The Lost Heer by Harleen Singh Swami Saradananda WINNER OF THE REIMAGINING BOOK

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The Lost Heer by Harleen Singh Swami Saradananda WINNER OF THE REIMAGINING BOOKAs a province hailed by the British as the sword arm of India, masculinity remained a key pillar of Punjabi identity in colonial times. Observers largely looked at Punjabs women through this blurred lens and women centric narratives are largely missing in the available literature from colonial Punjab. Women featured as daughters of sardars, as wives of kings, mothers of statesmen and widows of emperors, their personality revolving around the men whose