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Punjabi Award given to Punjabi language scribes

NEW DELHI:Tribunes Deol Mandhir Singh is among the 12 Punjabi language scribes who have been awarded by the Delhi Punjabi Academy today

Updated At : 06:13 AM Apr 15, 2018 IST

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New Delhi, April 14

Tribune's Deol Mandhir Singh is among the 12 Punjabi language scribes who have been awarded by the Delhi Punjabi Academy today.

Others are Balbir Madhopuri, Dr Jagbir Singh, Charanjit Ahuja, Sukhwinder Singh, Balwinder Singh Sodhi, Balwinder Singh Brar, Sekhon Ludhianvi, Gurcharan Singh, Harbans Singh Chawla, Inderjit Singh Kamikaze and Dr Devinder Kaur. — TNS

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