk qrqIb

(Punjãbi Vãk Tarteeb)




(Patiãlã).

Joshi, Jeet Singh (Dr.), 2011, Sabhiãchãr ate Lokdhãrã, Wãris Shãh Foundation, Amritsar.




Pãkitstãni Drãmã and Fuctional Punjãbi pwiksqwnI nwtk Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Pãkistãni Nãtak ate Vihãrak Punjãbi) Total Credits 6

1. isDWq, ieiqhws Aqy pRivrqIAW (Sidhãnt, Itihãs ate Parvirtiãn) 1.1 nwtk : pirBwSw Aqy q`q

(Nãtak : Paribhãshã ate Tatt) 1.2 pwiksqwnI pMjwbI nwtk dy pRmu`K pVwA

(Pãkistãni Punjãbi Nãtak de Parmukh Parhã) 1.3 pwiksqwnI pMjwbI nwtk dy mUl srokwr

(Pãkistãni Punjãbi Nãtak de Mool Sarokãr)

1.4 pwiksqwnI pMjwbI nwtk qy rMgmMc (Pãkistãni Punjãbi Nãtak te Rangmanch)

2. myjr ieshwk muhMmd (ilpIAMqr : jgqwr), 1980, kuknus, dIpk pbilSrz, jlMDr Major Ishaq Mohammad (Lippiãntar : Jagtãr), 1980, Quqnas, Deepak Publishers, Jalandhar. 2.1 kuknus sMklp dw imiQhwsk ipCokV

(Quqnas Sankalp dã Mythihãsak Pichhokarh)

2.2 nwt klw, jugqW qy kQwnk (Nãt Kalã, Jugtãn te Kathãnak)

2.3 smwj-siBAwcwrk cyqnw (Samãj-sabhiãchãrak Chetnã)

2.4 pwiksqwnI nwtk dw v^rw muhWdrw (Pãkistãni Nãtak dã Vakhrã Muhãndrã)

2.5 rMgmMcI swrQkqw (Rangmanchi Sãrthaktã)


3. ivhwrk pMjwbI (Vihãrak Punjãbi) 3.1 AxifT̀w pYrHw

(Anndditthã Pairã) 3.2 rUpWqrI ivAwkrx

(Roopãntari Viãkarann) 3.3 ivSySx :pirBwSw qy iksmW

(Visheshann : Paribhãshã te Kismãn) 3.4 vwkWS : pirBwSw qy vrgIkrx

(Vãkãnsh : Paribhãshã te Vargikarann)



Ajmer Singh (Dr.) (ed.), 1993, Khoj Patrikã (Pãkistãni Punjãbi Sãhit Vishesh Ank), Publication

Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã.

Brarh, Bootã Singh (Dr.), 2012, Punjãbi Viãkaran : Sidhãnt ate Vihãr, Chetnã Parkãshan, Ludhiãnnã. Dhimãn, Harbans Singh (Dr.), 1998, Pãkistãni Punjãbi Sãhit : Nikãs te Vikãs, Gagan Parkãshak,

Rãjpurã, (Patiãlã).





Parvãsi Punjãbi Prose and Fuctional Punjãbi prvwsI pMjwbI vwrqk Aqy ivhwrk pMjwbI

(Parvãsi Punjãbi Vãrtak ate Vihãrak Punjãbi) Total Credits 6


1.1 AwDuink pMjwbI vwrqk : pirBwSw qy qq̀ (Ãdhunik Punjãbi Vãrtak : Paribhãshã te Tatt)



1.4 vwrqk rUp qy rUpwkwr (Vãrtak Roop te Roopãkãr)

2. hrIS mlhoqrw, 1987, jwlI dunIAw, dIpk pbilSrz, mweI hIrW gyt, jlMDr. (Harish Malhotrã, 1987, Jãli Duniã, Deepak Publishers, Mai Hirãn Gate, Jalandhar.)


