The Peacemaker Who Bombs its Neighbour
Pakistan’s towering hypocrisy — brokering peace in Tehran while raining death on Kabul There is a…
PoJK on Edge: Economic Hardship Fuels Wider Political Dissent
The latest unrest in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) marks a turning point in a protest…
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…
Between Faith and Fear: The debate over Kirpan
The recent murder of a university student in Southampton, UK at the hands of a kirpan…
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…
The Silenced Songs of Punjab: From Avtar Singh Sindhu ‘Pash’ to Diljit Dosanjh, How Sikh separatists have always strangled the Soul of Punjabiyat
In the fertile fields of Punjab, where the five rivers once whispered ballads of love, rebellion,…
Rise in Punjabi Gang Violence Threatens Both Canada and India
What began as sporadic extortion complaints in Punjabi-majority neighbourhoods of Canada has evolved into a broader…
How Punjab Was Robbed of Its Own River Waters
Successive political concessions, outdated hydrological assumptions and legal missteps weakened Punjab’s case. Yet major catastrophes were…
The Ship That Would Not Be Forgotten: Komagata Maru 112 Years Later
On the 112th anniversary of its arrival in Vancouver harbour, a Canadian Prime Minister’s words remind…
Is Everyone in Punjab on Drugs?
The Narrative That Has Become Its Own Kind of Poison A six-part reckoning with the drug…