the Punjabis, what has been gained. Geography has been thought of as dividing cultures, societies, and nations (Gupta 1988), and immigrants have been seen as experienc-ing dramatic ruptures from their native places, their own contextual cultures. Renato Rosaldo conceptualized a zone of immigration as

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