2.2 ivcwrDwrw qy idRStI (Vichãrdhãrã te Drishti)

2.3 inbMD klw (Nibandh Kalã)

2.4 prvwsI msly (Parvãsi Masle)

2.5 sMKyp au~qrW vwly pRSn (Sankhep Uttarãn wãle Prashan)


3.1 gurmuKI il`pI dI vrxmwlw (Gurmukhi Lippi di Varannmãlã)

3.2 gurmuKI il`pI dIAW lgW-mwqrW (Gurmukhi Lippi diãn Lagãn-mãtarãn)

3.3 gurmuKI il`pI qy SwhmuKI il`pI (Gurmukhi Lippi te Shãhmukhi Lippi)

3.4 BwSw qy ilp̀I dw sMbMD (Bhãshã te Lippi dã Sambandh)





Gurãiyã, Jaswinder Singh (Dr.), 2012, Parvãsi Punjãbi Kathã Chintan, Lokgeet Parkãshan, Chandigarh.


Gate, Jalandhar.



Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)

MIL - Punjabi B.Sc (Hons), B.Com (Hons)

& BA (Hons) – other than Punjabi

Semester : I/II

AECC - MIL Punjãbi A

(Advãnce Level)

AECC - MIL Punjãbi - B

(Intermediate Level)

AECC - MIL Punjãbi - C

(Basic Level)

* Student can opt any one out of these three Levels of Punjabi papers as per the criteria.


Semester : I/II AECC - MIL

Punjãbi A Advãnce Level

Note : For the students who qualified Punjãbi as a subject in X class or studied onwards.

Total Credits 2

1. suiqMdr isMG nUr (fw.) (sMpw.), 1995, kwiv-dIiKAw, nYSnl bu`k Swp, id`lI. (Sutinder Singh Noor (Dr.) (Ed.), 1995, Kãv-Deekhiyã, National Book Shop, Delhi.)

1.1 kivqw : pirBwSw qy q`q (Kavitã : Paribhãshã te Tatt)

1.2 BUimkw (Bhumikã)

1.3 ivcwrDwrw qy idRStI (Vichãrdhãrã te Drishti)




2.1 pYrHw rcnw (Pairãh Rachnã)

2.2 irport ilKxI (Report Likhnni)

2.3 vwk-vtWdrw : swDwrx vwk, sMXukq vwk Aqy imSirq vwk (Vãk-Vatãndarã : Sãdhãrann Vãk, Sanyukt Vãk ate Mishrit Vãk)

2.4 AlMkwr : pirBwSw qy pRkwr (Alankãr : Paribhãshã te Parkãr)

2.5 Sbd joVW dy inXm (Shabad Jorhãn de Niyam)


Bhatti, Rajinder Singh (Dr.), 1994, Ãdhunik Punjãbi Kãv Samvednã, Nãnak Singh Pustakmãlã, Amritsar.

Duggal, Narinder Singh (Dr.), 2000, Punjãbi Viãkarann te Rachnãvali, New Book Company,

Jalandhar.

Kartãr Singh (Prof.), Naveen Punjãbi Pingal, Lãhor Book Shop, Ludhiãnnã.




Punjãbi B Intermediate Level

Note : For the students who qualified VIII class with Punjãbi as a subject.

Total Credits 2

1. kyvl sUd, 1995, k`tI hoeI bWh, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (Kewal Sood, 1995, Katti Hoi Bãnh, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.) 1.1 rMgmMcI swrQkqw

(Rangmanchi Sãrthaktã) 1.2 ivcwrDwrw qy idRStI

(Vichãrdhãrã te Drishti) 1.3 nwtk klw

(Nãtak Kalã) 1.4 pwqr auswrI

(Pãtar Usãri) 1.5 sMKyp au~qrW vwly pRSn


(Vihãrak Punjãbi) 2.1 ic`TI p`qr

(Chithi Pattar) 2.2 ieSiqhwr/ivigAwpn

(Ishtehãr/Vigiãpan) 2.3 pRis`D muhwvry

(Prasidh Muhãvre)

2.4 pRis`D AKwx (Prasidh Akhãnn)

2.5 smwnwrQk, ivprIqwrQk qy bhuArQk Sbd (Samãnãrthak, Vipreetãrthak te Bahuarthak Shabad)


Duggal, Narinder Singh (Dr.), 2000, Punjãbi Viãkarãnn te Rachnãvali, New Book Company,

Jalandhar.

