Punjabi poetry
CONTEMPLATION OF HAKIR'S POETRY
After studying the drums, it is clear that they cover love, life, animals (buffaloes and camels) and natural phenomena as well as folk tales. These topics alone show that folk poets are directly connected with people’s lives. Birha has the same sharp experience in folk poetry as in the story of Dhol Sammi.
UNDER THE GUISE OF EXPERIMENTALISM
Almost all the songs in the book Odes Doaba are sung by women and most of them are related to marriages or the life of the in-laws of the Oduabana girl and her life is full of exile from Babylon. . This is a common experience of folk songs not only of Doaba but of the whole Punjab ……. Kesar
SILENT SPEECH
A closer look at the books of Des Doaba, Dharat Doaba and Mitti Di Mithi at the same time gives a good idea of Karamjit Singh’s devotion to folk songs. He has been associated with this field for more than a decade with full sincerity and cordiality ….. Karnail Singh Thind
RAIN WITHOUT A ROLE
The fish has a different form of its own. It is a small three-line folk song. Many consider its lines to be two. The first line is then used to complete the rhyme. An image or illustration is created in it. The basic meaning of Mahiya is contained in the second and third stanzas. – Jaswant
THE SCENT OF LETTERS
The folk songs of the Doaba region are also scattered in the minds of the people as they cannot be collected in books. The first attempt to collect them with resources, head and hard work was made by Dr. Karamjit Singh did. To preserve the folklore identity of the Doaba region for centuries, Dr. Karamjit Singh by …. Ravinder Kaur
MADANVEERA'S PROGRESSIVE-DALIT POETRY
The footsteps of folk songs Karamjit Singh’s book of creative prose. In it he has imagined his field work experience in an imaginative way. He also had to face many difficulties during his field work. This is just a guidebook for those who work in the field of folklore.
GHAZAL SENSATIONS ... BEAUTIFUL BORDERS
From the lamp associated with this festival to the present day, there are many historical, mythological and folklore contexts which can be considered only after considering the many meanings and significance of this festival which has been tried here.