Mani was a penman with full potential of mother tongue: Dr. Darshan Singh Asht
Manoj Sharma
Bathinda, 18 January
Professor Jaswant Kaur Mani, a talented researcher of Punjabi University, has bid an eternal farewell to this mortal world. Jaswant Kaur Mani (33), the talented niece of journalist Angrez Singh Vicky, son of Gurtej Singh, passed away due to a brief illness.
This talented girl who had done her higher education in Punjabi from Punjabi University, Patiala, had just been selected as a lecturer in the Education Department of Chandigarh and was expected to attend her duties soon. President of Punjabi Sahitya Sabha Patiala Dr. Expressing his deep condolences on Mani’s death. Darshan Singh Asht said that with the sudden death of Mani, the Punjabi mother tongue and the world of education have suffered a great loss. Participating in the Punjabi Sahitya Sabha, Patiala, Mani’s research-rich and valuable articles and other writings were often published in popular Punjabi newspapers and magazines.
Meanwhile, Professor and Head of Punjabi Department of Punjabi University Patiala Dr. Gurmukh Singh, Dr. Rajwant Kaur Punjabi and Dr. Barinder Kaur, Lachman Singh Maluka, Darshan Singh Banur, Tarsem Singh Buttar, Jagdev Singh Dhaliwal, Sukhtej Singh Dhaliwal, Surinderpal Singh Balluana, Dr. Gurdeep Singh Ghuda, Sippy Bhakar, Gurdev Singh Brar, Jasmail Singh Kotguru, Baljinder Singh Kotbhara, Amritpal Singh Valahan. , Raj Kumar Sangat, Bikar Singh Chhina, Partap and others Apart from the teachers and students, patron of Punjabi Sahitya Sabha Patiala Dr. Gurbachan Singh Rahi, Babu Singh Rahal, Sukhdev Singh Chahal, Dr. Harpreet Singh Rana, Sukhdev Singh Shant, Devinder Patialvi, Navdeep Singh Mundi, Balbir Singh Dildar and Krishan Dhiman, Sarpanch Kulwinder Singh of village Kotguru, Panch Balwinder Singh and the entire Panchayat also mourned the death of Professor Jaswant Kaur Mani and Angrez Singh. Expressed deep condolences to the family.
Professor Jaswant Kaur Mani Namit’s last rites and Bhog will be held at historic Gurdwara Sahib on 21st January 2025 (Tuesday) between 10 am to 1 pm at Pind Kotguru (Bathinda).
