Preserving the Soul of a Shared Land
Jeevay Sanjha Punjab
“Documenting the vanishing, educating the living, and bridging the hearts of East and West Punjab.”
Our Methodology
The Three Pillars of Preservation
Oral History Archive
We record the firsthand accounts of the 1947 generation, preserving the dialects, memories, and personal stories of a land before it was divided.
Heritage Mapping
Locating and documenting neglected historical sites—Gurdwaras, Mandirs, and Havelis—to ensure that physical history is not erased by time.
Linguistic Bridges
Teaching the Gurmukhi and Shahmukhi scripts to reconnect Punjabis with their own literature, poetry, and shared written heritage.
Our Global Impact
A Movement Beyond Borders
The Race Against Time
The Last Witnesses
“Every time an elder passes away, a library burns to the ground.”
Our primary mission is to record the memories of those who lived in a united Punjab. These stories are the only remaining bridges to a history that books cannot capture—the smells, the sounds, and the spirit of a shared home.
