Ajay Banga and Punjab’s Pain: Two Diagnoses, One Silence
A World Bank President’s Candour, a Punjab BJP Chief’s Defence — and the Solutions Neither Offers…
Sachkhand Sri Hazur Sahib, Nanded: A New Gurdwara Bill — A Step Forward, But Wider Questions Remain
Maharashtra’s Proposed Bill on Sikh Gurdwara Governance Deserves Panthic Engagement, Not Reflexive Rejection The Maharashtra Cabinet’s…
Westminster’s Long Knives: What a Starmer-Burnham Showdown Means for Britain’s Hindu and Sikh Diaspora
As Labour’s succession battle moves from whispers to open warfare, the diaspora has more at stake…
Jat Sikhs of Punjab: Beyond the Simple Headcount
Why Punjab’s Caste Arithmetic Tells Only Half the Story — and Why the Other Half May…
Asadh Sangrand : The Soul’s Thirst in Bārah Māhā
I. Bārah Māhā and the Burning Heat of Asadh Heartiest felicitations as the Asadh Sangrand falls…
The Peacemaker Who Bombs its Neighbour
Pakistan’s towering hypocrisy — brokering peace in Tehran while raining death on Kabul There is a…
Miri-Piri Concept of Guru Hargobind Ji: A Point of Inflexion in the Evolution of Sikhism
We share these reflections in commemoration of the anniversary of Sri Guru Hargobind Ji’s ascension to…
From the Ashes, A People Rises And Keeps Rising
A Reflection on the 42nd Anniversary of Operation Blue Star, June 1984 Forty-two years ago this…
Agniveers and Punjab’s Jobs: A Welcome Step, But Build It on Stone, Not Sand
Barely 1.89 per cent of registered ex-servicemen got government jobs in Punjab. New Agniveer reservation must…
Punjab’s Outsourced and Contractual Employees: A Welcome Step, But the Fine Print Will Decide Everything
The Punjab Cabinet’s outsourced and contractual employees decision is politically bold but needs to pass the…