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Punjab to Celebrate Punjabi Culture Day on April 14
The Information and Culture Department of Punjab has officially announced that April 14 will be observed as Punjabi Culture Day across the province.
A notification has been issued, instructing all government institutions to participate in the celebration. According to the directive, provincial and district heads of departments will wear traditional attire, with men donning turbans and women draping chunri scarves to showcase their cultural heritage.
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