Kartãr Singh (Prof.), Naveen Punjãbi Pingal, Lãhor Book Shop, Ludhiãnnã.




Punjãbi C Basic Level

Note : For the Students who could not opt Punjãbi as a subject in VIII class or at any level because of one or the other reasons, but have little understanding of the Language & the Script.

Total Credits 2

1. AY~s.AY~s. vxjwrw bydI (fw.), 1998, bwqW mu`F kdIm dIAW, AwrsI pbilSrz, id`lI. (S.S. Wannjãrã Bedi (Dr.), 1998, Bãtãn Muddh Kadeem Diãn, Ãrsee Publishers, Delhi.) 1.1 lok-kQw : pirBwSw qy q`q

(Lok-Kathã: Paribhãshã te Tatt) 1.2 lok-kQw pRkwr : im`Q, dMq, nIqI, cilqR kQwvW, prI kQwvW, muF̀IAW

(Lok-Kathã Prakãr : Myth, Dant, Niti, Chalitar Kathãvãn, Pari Kathãvãn, Muddhiãn) 1.3 lok kQw dw swr

(Lok Kathã dã Sãr) 1.4 sMKyp au~qrW vwly pRSn


(Vihãrak Punjãbi) 2.1 sMKyp rcnw

(Sankhep Rachnã) 2.2 bhuqy SbdW dI QW iek Sbd

(Bahute Shabadãn di thãn Ik Shabad) 2.3 ivSrwm-icMnH

(Vishrãm-Chinh) 2.4 Agyqr-ipCyqr

(Agetar-Pichhetar) 2.5 pirBwSk SbdwvlI : bYNikMg, d&qrI qy swihqk

(Paribhãshak Shabadãwali : Banking, Daftari te Sãhitak)



Thind, Karnail Singh, 1973, Lokyãn ate Madhkãleen Punjãbi Sãhit, Ravi Sãhit Parkãshan, Amritsar.



Ability Enhancement Elective Course (AEEC)*

Skill Based Papers B.A. (Hons), B.Com (Hons) & B.Sc (Hons)

Semester : III/IV

AEEC - 1 Learning Skill of Creative Writing isrjxwqmk lyKx dw hunr isKxw (Sirjnnãtmak Lekhann dã Hunar

Sikhnnã)

AEEC - 2 Learning Skill of Trãnslation Anuvwd krn dw hunr isKxw

(Anuvãd Karan dã Hunar Sikhnnã)

AEEC - 3 Learning Skill of Ãrt of Theatre

rMgmMc klw dw hunr isKxw (Rangmanch Kalã dã Hunar Sikhnnã)

AEEC - 4 Learning Skill of Computerization of Punjãbi

Language pMjwbI BwSw dy kMipaUtrIkrx dw hunr isKxw

(Punjãbi Bhãshã de Compurtrikarann dã Hunar Sikhnnã)

*Minimum 2 Papers, Maximum 4 Paper


Semester : III/IV AEEC - 1

Learning Skill of Creative Writing isrjxwqmk lyKx dw hunr isKxw

(Sirjnnãtmak Lekhann dã Hunar Sikhnnã) Total Credits 2

jgjIq kOr (fw.) Aqy mnjIq isMG (fw.) (sMpw.), 2013, isrjxwqmk lyKx Aqy jn-sMcwr mwiDAm, mnpRIq pRkwSn, id`lI. Jagjit Kaur (Dr.) & Manjit Singh (Dr.) (eds.), 2013, Sirjnnãtmak Lekhann ate Jan-sanchãr Mãdhiyam,

Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.

