Amritsar’s Kulcha Gets a Committee and, Hopefully, a Tag Soon
The stuffed Amritsari kulcha ain’t stuff and nonsense; it’s serious stuff A Banner, a Boardroom and…
The Emperor of Punjabi Poetry: Syed Waris Shah
In the history of Punjabi literature, if the name of a single poet shines the brightest,…
When Paths Are Made by Walking: The Luminous Beacon of Punjabi Poetry, Dr. Surjit Patar
Dr. Surjit Patar is that luminous star in the history of modern Punjabi literature who gave…
Sri Akal Takht Sahib! The Divine Centre of Bhakti-Shakti, Miri-Piri, and Independent Sikh Thought
Adorning the holy land of Sri Amritsar, situated directly opposite Sachkhand Sri Harmandir Sahib (Sri Darbar…
The Five Takhts: The Five Pillars of Sikh History, Identity, and Collective Strength
The Persian word ‘Takht’ means a throne, that is, the seat of power, but in Sikh…
Chhapar Mela! Punjab’s Historical Heritage : Every shade from politics to culture in the fair…!
The land of Punjab is a land of fairs and festivals. The place of fairs in…
Gurdwara Singh Shaheedan Sohana Sahib: The Great History of the 7th Jathedar of Buddha Dal, Amar Shaheed Baba Hanuman Singh Ji, and His Martyrdom Against the British Rule
Sikh history is replete with countless sacrifices, bravery, and martyrdoms laid down for the protection of…
The Growing Reach of Punjabi Abroad: Language Being Taught in Universities from Beijing to Berkeley
Punjabi is no longer limited only to Punjab and Punjabi communities settled abroad. In several universities…
The Holy Wedding Anniversary of Jagat Guru Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji: The Message of Householder Life and the Historic Fair of Batala
The guide of humanity, the embodiment of peace, and the founder of the Sikh religion, Sri…
Amritsar’s Partition Museum: The first museum dedicated to the victims of the 1947 partition
The 1947 Partition of Punjab is one of the biggest and most tragic periods in human…