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Perkahwinan campur peranakan Punjabi di Sabah by Sarjit S. Gill

“…It then goes on to discuss the process that leads to the creation of a peranakan Punjabi society in Sabah, namely through intermarriages among the Sikh men and the local women. …”
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The Influence of Bollywood Films on Punjabi Sikh Youths’ Perception of Their Religious Identity by Gurbanjan Singh, Ashwinder Kaur

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The role and status of English among the urban Punjabis in Malaysia / Kamila Devi Jai Dev Kundra. by Jai Dev Kundra, Kamila Devi

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Socioeconomic status and glycemic index among punjabis in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: possible association with metabolic syndrome by Kaur, Satvinder, Hip, Seng Yim, Abdul Jalil, Rohana, Mohd Yusof, Barakatun Nisak, Jan Mohamed, Hamid Jan

“…There are only limited reports on Punjabi's health status in Malaysia. This cross-sectional study assessed the prevalence of metabolic syndrome (Mets) and its risk factors among 277 subjects recruited from the Malaysian Punjabi community. …”
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Lipoprotein oxidation, genetic expression and polymorphism of Apo A and B gene in patients with coronary artery disease in a Pakistani Punjabi population by Sohail, Hira, Shahzad, Madeeha, Khaliq, Saba, Ijaz, Farhat

“…The aim of the study was to investigate the gene expression and the role of APOA and B gene polymorphisms in coronary artery disease (CAD) and their relationship with lipid profiles, oxidized High Density Lipoprotein (oxHDL), and oxidized Low Density Lipoprotein (oxLDL) in the Punjabi Pakistani population. A total of 200 subjects were included, of which 135 were diagnosed as having CAD and 65 were not. …”
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Identiti etnik minoriti di Malaysia: antara realiti sosial tafsiran autoriti dan tafsiran harian by Pue, Giok Hun, Charanjit Kaur

“…Menggunakan pendekatan dua realiti sosial (Shamsul 1996), kajian dilakukan ke atas dua kumpulan etnik minoriti iaitu Cina Peranakan di Kelantan dan Punjabi Sikh di Kuala Lumpur. Kajian mendapati identiti etnik Cina Peranakan Kelantan dan Punjabi Sikh jauh berbeza daripada stereotaip yang dikaitkan dengan kecinaan dan keindiaan dalam arus perdana; identiti Cina Peranakan Kelantan misalnya, kuat dipengaruhi oleh elemen budaya tempatan manakala identiti Punjabi Sikh adalah bertunjangkan kepada elemen agama Sikh. …”
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Influence of mother tongue on English writing : an error-analysis study about Grade 9 students in Pakistan by Malik, Muhammad Abid, Azam, Tayyaba, Pathan, Habibullah, Khatoon, Sahib

“…Four of those groups (Punjabi, Pashto, Urdu and Hindko) showed similar performance with a range of 4.18-5.34 in syntactical, 3.61-4.25 in semantical, and 8.41-9.25 in total errors. …”
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Licensed moneylending industry as an alternative financial service in Malaysia by Sandhu, Daljit Kaur, Muhammad Arif, Afida Mastura, Abu Bakar, Elistina, Abdul Rahim @ Abdul Wahab, Husniyah

“…Moneylending in Malaysia began informally before independence with the Nattukottai Chettiars pillared by their temple institution, and the Punjabi Sikh community supported by their motherland Punjab (Lal, 2003; Manjit, 1991). …”
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Impact of organizational factors on deviant workplace behavior in Pakistani public organizations: the moderating role of transformational leadership by Iqbal, Javed, Baharom, Mohd Nazri, Shariffuddin, Mohd Dino Khairri

“…A total of 380 individuals from 20 public organizations situated in Lahore, the Punjabi provincial capital of Pakistan, participated in the present study. …”
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Synchronous cytomegalovirus infection in a newly diagnosed ulcerative colitis patient by Jin, Yu Chieng, Sugumaran, Yasotha, Adzman, Sellymiah, Yan, Pan

“…A 61-year-old Punjabi female patient presented with six months history of mild abdominal discomfort with bloody diarrhea. …”
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Theorizing feminist research in rural areas of the Punjab, Pakistan by Choudhry, Abubakar Nazeer, Abdul Mutalib, Rozita, Ismail, Nur Syakiran Akmal

“…Such circumstances tend to make them less empowered.In addition, the relational analyses of liberal feminism and ethnographic structure of the Punjabi society shows a strong correlation that justifies the position of researchers to select a liberal feminist theory as a theoretical framework.The only way to bring changes in such traditional societies are gradual process of reforms. …”
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Relationship of sleep quality, perceived stress and creativity among undergraduates in Malaysia by Chiew, Yong Nuo, Logish, Baskaran, Tan, Wei Hou

