Mission statement
To make Punjabi easier to learn, speak, hear, read and share through a clear Gurmukhi-first pathway that strengthens family and community connections and serves learners everywhere without religious or political affiliation.
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We create a clear, practical and trustworthy Gurmukhi learning path that helps people learn Punjabi and carry the language confidently into the future.
To make Punjabi easier to learn, speak, hear, read and share through a clear Gurmukhi-first pathway that strengthens family and community connections and serves learners everywhere without religious or political affiliation.
Make learning clear and practical.
Give every beginner one clear starting point.
Strengthen connection between generations.
Publish responsibly reviewed resources.
Create clear, practical and welcoming resources for beginners, heritage learners, families, educators and independent learners.
Teach through Gurmukhi, supported by English, Roman pronunciation and optional Shahmukhi reference.
Support listening, pronunciation, speaking, reading and writing through useful words, examples and audio.
Help parents, grandparents and children use Punjabi together through conversation, stories and shared practice.
Build the 35 Akhar Verified standard around spelling, meaning, script equivalence, pronunciation and cultural context.
35 Akhar is non-political, non-religious, non-partisan and open to all backgrounds. We do not use Punjabi learning to promote a government, territory, political movement, religion, caste or exclusive community identity.
We recognize regional and dialect differences as part of Punjabi’s living richness. Our role is to make learning easier and connection stronger—not to declare one form of Punjabi superior to another.
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