C. P. Kamboj^[1] from Punjabi University (I heard he's involved in Punjabi research work there.), wrote an article about GUCA, which was published in Ajit Magazine (newspaper supplement) today on 10th January 2010. Although GUCA is almost half a decade old now, and is considered obsolete per our plans, since Metamorph^[2] was what we looked forward to, still it feels good seeing some exposure to Punjabi computing work which does not have any commercial interests.

There's some reference to PCRC (Punjabi Computing Resource Centre) as well, however, the author missed it when he mentioned Dr. Sukhjinder Singh Sidhu as the controller ("ਸੰਚਾਲਕ") of PCRC. Just for the clarity, PCRC was started by Amanpreet (aalam) Singh (ok confirmed below by Sukh himself) while he was still in Moga. But there's no doubt Sukhjinder contributed a lot when he was active in team.

Oooh, and "Dr." Sukhjinder Sidhu? As far as I know, he's yet to earn any doctorate degree, but close to it since he's a Master already.

It's my instinct to be a critic. Hehehehe. So forgive me at that. Nevertheless, it feels good to get some exposure. Cheers to C. P. Kamboj.

Read the article from the scan below:

[1] Find the bio of author, C. P. Kamboj, at http://www.advancedcentrepunjabi.org/english/pgc_files/cpbio.html
[2] Metamorph was supposed to succeed GUCA. But Sukhjinder Singh (orig dev of GUCA) couldn't complete it due to lack of time.