Punjabi Publishers

Punjabi Likhari te Chhapay

This page brings together the discussion on author/creator royalties, copyrights, publisher support, book promotion and other issues confronting Punjabi publishing industry.

For ‘Authors’, see Punjabi Writers.

Developing down this page:
A List of Punjabi Publishers
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A List of Punjabi Magazines

Post 1 Royalty Rights in Punjabi Publishing April 15, 2008

Post 2 Royalties for Punjabi Language Authors May 8, 2008

Post 3 Author Royalties Down to Definitions in the Punjab
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List of Punjabi Language Publishers

1. APNA
2. Chetna Prakashan
3. Kitab Trinjan
4. Kuknas Prakashan
5. Lokgeet/Unistar Prakashan
6. Navyug Prakashan
7. Paash
8. Punjab Institute of Language, Art and Culture
9. Sanjh Publications
10. Star Books UK
11. Suchet Kitab Ghar
12. Tarlochan Publishers
13. Third Eye


List of Punjabi Magazines and Magazines about Punjabis
1. Aar-Paar
2. Ajit Jalandhar
3. Ajit Weekly
4. Hun
5. Jan Sahit
6. LehraN
7. Pancham
8. Panj Darya
9. Punjabi Dunia
10. Sanjh
11. Sanjh Savera
12. Sulaikh
13. Swer International
14. Trinjan
15. Vigyan Jot
16. Preetlari

Publishers

1. Academy of the Punjab in North America (APNA)
Washington DC, United States
Year Established:
Publishes:
– Online books, short items and audios containing literary fiction, poetry and non-fiction on its website.
– Publishes Quarterly ‘Sanjh’, from both India and Pakistan.
Scripts: Gurumukhi, Shahmukhi and Roman
Website: www.apnaorg.com
Contact Publisher Safir Rammah at:
apnaorg@gmail.com


2. Chetna Prakashan
Ludhiana, India
‘CHETNA PARKASHAN is the largest Punjabi language publisher of progressive literature.’
Year Established: 1998
Publishes: Progressive literature
Languages: Punjabi, Hindi, English and Urdu
Websit: chetnaparkashan.com
Contact Satish Gulati at:
chetnaparkashan@gmail.com


3. Kitab Trinjan
Lahore, Pakistan
Year Established: 1997
Year Closed: 2010
Published: Literary fiction, non-fiction and poetry
Scripts: Shahmukhi
Contact Publisher Zubair Ahmad at:
kitab.trinjan@gmail.com
Closed down in January 2010
Read Zubair Ahmad’s poem on Kitab Trinjan


4. Kuknas Prakashan
Jalandhar, India
‘Kuknas Parkashan stands for the dignity of Punjabi literature’.
Year Established: 2000
Publishes: Literature and Translations
Languages: Punjabi in Gurumukhi and Shahmukhi
Website: kuknasparkashan.com
Contact Rajinder Bimal at:
bimal.rajinder@gmail.com
Pays Royalties!


5. Lokgeet/Unistar Prakashan
Chandigarh, India
‘Leading publishers of all kinds of Punjabi, Hindi, and English Books.’
Year Established:
Publishes: Literary, commercial and trade books
Languages: Punjabi, English, Hindi
Website: unistarbooks.com
Contact Harish Jain at:
editorial@unistarbooks.com


6. Navyug Prakashan
New Delhi, India
Year Established:
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Contact Renuka Singh at:
rs108@yahoo.com


7. Paash: Blog on the Revolutionary Indian Poet
London, UK
Year established: 2008
Publishes: Work of Paash and work on Paash
Scripts/Languages: English/Punjabi, Gurumukhi/Roman.
Website: Paash
Contact: Bharat Bhushan at bhushan_lambra@yahoo.co.uk


8. Punjab Institute of Language, Art and Culture
Lahore, Pakistan
Year Established: 2004
Publishes:
– Classic Punjabi Literature, Folk Heritage, Research and Reference.
– Monthly magazine ‘Trinjan’, and ‘Sulaikh’
Scripts: Shahmukhi
Website: pilaac.punjab.gov.pk
Contact Dr. Shaista Nuzhat at:
pilaac@gmail.com


