My Malice and Bias

Common Heritage: Punjab, Haryana, Western UP Historically, the borders separating Punjab, Haryana, and Western UP didn't exist. The region was a continuous cultural and geographic corridor expanding from the Indus Valley civilization to Indo-Gangetic plain. The language may subtly shift today from Punjabi to Haryanvi to Khari Boli (Western Hindi), but there are so much common terminology that indicate a cohesive population. The "Puadhi" dialect from Ambala region provides the inseparable link between Haryanvi and Punjabi languages.  Migratory Map - Punjab to Western UP Even the village names remain identical because the people who founded them shared the same bloodlines, the same clans, and the same history. The striking overlap in village naming conventions across Punjab, Haryana, and Western Uttar Pradesh provides definitive historical proof of shared ancestral, cultural, and migration roots. Other than being a coincidence, these shared names serve as a "living map...

Jatts of Punjab and Jaats of Haryana are the predominant agriculturalist communities in NW India. These pastoralist and agriculturist communities grew up in the lower Indus river-valley of Sindh and then migrating north into the Punjab region and west into Rajasthan, These communities then expanded to Haryana and the western Gangetic Plains. Jatts became the most ardent followers of the Sikh Gurus. So proud was Guru Gobind Singh ji of their allegiance that he challenged Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in Zafarnamah  to meet him in Kangar village near Bathinda (Punjab) and said, " No need to worry as Brar tribe will not harm you (Aurangzeb) and there will be no danger to your life, For, the whole tribe of Brars accepts my command ." Jatt Farmer from Punjab Incorrect Categorization Disclaimer :  As a practicing Sikh, I consider all castes as equal and DO NOT believe in the outdated  and divisive caste system. The purpose of this blog is to honor the spiritual, military, and servi...