Bhai Vir Singh was the first recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Award in the Punjabi language. He received this prestigious award in 1955 for his epic poem "Mera Pind".

"The Naked Triangle" is an autobiography written by Balwant Gargi.

Luddi is a traditional Punjabi dance typically performed by men, often during celebrations of victories, such as in sports or battle. In contrast, Sammi, Giddha, and Kikli are dances exclusively performed by women, showcasing the vibrant cultural heritage of Punjab.

The Salal Project, also known as the Salal Hydroelectric Project, is located on the Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir.

The English East India Company annexed Punjab in 1849 after defeating the Sikh Empire in the Second Anglo-Sikh War. The decisive battle of Gujrat, fought on 21st February 1849, marked the end of the war. Following this victory, Punjab was formally annexed, and it became a part of British India, with Lord Dalhousie overseeing the administration.