From Adi Granth to Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji: Compilation, Form, and the Historic Journey of the 422nd Installation Day
Sri Guru Granth Sahib is the embodiment of the Word Guru for all humanity. For the…
From Chamkaur to Machhiwara: The Historical Journey of Dashmesh Pita
It was during the cold nights of Poh in December 1704 CE that Guru Gobind Singh…
The Guru Eternal: Reflections on the Guru Principle in Sikhism
Why the Sikh Guru cannot be confined to a single day of remembrance, as in Guru…
From Delhi to Nanded Sahib: The Final Journey of Tenth Master Guru Gobind Singh Ji
At the beginning of the 18th century, the Mughal Empire held sway over almost the entire…
Satguru Nanak appeared, the mist vanished, and the world was illuminated
Bhai Gurdas—a devoted figure within the Sikh tradition—is credited with transcribing the first official edition of…
Banda Bahadur: The Immortal Legacy of Sirhind and Martyrdom
From the proclamation of sovereignty at Sirhind in 1710, to his capture and martyrdom in Delhi…
“Chak De Phatte, Napp De Killi”: The history and real meaning of this spirited Punjabi slogan
Punjabi is known for its energetic temperament and rich cultural heritage. Whenever a Punjabi sets out…
Gobindghat Gurudwara: Faith Built in Himalayan Wilderness
Jagaraj Singh was seventeen years old when he decided the rest of his life would be…
The story of the discovery of Hemkund Sahib
There is a lake in the Himalayas that a Sikh Guru wrote about three hundred years…
The second release of the Sikh nation: Mr. Jassa Singh Ahluwalia
Sikh history is full of sacrifices, martyrdoms, massacres, and massacres. If we look at the history…