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Women in Sikh History Bundle: The Lost Heer, Eminent Women and The Kaurs of 1984

Name: Women in Sikh History Bundle: The Lost Heer, Eminent Women and The Kaurs of 1984
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Women in Sikh History Bundle: The Lost Heer, Eminent Women and The Kaurs of 1984 by Harleen Singh Moving is a book bundle book. Published as a curated bundle, it brings related works together for readers building a focused library.

Discover the untold narratives of Sikh women across three centuries of history.

This curated collection brings together three groundbreaking works that illuminate the often-overlooked experiences, struggles, and contributions of women in Sikh history, from colonial Punjab to the traumatic events of 1984.

What's Included:

The Lost Heer: Women in Colonial Punjab by Harleen Singh
Moving beyond male-centric narratives, this meticulously researched work excavates the lives of women who shaped colonial Punjab. From Aas Kaur and Mai Fatto to Dr. Premdevi (probably Punjab's first qualified lady doctor) and Khadija Begum Ferozeuddin (the 'first Punjabi lady MA'), this book restores forgotten figures to their rightful place in history.

Eminent Women In Sikh History by Dr. Alka Mishra
A comprehensive reference featuring concise profiles of over 125 Sikh women spanning the entire arc of Sikh history. From the Guru families and royalty to martyrs, literary contributors, and benevolent leaders, this volume offers an essential overview of women's vital role in shaping the Panth.

The Kaurs of 1984: The Untold, Unheard Stories of Sikh Women by Sanam Sutirath Wazir
Three decades after Operation Blue Star and the anti-Sikh violence of 1984, this powerful work finally gives voice to the hundreds of Sikh women whose testimonies have been ignored. Through interviews and rigorous historical research, Wazir pieces together fragmented narratives of survival, trauma, and resilience.

Why This Bundle?

Together, these three works provide a comprehensive examination of Sikh women's history, from colonial resistance to contemporary trauma. Essential reading for scholars, students, and anyone committed to understanding the complete narrative of Sikh history.