Balpreet Kaur and the power of kindness
The object of the photo was an attempt at mockery. Among the first 100 responses to the posting on Reddit were harsh and derogatory comments about Balpreet Kaur’s facial hair, gender, ethnicity, and religion. And, what began as mockery was beginning to spread virally on the internet...
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How Sikh temple shooter used the internet to immerse himself in white supremacy
Wade Michael Page spent is believed to have been radicalized by online forums and sites dedicated to white supremacy in months prior to shooting
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In search of the common good
Nearly every religious tradition of social ethics encompasses two sorts of justice. The first is procedural justice: giving people what they deserve under contracts and the law. The second is distributive justice: meeting some needs just because human beings are human beings.
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Tragedy prompts moviemaking project in Rockville
Some Rockville children and teens are taking their message of understanding directly to others of their own age, hoping that education can bridge gaps between people of different religions.
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Fearless Kaur makes it to finals of "Student of the Year" elections
Prabhjot Kaur Gumber is a young Sikh woman living in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, who has made it to the finals of the Dutch "Student of the Year" election. Please give her your vote!
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Amardeep Singh & his art ~ "seeing beyond seeing"
Amardeep Singh's beautiful photographs are full of a blend of spirituality and aesthetics. This is part I of our coverage of Amardeep Singh.
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Story of Nirpreet Kaur, Eye Witness Against Sajjan Kumar
Nirpreet joined the Khalistan movement to avenge the killing of her father. She married a militant in 1988. ‘I went to jail for this,’ she says, ‘but those who massacred Sikhs still roam freely.’
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Paddler of Indian origin represents New Zealand
Armindeep Singh on Monday said that she was happy to be a part of the Kiwi side in the ongoing Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships.
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The Making of a Sikh Scholar: A New sikhchic.com Series
What makes a scholar? And what goes into the making of a Sikh scholar?
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The Making of a Sikh Scholar: Part II
It was like switching a machine on an off: militancy on, militancy off. And this gave me a chilling realization that the internal chaos of the Sikhs, just like the external chaos of Punjab, had been, and continued to be, cynically exploited by powers much greater than them.
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