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Birth Of A Song Is A Collection Of 50 Short Stories By Ks Duggal, One Of The Leading Fiction Writers In India Today.This Is The Author'S Third Collection Of Short Fiction In English. His Earlier Works Were: Come Back My Master (Vikas), And Death Of A Song (Arnold-Heinemann). K.S. Duggal'S Short Story Entitled Come Back My Master Figures In The World'S Greatest Short Stories. These Stories Written Originally In Punjabi, The Author'S Mother Tongue, Have Mostly Been Translated Into English By The Author Himself. He Has Over 500 Stories In 21 Collections In The Original. They Reflect The Prevailing Milieu In The Resurgent India, Torn With Internal Conflicts And External Pressures Whether It Is Punjab In Turmoil Or The Rest Of The Country Blown Off Its Feet By The Severe Westerly Winds. A Master Craftsman, Every Story In The Collection Has A Moment Of Truth, A Moment Of Aesthetic Pleasure. It Helps The Reader To Know The Whatness Of Things Before The Effects Fades Away In The Quiet. It Is A Genre Close To Mr. Duggal'S Heartbeat, Ingesting Both Poetry And Drama. The Stories Reflect An Inventive Strain That Is Remarkable.

It Is A Delightful Collection Of 41 Short Stories, Several Of Which First Appeared In Kartar Singh DuggalýS Twelfth Collection Of Stories In Punjabi Ik Chhit Chanan Di Which Won The Sahitya Akademi Award In 1965. The Stories In This Volume Reflect The Indian Scene In Its Rare Moments Of Agony And Ecstasy, Triumph And Tribulation, Harmony And Discord.

Autobiography of a Panjabi author.

It Is A Delightful Collection Of 41 Short Stories, Several Of Which First Appeared In Kartar Singh DuggalýS Twelfth Collection Of Stories In Punjabi Ik Chhit Chanan Di Which Won The Sahitya Akademi Award In 1965. The Stories In This Volume Reflect The Indian Scene In Its Rare Moments Of Agony And Ecstasy, Triumph And Tribulation, Harmony And Discord.

A description of the Sikh tradition and how it helps the reader deal with everyday life

Birth Of A Song Is A Collection Of 50 Short Stories By Ks Duggal, One Of The Leading Fiction Writers In India Today.This Is The Author'S Third Collection Of Short Fiction In English. His Earlier Works Were: Come Back My Master (Vikas), And Death Of A Song (Arnold-Heinemann). K.S. Duggal'S Short Story Entitled Come Back My Master Figures In The World'S Greatest Short Stories. These Stories Written Originally In Punjabi, The Author'S Mother Tongue, Have Mostly Been Translated Into English By The Author Himself. He Has Over 500 Stories In 21 Collections In The Original. They Reflect The Prevailing Milieu In The Resurgent India, Torn With Internal Conflicts And External Pressures Whether It Is Punjab In Turmoil Or The Rest Of The Country Blown Off Its Feet By The Severe Westerly Winds. A Master Craftsman, Every Story In The Collection Has A Moment Of Truth, A Moment Of Aesthetic Pleasure. It Helps The Reader To Know The Whatness Of Things Before The Effects Fades Away In The Quiet. It Is A Genre Close To Mr. Duggal'S Heartbeat, Ingesting Both Poetry And Drama. The Stories Reflect An Inventive Strain That Is Remarkable.

Like All Other Prominent Faiths, The Sikh Religion, Too, Has Prescribed Prayers For Daily Observance. While Utmost Importance Is Given To The Early Morning Called Amrit Vela- The Ambrosial Hour, There Is A Short-Duration Prayer For The Evening And Another For The Late Evening, Before Going To Bed. Essentially A Modern Religion (It’S Only 500 Years Old) The Sikh Gurus Did Not Prescribe Any Pre-Requisites Or Postures Besides Simple Bath In The Morning And Physical Cleanliness At Other Hours. Early Morning, Evening Or The Late Evening, It Is Remembering The Divine Entity; There Is Nothing Specific Distinguishing One Prayer Are Designed To Be Five In Number. These Are: Japuji (Guru Nanak) , Jaap Saheb, Shabd Hazare And Swwaiye (Guru Gobind Singh) , Rehras And Kirtan Sohila (Miscellaneous). Kartar Singh Duggal, A Noted Litterature Has Transcreated These ‘Banis’ With Utmost Devotion For The Followers Of The Great Sikh Gurus Who Are More Proficient In English.