Pritam Saini
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Pritam Saini
Dr. Pritam Saini (1927–2003) was a journalist, literary critic and history scholar of Punjab.[1] He served as Research Fellow at Punjabi University, Patiala in Indian Punjab and was also member of academic bodies such as the Punjab History Conference and Indian History Congress.[2][3]
Literary and historical works
Saini wrote over 60 books in Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu and English. These included:
- Discovery of Haryana
- On the life and works of Muhammada Buta Gujarati, 1851–1930, Panjabi poet.
- Nānakāiṇa: ika ālocanātamaka adhiaina
- Wāra Shāha Muhammada: ʻJaṅganāmā Hinda Pañjābaʼ dā punara mulāṅkaṇa
- Shahīda Madana Lāla Ḍhīṅgarā
- Biography of Madan Lal Dhingra, d. 1909, Indian revolutionary and freedom fighter.
- Kissā sandarabha kosha
- Yūsufa Zulaik̲h̲ā-Sadīka Lālī: bahira-ula-ishaka
- Romantic tale (qissa) about Yūsufa Zulaik̲h̲ā
- Shiwa Kumāra, ika punara mūlāṅkaṇa: Lūṇā de ādhāra te
- Study of Lūṇā, a poetical work, by Shiv Kumar
- Ammritā Prītama dī kāwi kalā
- Study of the poetry of Amrita Pritam
- Kāg̲h̲aza te kainawasa: ālocanā te wiākhiā
- Āī. Sī. Nandā dī nāṭa kalā: Pro. Īshawara Candara Nandā de sampūraṇa nāṭakāṃ
- Wāra Shāha Muhammada: "Jaṅganāmā Hinda Pañjāba" dā punara mulāṅkaṇa
- Hīra Wārisa Shāha: ika purana-mulāṅkaṇa
- Sayyada Fazala Shāha: jīwana te racanā
- Pro. Mohana Siṅgha: cintana te kalā
- Bābā [i.e. Bāwā] Balawanta dī kāwi kalā
- Study of the poetry of Balwant Bawa, 1915-1972.
- Būhe: ālocanā te wiākhiā
- Rāma Nātha Musāfira kāwi-saṅgriha
- Ika miāna do talawārāṃ: ika adhiaina
- Mohana Siṅgha te Ammritā Pritama: ika tulanātamaka adhiaina
- Mūka sam̆sāra: ika mulāṅkaṇa
- Ishaq de damrishak
- Kattaka kūñjāṃ: ālocanā te wiākhiā
- Kaṭṭī hoī pataṅga, ika adhiaina
- Dhīe ghara jā āpaṇe: nāwala
- Santa Siṇgha Sekhoṃ dī nāṭa kalā
- Prītama Siṅgha Safīra: cintana te kalā
- Kaghaza te kainawasa : alocana te wiakhia
- Dhukhde gulshan
- Heer Waris
- Hīra Damodara: ika punar mullāṅkaṇa
- Study of Hīra Rāñjhā, a romantic folk tale by Damodara
- Bawa Balwant di kavi kala
- Muka samsara
References
- ^ Punjabi author Pritam Saini dead, Tribune News Service, Monday, November 10, 2003, Chandigarh, India/ http://www.tribuneindia.com/2003/20031110/punjab1.htm
- ^ Proceedings - Punjab History Conference, Issues 22-24 - pp 520
- ^ The Panjab past and present, Volume 37 By Punjabi University, pp 128, Dept. of Punjab Historical Studies
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