This year for #GivingTuesday SikhNet has a special gift for our SikhNet family. We hand-picked our new Gurbani Media Center tracks to create two special playlists for you: One playlist of Traditional Gurbani Kirtan Favorites and a second hand-picked list of Western Style Favorites. All the tracks are downloadable if you wish to add them to your own Kirtan library. Listen and share with those you love. The entire SikhNet Team sends you much love and the blessings of our Sangat. Happy #GivingTuesday!
A Message from SikhNet's CEO Guruka Singh about the current times and our need to be together and support each other.
“Blood was taken from us and now we’re giving back that blood in a positive way.”
Literature mailed to homes also used that slogan, which Singh said demeans all Sikhs, because the religion’s leaders hundreds of years ago asked followers to all take the name “Singh” to show they were equal and not relegated to a caste system.
"The View" co-hosts discuss the diverse candidates who were elected last night,including New Jersey's first Sikh mayor
Manka Dhingra (D) won her special election to a state Senate seat, which switches control of the chamber.
All the functionality of the SikhNet Radio app is now available in the SikhNet Gurbani Media Center app
Pritpal Kaur interviews John Camardella who teaches a pioneering World Religions course at Prospect High School
"To care about people beyond just yourself or maybe your family, it takes an act of love to understand there's this connection," Singh said at the time. "Love really inspires what I do. Love requires an action."
Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa-Michaud attended a luncheon hosted by the Dallas Chapter of the United Nations Association