Sher-e-Punjab Maharaja Ranjit Singh: Remembering the Golden Era of the Sikh Empire
27 June is a deeply significant day in the history of Punjab. It marks the day…
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…
The Important Role of Gurdwaras in De-addiction and Mental Health Support in Punjab
Punjab, known as the land of five rivers, is today fighting one of its biggest battles…
The ‘Thak-Thak’ of Hand Pumps Falls Silent in Punjab’s Courtyards
There was a time when mornings in Punjab’s villages did not begin with a digital alarm,…
Sindh and Baba Nagarjuna of that era
Baba Nagarjuna, considered one of the greatest contemporary writers of the Hindi language, set out on…
Forced Religious Conversions in Punjab: Fact or Fiction?
The Constitution of India gives every citizen the right to adopt any religion or belief of…
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…
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…