SCO 210-211, New Petrol Pump, Sec-34A,
Chandigarh
7696866526,
0172 2665665
The textbook is authored by Dr. Kranti Kumar Gupta.
This textbook is specifically designed for B.Com, B.Sc, BBA, BVoc 1st-year students in semester 1, as well as BCA semester 3 students at Panjab University, Chandigarh.
The book explores a variety of important topics, including: The Harappan Civilization Life during the Vedic Age The growth of Jainism and Buddhism in Punjab Society and culture under the Mauryan and Gupta empires The Bhakti movement and the evolution of Sufism The development and key events in Sikhism The social changes in Punjab during the 18th century The reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh
Key features include: Comprehensive exploration of pivotal historical periods Detailed cultural analysis Insightful discussions on religious evolution Maps highlighting major historical places in Punjab Practice material, including short answer questions and solved question papers
The content is organized into well-defined chapters, each focusing on specific aspects of the history and culture of Punjab, making it easier for students to navigate and understand.
The examination consists of a duration of 3 hours, with a maximum of 45 marks. There will be five questions in total, with the first question being compulsory. Students will answer eight short questions, selecting any five, and four essay-type questions from two units, each requiring 700-1000 words.
The book includes practice materials like a map booklet, short answer questions, and solved question papers to assist students in preparing for their examinations.
The book is written in accessible language and is structured to introduce and explain concepts progressively, making it suitable for students without prior knowledge of Punjabi history.
The textbook aims to enhance students' historical understanding, critical thinking, and analytical skills regarding Punjab's history and cultural heritage.
Yes, the content and practice materials in the textbook can assist students in preparing for internal assessments, including mid-semester tests, assignments, and presentations.
