Description:
PANJU is an ancient Indian surname, originating from the ancient Panjabi tribe. It is believed that the Panjabis were the first people to inhabit the Punjab region, now shared by India and Pakistan. The Panjus have a rich culture and history, with the name being derived from the ancient Sanskrit word panch, which means five. This is thought to refer to the five rivers of the Punjab region. The Panjus have a strong sense of community and are known for their hospitality. They are also known for their strong work ethic and loyalty to their families. Variations of the surname include Panjabi, Panju, Pannu, Pannuar, and Panjwani.
