Punjabi University has taken a major step to strengthen the role of the Punjabi language in its daily functioning. Sign Official Documents in Punjabi is now the new rule for every teaching and non-teaching employee, and the Vice Chancellor has made this mandatory. The university believes this move will boost pride in Punjabi and encourage its wider use. The phrase Sign Official Documents in Punjabi reflects the core intention of this directive.
Vice Chancellor Dr. Jagdeep Singh issued the order to ensure that Punjabi becomes the primary medium across official communication. He said the university must lead by example and promote its own language with commitment and discipline.
The directive applies to all employees who handle administrative work, academic files, internal letters, and communication with departments. The VC aims to create a system where Punjabi naturally becomes the first choice in documentation.
The university leadership believes this change will inspire students as well. They expect the initiative to strengthen cultural identity and build a stronger connection with Punjab’s linguistic heritage.
With this move, the university has signaled a renewed focus on promoting Punjabi at every level of its administration.
