The Wonderful Art of Bhagat Singh Bedi
Bhagat Singh paints with both skill and passion. His subjects? Sikh history, heros and warriors and the very essence of the Sant-Siphai spirit!
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In the News: 1984
25 years ago history was made for several different reasons. Today, as we reflect on the invasion, on the assassination, and on the massacres, we come across multiple news articles which provide information and commentary on the events of that year.
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Khalsa - The Empowerment of the People
A Historical Perspective by Col Dr. Dalvinder Singh Grewal
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Guru Nanak - Bringer of Unity
A tribute on the Gurpurab by Rawel Singh
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Lessons from the war in Afghanistan (OP-ED)
When, in 1838, Britain and Afghanistan shared a common enemy in the ambitiously expansionist Russians, a strong Anglo-Afghan alliance appeared to be a distinct reality.
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A glimpse inside the Royal treasury: Ranjit Singh’s Golden Throne
One of the most iconic symbols of Ranjit Singh’s kingdom is the golden throne, now safely housed in London’s V&A museum. It is on permanent display on the museum and arguably is one of their most important objects.
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The meaning and power of Vahiguru for a Sikh
A very devoted Sikh boy in the langar hall once asked me the meaning of Vahiguru and I had to conjure my thoughts for an explanation.
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The Compilation of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib
While the authenticity of the Granth is not questioned the process of its compilation has been the subject of considerable discussion.
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A new look for Punjab Heritage News
An invaluable new feature added to the refreshed site is a Punjab Heritage Blog which is a exciting new source of opinion and commentary from eminent experts and writers about matters relating to Punjabi and Sikh heritage
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Patiala no more a city of gardens
Patiala, the city once known for its world-famous gardens, during the last few decades has undergone a drastic change.
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