9. Sanjh Publications
Lahore, Pakistan
Year Established:
Publishes: Literary fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Research, reference, booklets and manuals.
Languages: Punjabi, Urdu, English
Contact Amjad Salim at:
sanjhpk@yahoo.com


10. Star Books UK
London, UK
Year Established:
Publishes:
– Literary fiction, non-fiction and poetry
Scripts: Gurumukhi
Contact Publisher at:
sv@starbooksuk.com
OR
55 Warren Street, London W1T 5NW
Phone : (020) 7380 0622, 7419 9169
Fax : (020) 7419 9169.


11. Suchet Kitab Ghar
Lahore, Pakistan
Year Established:
Publishes:
– Literary fiction, non-fiction and poetry
– Monthly ‘Pancham’ Lahore
Scripts: Shahmukhi
Website:
http://puncham.com/sucheet.asp
Contact Publisher Maqsood Saqib at:
suchet2001@yahoo.com


12. Tarlochan Publishers
Chandigarh, India
Year Established: 2000
Publishes: Literary fiction, non-fiction, poetry
Languages: Punjabi (Gurumukhi)
Contact: tarlochanpublishers@yahoo.co.in
History: Continues work of Raghbir Rachana Parkashan established in 1960 in Chandigarh when printing process was manual, costly and cumbersome. The late publisher published thousands of books that he would then take to Delhi and other cities in the province to make sure that the books were available in all the 200 libraries in the Indian Panjab.


List of Punjabi Magazines and Magazines about Punjabis
1. Aar-Paar
2. Ajit Jalandhar
3. Ajit Weekly
4. Hun
5. Jan Sahit
6. LehraN
7. Pancham
8. Panj Darya
9. Punjabi Dunia
10. Sanjh
11. Sanjh Savera
12. Sulaikh
13. Swer International
14. Trinjan
15. Vigyan Jot
16. Preetlari


1. Aar-Paar, Monthly Canada
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Editor: Lal Singh
Publisher: Lal Singh
Website:
Script/s: Gurumukhi
Circulation: 3500
Address: 2945 Gulfstream Way
Mississauga, ON L5N 6J9 Canada
Phone: 905-824-1881, FAX: 905-824-1881
Contact: Lal Singh
Email:


2. Ajit Jalandhar, India
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Website: ajitjalandhar.com
Script/s: Gurumukhi
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3. Ajit Weekly
Publishes: ‘Quality reporting for Punjabis across the globe’
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Publisher: Ajit Publications
Website: ajitweekly.com
Script/s: Gurumukhi
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Address: 2-7015 Tranmere Road
Mississauga, ON L5S 1T7 Canada
Phone: 905-671-4761 1-888-371-2548
FAX: 905-671-4766
Contact: Managing Director Vinny Bains, International Editor Asif Shahkar
Email: info@ajitweekly.com


4. Hun, Quarterly
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5. Jan Sahit, Monthly India
Publishes: ‘This monthly magazine appertains to the creative literature of Punjabi. The original stories, one act plays, poems and essays by the litterateurs are published in this magazine.’
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Publisher: Punjab Government
Website: punjabsewa.gov.in
Script/s: Gurumukhi
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6. LehraN, Monthly Pakistan
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7. Pancham, Monthly, Lahore Pakistan
Publishes: Poetry, fiction, literary criticism, non-fiction
Pays: No
Editor/s: Faiza and Maqsood Saqib
Publisher: Suchet Kitab Ghar
Website: n/a
Script/s: Shahmukhi
Circulation: n/a
Address: 11 Sharf Mansion, Chowk Gangaram Hospital
16 Queens Road, Back Street 1
Lahore, Pakistan
Prices and Subscriptions: One copy: Rs25, One-Year cash Rs.250, One-Year cheque Rs.300, One-Year International US $60.00
Phone: (+92) 42 36308265
Contact: Maqsood Saqib
Email: suchet2001@yahoo.com


