The book is authored by Raghunath Rai and Poonam Devasher, both of whom have extensively researched the historical and cultural aspects of Punjab.
The book explores Punjab's history and culture from the Harappan Civilization up until important developments in the Sikh tradition, culminating in the 18th century.
The book has been developed in accordance with the NEP to ensure it meets contemporary educational standards and rigor.
Key themes include the Harappan Civilization, the Vedic Age, the origins of Jainism and Buddhism, the Bhakti Movement, and Sikhism's evolution.
Yes, the book features comprehensive maps highlighting major historical places in Punjab to aid in visualization and contextual understanding.
The syllabus is divided into four units focusing on different historical and cultural aspects of Punjab, with specific guidelines for essay and short-answer questions.
The first unit focuses on the Harappan Civilization, the Vedic Age, and the growth and impact of Jainism and Buddhism in Punjab.
The book details the teachings of Guru Nanak, key institutional developments, and significant events such as the martyrdom of Guru Arjan and the establishment of the Khalsa.
The book promotes learning through lectures, library work, discussions, and question-answer formats to enhance comprehension and retention.
The book provides a comprehensive overview of Punjab's history and culture, complete with study aids, making it a crucial resource for both understanding the region’s past and succeeding academically.