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A lot has been said and recommended in this concern, and fortunately, the intellectuals of the Punjab now have stood up in defense of keeping their history intact and will fight tooth
and nail to save it from the poisoning effect of 'communal nationality'. The CM Amarinder Singh has also realized and announced a permanent "oversight committee" to be headed by an eminent
historian Professor Kirpal Singh. Apart from him the committee shall comprise former VC of Guru Nanak Dev University Prof. J.S. Grewal, former pro-VC of GNDU Prof Prithipal Singh Kapur, and
Prof Emeritus Indu Banga of Punjab University. The SGPC will also nominate two eminent historians in this committee. The panel will examine the history syllabus already recommended by 2014 committee and
will keep an eye on any further changes in history books of all classes in the PSEB to ensure that there will be no factual discrepancies in future. How much
they will be successful the time will give the answer. Akalis left 'Panthic' agenda for 'peace' but hobnobbed with Communal forces: What happened with the syllabus is not an overnight eventuality.
The process is in continuance since the date, SAD left its 'panthic' agenda to become a 'mainstream' political party. They left the ideology of 'separate and independent identity' of the state
of Punjab to the majoritarian pleasantries of those who are hell-bent to make India a 'communal' state. They compromised its Kesari roots of "Akali" spirit with the subordination of 'Bhagwa' branch
of treacherous tourneys-all in the name of 'everlasting' peace. What Punjab received in reciprocation? Let's explore. Now, RSS has taken Sikhism in its grip: Mark the words of a Journalist Gurpreet
Singh. He write in his article of June 23, 2016 (sabrangindia.in), "it was during my posting as a staff reporter with 'The Tribune' Ferozepur, Punjab in 2001, when a school book
and nail to save it from the poisoning effect of 'communal nationality'. The CM Amarinder Singh has also realized and announced a permanent "oversight committee" to be headed by an eminent
historian Professor Kirpal Singh. Apart from him the committee shall comprise former VC of Guru Nanak Dev University Prof. J.S. Grewal, former pro-VC of GNDU Prof Prithipal Singh Kapur, and
Prof Emeritus Indu Banga of Punjab University. The SGPC will also nominate two eminent historians in this committee. The panel will examine the history syllabus already recommended by 2014 committee and
will keep an eye on any further changes in history books of all classes in the PSEB to ensure that there will be no factual discrepancies in future. How much
they will be successful the time will give the answer. Akalis left 'Panthic' agenda for 'peace' but hobnobbed with Communal forces: What happened with the syllabus is not an overnight eventuality.
The process is in continuance since the date, SAD left its 'panthic' agenda to become a 'mainstream' political party. They left the ideology of 'separate and independent identity' of the state
of Punjab to the majoritarian pleasantries of those who are hell-bent to make India a 'communal' state. They compromised its Kesari roots of "Akali" spirit with the subordination of 'Bhagwa' branch
of treacherous tourneys-all in the name of 'everlasting' peace. What Punjab received in reciprocation? Let's explore. Now, RSS has taken Sikhism in its grip: Mark the words of a Journalist Gurpreet
Singh. He write in his article of June 23, 2016 (sabrangindia.in), "it was during my posting as a staff reporter with 'The Tribune' Ferozepur, Punjab in 2001, when a school book
