Song Promoting Unity Amid Punjab-Himachal Taxi Driver Tensions released
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The Newz Radar
Mandi: In response to recent tensions between taxi drivers from Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, renowned Punjabi singer Your’s HR released a heartfelt song aimed at fostering unity and brotherhood.
Titled “Himachal-Punjab are like family, we shouldn’t fight, let’s stay united, brother,” the song made its debut on YouTube under the esteemed Kala Records banner.
The disputes between taxi drivers had captured headlines in recent days, marked by recurring conflicts between the two states. Addressing these tensions head-on, Yours HR’s musical initiative sought to convey a powerful message of peace and solidarity.
Released by Kala Records, based in Mandi, the song, written and performed by Yours HR, a Punjab native, featured music composed by Himalayan Strings. Speaking to TNR, Yours HR expressed deep concern over the strained relationship between Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, stressing the intrinsic bond between the neighboring states. He underscored the song’s role in reminding everyone of the importance of unity and mutual respect to avoid conflicts.
Raja Singh Malhotra, the founder of Kala Records, emphasized the strong cultural and social ties that bind Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, lamenting the exacerbation of tensions through social media channels. He urged listeners to embrace the song’s message of unity and brotherhood, emphasizing the need for solidarity during challenging times.
The release of Yours HR’s song marks a significant effort to bridge divides and promote understanding, resonating deeply within both Punjab and Himachal Pradesh communities and beyond.
