The Dhahan Prize For Punjabi Literature
To inspire the creation of Punjabi literature across borders, bridging Punjabi communities around the world and promoting Punjabi literature on a global scale.
The Dhahan Prize Team comprising of two renowned Canadian Punjabi authors Harpreet Sekha and Sadhu Binning, Professor Raghbir Singh Sirjana, Chair of the Dhahan Prize Advisory Committee, Harinder K.
Keep Reading about From The Dhahan Prize Literary Tour – Heer Waris Shah
WE are extremely pleased to let you know that the Canadian Consulate General (Chandigarh, India) is hosting a three city literary tour from March 6 to 8 for the Dhahan Prize accompanied by
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Two Finalist prizes increased from $5,000 to $10,000 Vancouver, BC (January 11, 2018) – Submissions are now open for the Dhahan Prize, the world’s signature prize in Punjabi literature.
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Honourable Jinny Sims, B.C. Minister of Citizens' Services, presented Barj S. Dhahan with with Provincial Proclamation for the 2017 Punjabi Literature Week at the Dhahan Prize Award Ceremony. The City
Thank you to all who supported the 2017 Dhahan Prize! What a fabulous event to celebrate. We have received numerous comments congratulating Dhahan Prize for hosting such an inclusive event to
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Join the Dhahan Prize in celebrating excellence in Punjabi literature. In 2014 the Dhahan Prize took flight and, in 2017, they return to recognize the achievements of Punjabi writers at the 4th
Vancouver, BC (September 28, 2017) – The Dhahan Prize for Punjabi Literature proudly announces the 2017 winners awarded for excellence in the Punjabi literary community. The Dhahan Prize promotes
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Celebrate excellence in Punjabi literature. In 2014, the Dhahan Prize took flight, and in 2016 it returns to recognize the achievements of Punjabi writers at the 3rd annual event with keynote
Below is a snippet of the keynote along with a link to the entire speech. “In the days when butter was hand-churned and cream-colored, my grandmother’s eldest sister Vade Masiji called me
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