1. isrjxwqmk lyKx (Sirjnnãtmak Lekhann) 1.1 isrjxw leI kuJ zrUrI nukqy

(Sirjannã Laee kujh zaroori nukte)

1.2 swihq Aqy sMcwr

(Sãhit ate Sanchãr.)

1.3 jn-sMcwr dIAW ivSySqwvW (Jan-Sanchãr diãn Visheshtãvãn)

1.4 isrjxwqmkqw Aqy mIfIAw lyKx - kivqw, khwxI Aqy nwtk (pMny : 47-57) (Sirjannãtmaktã ate Mediã Lekhann – Kavitã, Kahãnni ate Nãtak, PP. 47-57)

2. jn-sMcwr leI isrjxw : ipRMt mIfIAw (Jan-Sanchãr Laee Sirjannã : Print Mediã) 2.1 ^brW dw sMpwdn

(Khabarãn dã Sampãdan)

2.2 &Icr lyKx

(Feature Lekhann)

2.3 ieMtrivaU lyKx

(Interview Lekhann)

2.4 ivigAwpn lyKx

(Vigiãpan Lekhann)

2.5 bìcAW leI lyKx

(Bacheãn Laee Lekhann)

3. jn-sMcwr leI isrjxw : ielYktroink mIfIAw (Jan-Sanchãr Laee Sirjannã : Electronic Mediã) 3.1 ^brW lyKx dI klw isKxw

(Khbrãn Lekhann di Kalã Sikhnnã)

3.2 AYNkirMg dI klw isKxw (Anchoring di Kalã Sikhnnã)

3.3 ieMtrnY~t dw pRXog krnw (Internet dã Prayog Karnã)

3.4 ieMtrivaU krn dI klw isKxw (Interview Karan di Kalã Sikhannã)

3.5 ivigAwpn iqAwr krnw (Vigiãpan tiyãr Karnã)



Rawail Singh (Dr.), 2013, Mediã : Vihãrak Adhiyan, Gracious Books, Patiãlã, PP. 45-94.

Thãpar, Prithvi Rãj (Dr.), 2011, Punjãbi Mediã, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi, PP. 15-83.

Thãpar, Prithvi Rãj (Dr.), 2012, Sanchãr, Takneek te Multimediã, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi, PP. 45-48

& 161-171.




Learning Skill of Trãnslation Anuvwd krn dw hunr isKxw

(Anuvãd Karan dã Hunar Sikhnnã) Total Credits 2

jspwl kOr (fw.), 2013, Anuvwd qy mOilk Anuvwd klw, mnpRIq pRkwSn, id`lI Jaspãl Kaur (Dr.), 2013, Anuvãd te Maulik Anuvãd Kalã, Manpreet Parkãshan, Delhi.

1. isDWqk p`K (Sidhãntak Pakh)

1.1 Anuvwd dI pirBwSw, pRikrqI qy mh`qv ƒ smJxw (Anuvãd di Paribhãshã, Parkirti ate mahatav nu samajhannã)

1.2 Anuvwd dy sMd : koS, koSW dy iviBMn pRkwr, pirBwSk SbdW dw igAwn hwisl krnw (Anuvãd de Sand : Kosh, Koshãn de vibhin parkãr, Paribhãshak Shabadãn dã Giyãn hãsil

karnã)

1.3 Anuvwd pRikirAw : BwSw ivSlySx : sMrcnwqmk qy pRXogSIl ivvycn, punr-inrIKx, punr-sMgTn

(Anuvãd Parkiryã : Bhãshã Vishleshann : Sanrachnãtmak te Prayogsheel Vivechan, Punar

Nirikhann, Punar Sangatthan)

1.4 Anuvwd smqulqw : rMg sMkyq, irSqy nwqy, BwSw qy SYlI dI smqulqw (Anuvãd samtultã : Rang Sanket, Rishte Nãte, Bhãshã te Shailie di Samtultã)

1.5 Anuvwd dy iviBMn rUp : q`qkwl BwSw Anuvwd krnw, XWqirk Anuvwd krnw, mSInI Anuvwd krnw (Anuvãd de Vibhin Roop : Tatkãl Bhãshã Anuvãd Karnã, Yãntrik Anuvãd Karnã, Mashini

Auvãd Karnã.)