8. Panj Darya
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Website: panjdarya.com
Script/s: Gurumukhi
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9. Punjabi Dunia
Publishes: ‘This magazine is related to critical literature of Punjabi. In this magazine the research based essays penned by the renowned writers and the essays by the budding litterateurs are also published’.
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Website: punjabsewa.gov.in
Script/s: Gurumukhi
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10. Sanjh, Quarterly, Washington DC
Publishes: Short fiction, novellas, poetry, literary criticism
Pays: No
Editor: Safir Rammah
Publisher: Academy of the Punjab in North America (APNA)
Website: apnaorg.com/sanjh-4
Script/s: Gurumukhi and Shahmukhi
Circulation: n/a
Address: n/a
Phone: n/a
Contact: Editor Safir Rammah
Email: rammah@apnaorg.com
Review: ‘Sanjh’ A New Punjabi Literary Magazine by Fauzia Rafiq


11. Sanjh Savera Daily Canada
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12. Sulaikh
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13. Swer International
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14. Trinjan
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15. Vigyan Jot
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Website: tarksheel.com/vigyanjot.htm
Script/s: Gurumukhi
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16. Preetlari
Publishes: Poetry, Short Fiction, Literary Criticism
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Editor: Poonam Singh
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Script/s: Gurumukhi
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Address: House No: 81, Sector 10-A, Chandigarh, India
Phone: 00-91-172-743489
Contact: Poonam Singh
Email: preetlarhi@yahoo.com

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39 comments on “Punjabi Publishers

  1. Anonymous says:

    I am gursewak singh from amritsar..i want to publish my punjabi poetry on different topics like.. love religion corruption and issues in magazines & books.

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  2. Mandeep kaur says:

    I also want to publish my punjabi poems.

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  3. Anterpreet Singh says:

    Hi,
    I want to publish poems in magzines and newspapers. Please contact me.

    Thanks,
    Anterpreet Singh

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  4. Laiba Khan says:

    Hello!
    I’m Laiba from NYC,
    I would like to publish my poems in your Punjabi magazines.
    You can contact me at: laiba_khan2055@yahoo.com

    Regards,

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  5. kumar sahil says:

    main bachpan to likhan di koshish vich haan te jina k likhya gaya onu publish krn di koshish krna chanda jekar koi kr skda ta menu dasso main kida contact kran ..dhanwaad.

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  6. […] Libertad 2011). It took so long because as an author i was unwilling to pay the printing costs as is still customary in Punjabi publishing. Indeed, it is a compliment to me and my work that a group of people invested their time and money […]

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  7. Unistar Books / Lokgeet Prakashan has started publishing their books as ebooks so that people outside India can get those books easily. They have created a website specifically for ebooks at unistarebooks.com.

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  8. Uddari says:

    Harkirat Jee, thanks for visiting Uddari Weblog.

    We don’t have any contact information for Hun, if you find it, please let us know as well.

    Thanks.

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  9. Harkirat says:

    Sat sri akal ji
    We want to subscribe “Hun” punjabi magazine.
    Please provide contact no. if possible.
    Thanks

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  10. Mohit singh rogla says:

    Hlo sir
    I want to share my poems in the magazine
    Plz contact
    Mohip50@gmail.com

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  11. Uddari says:

    Hi Sandeep,
    Please send your poems at:
    frafique@gmail.com
    Thanks,
    Fauzia

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  12. Sandeep says:

    I want to publish my poems in poems

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  13. Manjeet Kaur says:

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  17. tarlok bir says:

    List of publishers n magazines do not reflect true picture n need update

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  18. tarlok bir says:

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  19. ap gi di site wikhi buhat changa laga, Punjabi zuban vich joo vee kam ho reha ha os toon sabh nu jano karwao , Publisher ,Daily News papar.,Film te hor khetar Tuhada apna
    Ashraf Suhail
    Monthly Pukheroo
    Children Magazine in Punjabi Language
    3/12 Street, 64 /B, Tanveerabad Tajpura Road, Moghalpura Lahore 54840
    Pakistan . Ph 0300-4224210

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  20. good work for Punjabi Language MAAN BOOLI JE BHOL JAOO GE KAKHAN WANGO RUL JA O GE , FROM pUKHEROO Lahore since March 1996 to up till now, pukheroo@yahoo.com

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  21. Roop Dhillon says:

    I seriously advise people to avoid Chetnaparkashan…they have taken 20,000 Indian rupees and never published my book…I know other writers with whom they have done tricks..I ask Fauzia Ji to remove them off this list..

