Hello Punjab

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Hello Punjab was a BBC Urdu Radio programme broadcast during World War II for sending recorded voice messages of Punjabi soldiers of Indian Sub-continent fighting against Axis in different parts of the world under British Rule to their families residing in various parts of Punjab.

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