Professor J. S. Grewal : An Eminent Historian Remembered

The Sikh Review, Kolkata, WB, India 70 (10):68-70 (2022)
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Professor Jagtar Singh Grewal, an eminent historian, had a pioneering interest in the historiography of medieval India. He brought the rich history of Punjab and Sikhs from the margins to the mainstream. His outstanding research works took Amritsar's name to national and international levels. Grewal, a retired national fellow of the Indian Council of Historical Research, used to say: "To understand the present, it's important to understand the past."

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