2. ivhwrk p`K (Vihãrak Pakh)

2.1 pMjwbI isrjxwqmk swihq dw Anuvwd krnw : kivqw jW nwtk jW khwxI (Punjãbi Sirjnnãtmak Sãhit dã Anuvãd Karnã : Kavitã jãn Nãtak jãn Kahãnni.)

2.2 pMjwbI igAwn-ivigAwn qy qknIkI swihq dw Anuvwd krnw

(Punjãbi Giyãn-Vigiãn te Takniki Sãhit dã Anuvãd Karnã ) 2.3 jn-sMcwr dy mwiDAmW leI pMjwbI ’c Anuvwd krnw (p`qrkwrI jW AwkwSvwxI jW dUrdrSn jW

i&lm dy sMdrB ivc) (Jan-Sanchãr de Mãdhiamãn Laee Punjãbi vich Anuvãd Karnã (Pattarkãri jãn Aãkãshvãnni

jãn Doordarshan jãn Film de Sandarbh vich)

2.4 pMjwbI qoN ihMdI-AMgryzI jW ihMdI-AMgryzI qoN pMjwbI ivc Anuvwd krnw (Punjãbi ton Hindi-Angrezi jãn Hindi-Angrezi ton Punjãbi vich Anuvãd Karnã)

2.5 il`pIAMqr krn dy sMkyqW dw igAwn hwisl krnw (Lppiantar karan de Sanketãn dã Giyãn hãsil Karnã)



Kumar, Ravinder (Dr.), 2007, Punjãbi Koshkãri : Chunnotiãn ate Sambhãvnãvãn, Lokgeet Parkãshan,

Chandigarh. (PP – 83-93)

Kumar, Sushil (Dr.), 2003, Anuvãd dã Samvãd, Uddãnn Publication, Mãnnsã.




Learning Skill of Ãrt of Theatre rMgmMc klw dw hunr isKxw

(Rangmanch Kalã dã Hunar Sikhnnã) Total Credits 2

1. jsivMdr kOr mWgt, 2006, rMgmMc dy buinAwdI inXm, pblIkySn ibaUro, pMjwbI XUnIvristI, pitAwlw. (Jaswinder Kaur Mãngat, 2006, Rangmanch de Buniyãdi Niyam, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi

University, Patiãlã.)

isDWqk p`K (Sidhãntak Pakh) 1.1 rMgmMc : iek klw rUp

(Rangmanch : Ik Kalã Roop)

1.2 rMgmMcI klw smwlocnw dy mUl AwDwr

(Rangmanchi Kalã Samãlochnã de Mool Ãdhãr)

1.3 inrdySk

(Nirdeshak)

1.4 pwqr auswrI, AdwkwrI klw Aqy rIhrslW (Pãtar Usãri, Adãkãri Kalã ate Riharsalãn)

1.5 shwiek ivauNqkwr, rMgmMc Aqy sMgIq

(Sahãiyak Viountkãr, Rangmanch ate Sangeet)

2. mMcI AiBAws (Manchi Abhiyãs) 2.1 khwxI qy hor swihqk-pwTW dw nwtkI-rUpWqrx krnw

(Kahãnni te hor Sãhitak-Pathãn dã Nãtki-roopãntarann Karnã)

2.2 lyKx klw : skirpt qy sMvwd iqAwr krnw (Lekhann Kalã : Script te Samvãd tiyãr Karnã)

2.3 AiBnY-klw ƒ isKxw (Abhinae-kalã nu Sikhnnã)

2.4 nwtkI-pwT dI rMgmMcI AnukUlqw iqAwr krnw (Nãtki-Pãth di Rangmanchi Anukooltã tiyãr Karnã)

