Dr. Jagtar Was Like the Shade of a Burning Tree
Dr. Jagtar was like the shade of a burning tree—his roots intact, his spread all around,…
Repealing a Colonial Script: Why Sikhs Must Reclaim Governance of Their Own Gurdwaras
The Sikh Gurdwaras Act, 1925 was framed for colonial “peace management”, not for recognising Sikh spiritual…
A Fresh Fragrance from Across the Ravi: Bushra Ejaz
The readership of Punjabi poetry being written across the Ravi is gradually expanding now. In the…
Kunwar Mahinder Singh Bedi ‘Sehar’: A Blend of Compassion, Wisdom and Unity in Urdu Poetry
The landscape of Urdu poetry is filled with many voices. Some voices thunder—loud, powerful, and unforgettable.…
Heritage Balanced on the Tip of a Needle: How the ‘Patiala Shahi Jutti’ is Handmade
Patiala, the royal city of Punjab, is known across the world for its rich heritage and…
Ram Naumi: Celebrating Divine Unity Through the Verses of Sri Guru Teg Bahadur on Ram, the Akaal Purakh
Celebrating Ram Naumi: A Reflection on Universal Spiritual Unity On the auspicious occasion of Ram Naumi,…
Ram Janmabhoomi Ayodhya and Guru Nanak Dev Ji: An Enduring and Eternal Bond
Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Guru of Sikhism, dedicated his entire life to connecting humanity…
The ancestral home of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh, where revolution still breathes
The day of 23 March 1931 is certainly recorded in golden letters in the history of…
Maison Jeanneret: The Beginning of Chandigarh’s Architectural Vision
Chandigarh is one of India’s most carefully planned cities, and even today its infrastructure and architecture…
How Guru Nanak, Persian Culture & Sikh History Connect Punjab to Iran
Origins of the Word “Punjab” The word Punjab is derived from two Persian words: • Panj…