“…The number of male respondents is 67 and female respondents are 75 with majority of them are Chinese, followed by Indian, Malay, and Punjabi. The research location was conducted at UTAR Kampar Campus, Perak. …”
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South Asian Ethnicity, Socioeconomic Status, and Psychological Mediators of Faecal Occult Blood Colorectal Screening Participation: A Prospective Test of a Process Model by Orbell, S., Szczepura, A., Weller, D., Gumber, A., Hagger, Martin

“…Method: Adults aged 50-67 years (N = 1,678), of whom 28% were from minority South Asian religiolinguistic ethnic groups (Hindu-Gujarati/Hindi, Muslim-Urdu and Sikh-Punjabi), participated in a prospective survey study. …”
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Kegiatan Politik Guru-Guru Tamil Menjelang Krisis Kepimpinan Parti Pusat Mic 1971-1980 by Murugasan, Balakrishnan

“…Kaum India Selatan meliputi oleh orang-orang Tamil, Telugu dan Malayalee sementara kaum India Utara pula meliputi oleh orang-orang Sikh Sind dan Punjabi. Penduduk ini dipecahbelahkan oleh bahasa pertutumastautin di Semenanjung. …”
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The different perspectives of sense of belonging in K. S. Maniam's the return and Gurcharan Das's a fine family by Mani, Manimangai

“…Maniam’s, The Return (1981) is about a South Indian family that is displaced in an alien land, British Malaya while Gurcharan Das’s novel,A Fine Family (1990)chronicles the life of a Punjabi Hindu family that is displaced in the same nation (the sub -continent of India) due to political partitioning. …”
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The practice of the Peraktown Pindh in the community identity formation and belonging in a Malaysian Sikh diaspora by Kaur, Narveen

“…The Pindh or village incorporates relationships with the landscape and social structure in the construction of Sikh/Punjabi identification. In contrast to studies on Sikhs elsewhere, in Peraktown, the nostalgic attachment and identification with the physical spaces of their ancestral homeland and the meaning it imbued is accompanied by the appropriation of concepts and practices that sustain the idea of community belonging, bridging the divide of being at home both ‘here’ and ‘there’. …”
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Ethnicity amongst second generation Sikh girls: a case study in Nottingham by Drury, Beatrice Denis

“…First, do they maintain, modify or abandon the Sikh religion and other (Punjabi) traditions? Second, are they acculturated into British norms and values? …”
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Cultural historiography of Pakistan by Malik, Rahat Zubair

“…Every human society has its own particular culture or socio cultural system which overlaps other cultures to some extent.Variation in the cultural systems can be due to ground realities like physical existence of a particular region on the globe.Pakistan is no exception; growth and development of the Pakistani culture seems, somewhat, an amalgamation of the interaction of humans and their environment for centuries along with the impact of religious beliefs on their life.It also borrowed certain practices and traditions from Hindu Culture with which the people, now residing in Pakistan, have been sharing their lives for centuries.The other important feature is the local culture of different regions i.e. the Punjabi Culture, the Balochi Culture, the Sindhi Culture and the Pakhtoon Culture.Almost similar things attracted people to write about the culture and they opted to explain the culture of Pakistan with reference to religion, region and historical evolution.They also focused on the growth of culture with reference to previously existing cultures.In other words, the culture of this region has been studied with different ideological dimensions like religion (Islam), Modernism and the traditions prevailing in this region.Prioritization of the perspectives is according to the worldview of the writers.Keeping these perspectives in mind, the study of cultural historiography of Pakistan and comparative analysis of different writings will make it interesting to study the growth of diverse culture of this heterogeneous region.…”
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Lexico-semantic variations in a Pakistani English Newspaper Corpus by Mokal, Mahvish Nawaz

“…A significant revelation is the infusion of Islamic, historical, and social cultural elements into New English lexemes, showcasing a blending of Arabic, Urdu, Punjabi, and English vocabulary. The lexico-semantic variations presented in the study are deemed suitable for the linguistic and cultural landscape of Pakistan, warranting inclusion in Pakistani English books and dictionaries. …”
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Peranan gurdwara dalam pembentukan identiti Sikh di Malaysia: antara ideal dan praktis by Gill, Sarjit S.

“…Justeru, pemahaman dan penghayatan keagamaan dalam kalangan pengunjung gurdwara di dua tempat berkenaan mempunyai perbezaan yang sangat jelas. Komuniti peranakan Punjabi di Kota Kinabalu ternyata mempunyai persepsi yang berlainan dari segi agama dan identiti Sikh berbanding orang Sikh di Semenanjung.…”
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