Punjab, India: The Punjabi Literature that is written in the Punjabi language and deals with the Punjabi Diaspora, whose scripts are written in the Punjabi Gurmukhi and Shahmukhi scripts, signifying the most influencing traditions and cultures of the state, has made its origin to be found in the forms of Punjabi stories, poetries, verses, this written Literature has imbued with wisdom moral lessons, and a dash of humour, served as a child’s first window to the world beyond their immediate experience.

Punjab, India: Pul Moran, also called Pul Kanjari, is situated nearly about 35 km from Amritsar Railway Station and about 5 km from the Indo-Pak border at Dhanoe Kalan village. Pul Moran or Pul Kanjari is also known as Punjab's very own Taj Mehal, representing the emotion of never-ending love. The Pul Moran is not identically compared to the most iconic Taj Mehal of Agra, India, in terms of architectural marvel, but is the site identical to Taj Mehal in terms of the same love and idolatry inspired by its construction.

Punjabi Cinema, which refers to the Punjabi Language Cinema in India, is among one of the most versatile film industries in India that has given many hits to the people of Punjab, signifying its Culture, Traditions and folks. The Punjabi Cinema, based in Amritsar and Mohali, began Production in 1928 with the famous Punjabi film Ajj Dia Thia.

The rich Punjabi Culture of Punjab is deeply rooted in its beautiful language and scripts. The modern Punjabi language emerged from the Mediaeval Punjabi stage in the 19th century in Punjab and is spoken in many dialects. The Majha dialect in Punjab has been adopted as the standard Punjabi language in India for Education and mass media.