Punjab literally meaning "The Land of the Five Rivers", was the granary of undivided India with its burgeoning fields watered by a network of canals. Much of Punjab came under Pakistan after the partition of India in 1947. Today, its vigorous and prosperous people have spread all over India, often as transporters and traders associated with motor accessories. The most distinctive Punjabis are the Sikhs, who were given a martial identity by their revered gurus who opposed the Mughal oppression of the Hindus.
In spite of the determined industrialization of the state, Punjab is still a land of large farms, robust food and a healthy zest for life. After farming hours, the tractor often becomes the family jalopy with the mother and the kids perched on the mudguards, while the father steps on the diesel.

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