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I have seen some Hindus from that central belt, the Ganga-Yamuna belt, who try to act like they are the cooler or more progressive people and start using terms like “Hindutva,” “andhbhakt,” and all that. But I have rarely seen anyone from Himachal, JK , UK or Punjab using these terms just

Punjab using these terms just to look cool or progressive.

Even when people from these regions move to places like Delhi or study in institutions such as JNU, they generally don’t get involved in this kind of agendas . It exists, but I think it is quite minor.

We hate ruling party politics be it bjp or congress or whatever but we never bring our gods Into it

..it's such a terrible things these people do just to bring hatred

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u/horhun56 — 2 days ago

▲ 648 r/TwentiesIndia

This is the same girl who acted in Secret Superstar, a

film about a woman breaking through restrictions and gaining the freedom to make her own choices. And now she has a problem with girls wearing Kashmiri cultural attire and is bringing religion into something that can simply be cultural celebration. I mean, they’re all Indians. Itna hypocritical insaan kaun hota

u/horhun56 — 4 days ago

▲ 21 r/IndianArtAndThinking

Hello everyone, I need a little help. 🙏 I create miniature-style paintings based on culture, heritage, traditions, and stories. I want to use AI animation to bring these paintings to life and visually show the cultural stories and movements behind them. I’m not a technical person, and although my s

I’m not a technical person, and although my siblings are from technical backgrounds, I don’t have anyone who can guide me with AI animation or video-making. I’m trying to learn everything online.

If anyone has experience with AI animation, AI video generation, or digital storytelling and can guide me—even a little—I would be extremely grateful.

I’ve attached one of my paintings as an example.

Thank you so much for your help. 🙏

u/horhun56 — 5 days ago

▲ 12 r/HimachalPradesh

Hello everyone, I need a little help. 🙏 I create miniature-style paintings based on culture, heritage, traditions, and stories. I want to use AI animation to bring these paintings to life and visually show the cultural stories and movements behind them. I’m not a technical person, and although my s

If anyone has experience with AI animation, AI video generation, or digital storytelling and can guide me—even a little—I would be extremely grateful.

I’ve attached one of my paintings as an example.

Thank you so much for your help. 🙏

u/horhun56 — 5 days ago

▲ 13 r/punjab

I wanted to ask something: what scripts were actually used in Punjab before Partition? My grandfather was from Sialkot, and he did not know Gurmukhi. However, he knew Urdu and Hindi. This made me curious about the broader history of scripts used by Punjabi communities before Partition. Why, then,

Why, then, is there a perception today that Punjabi people never used Devanagari, or that Devanagari has no historical relevance to Punjab?

I would genuinely like to understand this better. Was Devanagari used by Punjabi Hindus in places such as Sialkot and other parts of western Punjab? What about other scripts such as Landa, Mahajani, Sharada, Takri, or Perso-Arabic?

I am not making a definitive claim; I am simply trying to understand the historical reality from people who have knowledge of Punjab's linguistic and script traditions.

If anyone has historical sources, old manuscripts, family documents, letters, books, or other evidence regarding the scripts used in pre-Partition Punjab, I would really appreciate it if you could shed some light on this.

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u/horhun56 — 5 days ago

▲ 37 r/punjab

Happy independence day guys 🇮🇳

u/horhun56 — 6 days ago

▲ 21 r/jammu

Ap sabhi ko independence day ki hardik shubhkamnaye

u/horhun56 — 6 days ago

▲ 6 r/punjab

How popular is the big, authentic nath in bridal Punjabi culture in both hundu and sikh ? I feel like in urban areas, ornaments are getting smaller and more comfortable. They have adapted to modern comfort, whereas in rural areas, things have remained more or less the same. I have seen women wearing

I have seen women wearing nath in urban areas, but they are comparatively smaller than the ones worn by Pahari women which passes through generation to generation ..

u/horhun56 — 8 days ago

▲ 23 r/punjab

I’ve noticed something in the upper Majha belt, especially in my area..Sikh women often wear bindis and sindoor. However, when I travelled to the Doaba region, I noticed that Sikh women generally don’t wear bindis or sindoor even NRIs don't . Is this a cultural difference between the region?

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u/horhun56 — 8 days ago

▲ 25 r/jammu

The Jugial area of Pathankot has quite a significant Dogri-speaking population. This guy vlogger is from Jugial area .

u/horhun56 — 9 days ago

▲ 37 r/punjab

I feel that the Punjab Government, the Tourism and Cultural Affairs Department, should consider some rural areas of Hoshiarpur and Pathankot as heritage villages or heritage zones. The architecture and overall aesthetics of this region are quite different from rest of punjab Aesthetics

partly because of its location near the Himalayan foothills , shivaliks and its cultural influences.

I think this traditional architecture needs to be properly documented and conserved before it gets replaced by concrete buildings nd modern structures. Once these traditional houses and streets disappear, we cannot really bring back the original character of the place.

u/horhun56 — 11 days ago

▲ 15 r/IndianArtAndThinking

Hey everyone! I’m selling my Saraswati Mata painting, created in a Kangra miniature-inspired style. If you’re interested in owning the original artwork, feel free to DM me for details. High-quality prints are also available

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago

▲ 5 r/smallbusinessindia

Hey everyone! I’m selling my Saraswati Mata painting, created in a Kangra miniature-inspired style. If you’re interested in owning the original artwork, feel free to DM me for details. High-quality prints are also available

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago

▲ 93 r/IndianHomeDecor

Hey everyone! I’m selling my Saraswati Mata painting, created in a Kangra miniature-inspired style. If you’re interested in owning the original artwork, feel free to DM me for details. High-quality prints are also available

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago

▲ 8 r/jammu

So guys, I painted this Saraswati Ma painting in just five days. I worked on it for around 2–2.5 hoursday just for relaxing myself. Actually, someone had asked me to paint Saraswati Mata and offered me a really good price for it, but eventually, he just ghosted me if anyone interested to buy u canDM

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago

▲ 7 r/Chandigarh

Hey everyone! I’m selling my Saraswati Mata painting, created in a Kangra miniature-inspired style. If you’re interested in owning the original artwork, feel free to DM me for details. High-quality prints are also available . ✨🎨

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago

▲ 9 r/punjabi

Hey everyone! I’m selling my Saraswati Mata painting, created in a Kangra miniature-inspired style. If you’re interested in owning the original artwork, feel free to DM me for details. High-quality prints are also available . ✨🎨

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago

▲ 48 r/IndianHomeDecor

Hey everyone! I’m selling my Saraswati Mata painting, created in a Kangra miniature-inspired style. If you’re interested in owning the original artwork, feel free to DM me for details. High-quality prints are also available . ✨🎨

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago

▲ 5 r/punjab

Hey everyone! I’m selling my Saraswati Mata painting, created in a Kangra miniature-inspired style. If you’re interested in owning the original artwork, feel free to DM me for details. High-quality prints are also available . ✨🎨

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago

▲ 2 r/smallbusinessindia

Hey everyone! I’m selling my Saraswati Mata painting, created in a Kangra miniature-inspired style. If you’re interested in owning the original artwork, feel free to DM me for details. High-quality prints are also available . ✨🎨

u/horhun56 — 12 days ago