Hon. P. Chidambram, the Home Minister of India, recently has invited SIKHS to be part of rebuilding of a new India, by forgetting the painful memories of 1984. This is no doubt a profoundly serious offer to Sikhs and deserves a serious consideration… Read More
A resolution has been introduced in the California Assembly seeking the introduction of Sikhism in curriculum in institutions of higher learning in the state… Read More
The Indian-born runner, nicknamed the Turbaned Torpedo, had said that he would hang up his sneakers after the race in the southern Chinese city, just before his 102nd birthday… Read More
“This year, we are celebrating the centenary of the Gadar Movement, which was a luminous spark of support in distant California for the struggle for independence being waged at home in our country. Apart from commemorating it by the issue of a special postage stamp… Read More
Beneath the tall redwood trees at the UCSC campus on a warm Saturday morning in January, Sikh students held a conference on The Sikh: The Feminine, The Activist. The objective of this conference was to “present the Sikh perspective of these two themes, to discuss… Read More
About a decade ago, Anarkali Kaur Honaryar was forced to leave her government job due to her religion. Now, she is a member of Afghan Parliament’s upper house, involved in nation-building for the war-ravaged nation… Read More
Posters depicting contributions of Sikh soldiers in two World Wars is on display at the Palatine Public Library in the village of Palatine, a north side suburb of Chicago… Read More
An Indian Air Force (IAF) AN-32 aircraft which took off from air force station Vadodara today, proceeded to create history of sorts, as it was flown by a father and son team of IAF pilots… Read More
