Contents Table of Contents Vishayanukram Bharatiya Bhasha Lok Sarvekshan [People’s Linguistic Survey of India] Rashtriya Sampadak Mandal [National Editorial Collective] Bharatiya Bhasha Lok Sarvekshan Granthmala [The Complete list of titles in PLSI series] Bhumika by Dr D P Pattanayak [Preface by D. P. Pattanayak] Mukhya Sampaadkiya by Dr G N Devy [Editorial by GaneshDevy] Maanchitra (Punjab – Rajniitik) [Map Punjab Political] Sampaadkiya by Omkar N. Kaul & Roop K. Bhat[Editorial by Omkar N. Kaul & Roop K. Bhat ] Anuvadkiya by Harish Kumar Sethi [A note from the Translators] Bharatiya Bhasha ka Vitaran: Janganana (2011) ke aadhar par [Indian Language distribution table : 2011] Punjab ka Bhashayee Pie chart:[Pie Chart:Percentage of the Speakers of Scheadule Languages in Punjab] Gurmukhi Lipi aur Chinh [Gurumukhi Script and Symbols] Sahyogi Lekhakon ki Suchi [ List of contributors] Akaradi Kram mein Punjab ki Bhashaon ke Naam [A list of languages in Hindi alphabetical order] ANUSUCHIT BHASHAYEN EVAM UNSE SAMBANDHIT LEKH [SCHEDULED LANGUAGES AND RELATED ARTICLES] Punjab mein Urdu [Urdu in Punjab] Punjabi Punjabi Natak aur Rangmanch [Punjabi Drama and Theater] Punjabi Media Punjabi Cinema Hindi Aur Punjabi [Hindi and Punjabi] Hindi Sahitya mein Punjab ka Yogdaan [Contribution of Punjabi to Hindi Literature] GAIR-ANUSUCHIT BHASHAYEN [NON-SCHEDULED LANGUAGES] Odi Gojri Dhaha Bazigari Bauria Bhand Lahanda Lubana Sansi Parishisht : Lekhak/Anuvadak Parichay [Authors/Translators introductions] Shabd Anukramanika [Index] This book is Part 1of Volume 24 (Punjab Ki Bhashayen [Hindi]) of The People’s Linguistic Survey of India (PLSI) undertaken and executed by the Bhasha Research and Publication Center, Baroda. The book contains the information on language and linguistic variety of the Punjab State of India supported by political map given in the preliminary pages. The chapters included in this book are: Scheduled languages and related articles – Punjab mein Urdu, Punjabi, Punjabi Natak Aur Rangmanch, Punjabi Media, Punjabi Cinema, Hindi Aur Punjabi, Hindi Sahitya Mein Punjab Ka Yogdaan Non-scheduled languages – Odi, Gojri, Dhaha, Bazigari, Bauria, Bhand, Lahanda, Lubana and Sansi.