2.5 mMc Xojnw iqAwr krnw (Manch Yojnã tiyãr Karnã)

2.6 mMc-inrdySn krn dI klw ƒ isKxw (Manch-Nirdeshan Karan di Kalã nu Sikhnnã)

2.7 idRS Xojnw iqAwr krnw (Drish Yojnã tiyãr Karnã)

2.8 rOSnI Xojnw iqAwr krnw (Roushani Yojnã tiyãr Karnã)

2.9 DunI ivv`sQw iqAwr krnw (Dhuni Vivasthã tiyãr Karnã)

2.10 vyS BUSw, mykAp krn dI klw ƒ isKxw (Vesh Bhushã, Makeup Karan di Kalã nu Sikhnnã)


*Suggested Reading(s) : Behl, Navnendrã (Dr.), 1991, Nãtki Sãhit, Publication Bureau, Punjãbi University, Patiãlã, PP. 1-39, 129-

159 & 189-230.

Behl, Navnendrã (Dr.) (ed.) Rangmanch ate Television Nãtak, Punjãbi Academy, Delhi,

Bhupinder, Pali, 2009, Nãtak Ate Nãt-Chintan, Chetnã Parkãshan, Ludhiãnnã, PP. 79-134.

Varmã, Satish Kumãr (Dr.), 2003, Punjãbi Rangmanch di Bhumikã, Bishan Chand and Sons, Delhi.




Learning Skill of Computerization of Punjãbi Language pMjwbI BwSw dy kMipaUtrIkrx dw hunr isKxw

(Punjãbi Bhãshã de Compurtrikarann dã Hunar Sikhnnã) Total Credits 2

1. sI. pI. kMboj (fw.), 2015, pMjwbI BwSw dw kMipaUtrIkrx, gRySIAs buks, pitAwlw. (C. P. Kamboj (Dr.), 2015, Punjãbi Bhãshã dã Computerikarann, Gracious Books, Patiãlã.)

isDWqk p`K Sidhãntak Pakh 1.1 kMipaUtr bwry jwx-pCwx

(Computer Bãre Jãnn-Pachhãnn) 1.2 pMjwbI PONt

(Punjãbi Font) 1.3 pMjwbI kI-borf

(Punjãbi Key-board) 1.4 pMjwbI tweIipMg dIAW smìsAwvW qy aunHW dy h`l

(Pujãbi Typng diãn Samassiãvãn te unahãn de Hal) 1.5 XUnIkof pRxwlI

(Unicode Parnnãlee) 1.6 ieMtrnY~t

(Internet) 2. ivhwrk p`K

(Vihãrak Pakh) 2.1 ieMtrnY~t ’qy pMjwbI dI vrqoN

(Internet ute Punjãbi di Varton) 2.2 pMjwbI sw&tvyAr

(Punjãbi Software) 2.3 pMjwbI vrf pRosY~sr

(Punjãbi Word Processor) 2.4 pMjwbI BwSw ’c kMipaUtr dI vrqoN

(Punjãbi Bhãshã vich Computer di Varton) 2.5 pMjwbI BwSw dw kMipaUtrIkrx : iek srvyKx

(Punjãbi Bhãshã dã Computarikarann : Ik Sarvekhann) 2.6 pMjwbI ’c smwrt &onW dI vrqoN

(Punjãbi vich Smart Phonãn di Varton) 2.7 kMipaUtr surìKAw

(Computer Surakhiyã)


*Selected Readings: Kumar, Ravinder (Dr.), 2007, Punjãbi Koshkãri : Chunnotiãn ate Sambhãvnãvãn, Lokgeet Parkãshan,

Chandigarh. (PP. 94-98)

Pant, Poonam te hor, 2005, Computer Sikhiã : Pitthbhoomi, Sikhiã Vibhãg, Punjãb Govt.

Ranjit Kaur (Dr.), 2007, Kãrji Punjãbi, Ravi Sãhit Parkãshan, Amritsar. (PP. 167-187)


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