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  22. Brajinder Dhillon says:

    Very informative and useful website. It is kind of a resource material. We can deal with many publishers at the same time. Thanks Fauzia.

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  23. shumita madan didi says:

    “dukhh taaN aeh hae..ke merey hum-zubaan.. maarey ja rahey ne..dukhh taaN aeh hae..ke mohabbat da daur…chaldeyaaN hi, rukk reha hae..dukhh taaN aeh hae..ke saanjhi hawa da rukkh hi murhh reha hae…dukhh taaN aeh hae..ke watan ya imaan de naam te..bhai hovan da farz ..mitt reha hae…insaan hovan da aehsaas.. aakhri dumm bhar reha hae…”

    be-ghairat qatl-o-gharat de khilaaf..tuhadi dost shumita madan didi

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  24. Baljit Singh Chopra says:

    My brother-in-law Sardar Rajinder Singh Sodhi has written a book on Japji Sahab – English Translation and would like to get it published for distribution to Sikh Religious Organizations all over the world. Can you help line up a publisher in North America.

    Thanks you,

    Regards,\
    Baljit Singh Chopra
    2220 Rosemount Ln
    San Ramon, CA 94582

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  25. gurwinder says:

    your website is really a source of information.the list of magazines in punjabi is really wonderful.it provides a plateform for reader to find the real and wonderful knowledge about punjabi litrature.

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  26. Gurmit says:

    Your website is wonderful, I really like it, please do connect with us, as we have started a magazine ‘Being One’ and would love to have your contributions.

    Many thanks

    Gurmit

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  27. Poonam Singh says:

    For Preetlari
    Mailing Addition in Address: Zip code 160011
    Tel no vichh correction hae…00-91-172-2743489 /00-919876263725

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  28. Poonam Singh says:

    Fawzia tuhadi site dilchassp laggi haaley thhori hi wekhi hae..ajj connection di raftaar sust hae. Preetlari da naam jorhan layee shukriya, ussdey vich ikk doh gallaa’n hor jorhniyaa’n ne: Publisher Rati Kant Singh,
    Articles /Essays political, economic cultural and on social issues are also published in the magazine. Baccheyaa’n layee khaas 16 saffey banaaye ne..uhna layee vi kahaniya’n, kavitaava’n, paheliya’n, educative and science related material and interesting photographs/ illustrations.

    pher raabta karaangey
    in solidarity
    poonam

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  29. Roop Dhillon says:

    Dear Lok, I have completed my third novel. I anow seek a good publisher, who will correct errors, market book actively..Am not interested in organisations who merely print and don’t remit royalties

    If interested please e -mail me. see weblink

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  30. Fauzia Rafiq says:

    Mehrbani Janab!
    Chetti phhera laya karo, ais taraN dae hukam hor ve fermaya karo.

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  31. Shumita M. Didi says:

    kayee maheeneya’n baad uddari parhhi hae..dil nu raahat mili…haiku..exhibitions..articles..poetry..te getup kamaal da

    ikk sujhaa ae..preetlari rasaaley da vi naam chhap deyoji..Preetlari – estblshd 1933
    Editor: poonam singh
    House No: 81, Sector 10-A, Chandigarh, Tel: 00-91-172-743489 preetlarhi@yahoo.com

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  32. yasser says:

    very good ,it is peace and love message

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  33. yasser says:

    I need a help to publish this book with defferent languages for all the world as peace and love message.
    This summary of the book (‘Believers for thousands years”)is broadcasted by the Egyptian Radio with deferent languages for foreigners in Europe and America.
    English programme
    Rc/30-6-2009
    Bc/2-7-2009
    Programme: Diving in the sea of literature
    By: Omayma Al- Reidy
    Trans :Hala Taha
    Introduction
    =============
    In today’s edition we shall talk about a book entitled ‘Believers for thousands years” by yasser Sharaf(the writer) . yasser was born in 1962 ,he worked as tour guide for Italian, English groups and now he is a chief editor and translator in the Egyptian Radio and Television union. The writer says that he has written this book to correct the belief that the ancient Egyptian was disbelievers and pagans. Sharaf starts saying that even since the beginning of the human thinking, man had to answer 3 questions: from where?, how? , and to where? Actually these 3 questions are the essence and motive of thinking. Throughout the ancient ages the human communities has belief in the existents Allah (God) in any form, given that man has always to feel that he lives under the protection of a fair and absolute power.

    Music
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    The writer presents his vision affirming the identical concept of creation and resurrection in both the Islamic, juice, Christian, and ancient Egyptian religion to prove that all religions has the same concept, principals, orders, with deferent ways, the writer refers to Surat (verse)el Rah man in which we find Allah (God) speaking about the balance with which man’s deeds will be measured . This same concept is also formed in the ancient Egyptian book of deed and they called this balance the (balance of justice).

    They always depicted the dead person while being judged. His heart was placed on one scale and the feather of justice was placed on the other one in order to measure his good and bad deeds. such concept of resurrection and judgment is a basic belief in all the revealed religions ,this makes us assume that many prophets and messengers were sent by Allah(God) to the ancient Egyptians and they were believers and disbelievers with the same principals of all the religions in both the Islamic, juice, Christian, and ancient Egyptian religion to prove that all religions has the same concept, but the priests were fighting against these new religion because it was against their interests , then the writer moves to another issue namely the creation of man . he once again refers to the holy book reading this verse “he created man (Adam) from sounding clay like the clay of pottery), then Sharaf says that if one looks at the walls of Luxor temple, one sees the God Khunum , the god of creation ,while sitting at the pottery ‘s wheel to create Amenophis 2th and his fellows newly- born babies.
    The writer also notes a similarity between the story of Abel and Cain, the legend of Seth and Osiers, and the story of Meshoulah and Akhnoukh mentioned in the Torah, and the story of Prophet Noah and the destruction of man hand mentioned in the ancient Egyptian doctrine.
    All these events prove the continuity and the link between religions.
    The ancient Egyptians were really concerned abut the essence of creation and therefore one finds many legends related to the beginning of gods and the universe.
    Then he talks about the legend of Heliopolis city which says that man was created from unformed water known as (Noon) from which deity Atom appeared on a hill known as the 1st hill.

    Deity Atom who is equal to deity “RA”.
    Then created the twins “Shu” the deity of the air and Tephnut, the deity of humidity, who in their twin created Geb the deity of the earth and Noot the deity of the sky. Geb and Noot then created each of Osiers, Isis, Seth, and Nephtis .
    Those nine deities thus formed the ennead, the writer then mentions the story of the universe creation mentioned in the first chapter of the Torah:
    At the beginning Allah (God) created the skies and the land .the land was uncultivated, and dark. Then Allah created light and darkness separated between light and darkness, he made the light appears during the day and the darkness appears during the night, after that he made a barrier in the middle of the water to separate between the water of the upper part and that in the lower part, and thus he created the sky and the land.
    Then ordered the land to grow herbs, grass and trees. Then in the second day created the sun and the moon and finally he created both males and females.
    Dear listeners our writer goes on proving that the ancient Egyptians believed in the oneness of Allah (God).
    This book is a peace and love message for the entire world to live in peace and love without fighting or conflicts because we have the same god, the same father and the same mother.

    Author: Yasser Mohammed Sharaf
    Occupation: Editor Translator at the radio and television union – the Arab Republic of Egypt
    Mobile: 002-0105285578
    Email: sharaf23@hotmail.com

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