Reviews

New info on Sikh Maharani, Jind Kaur, uncovered: This week, Peter Bance published “Sovereign, Squire and Rebel: Maharajah Duleep Singh and the Heirs of a Lost Kingdom.”
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The Boy With The Topknot: I was absolutely delighted last year when I saw the shelves of a Central London bookshop dominated by a book whose jacket featured the photograph of a delicate-looking nine year old Sikh boy tensely staring out.
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Gurbani Anywhere - Bani on your Windows Mobile Phone: Review of the new "Gurbani Anywhere" mobile Gurbani search application for windows mobile
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Policing the Empire – Early Sikh migration to the Far East: The recent publication, ‘Sikhs in the policing of British Malaya and Straits Settlements: (1874-1957)’ by Arunajeet Kaur explains the recruitment of Sikhs for the colonial police forces in British Malaya .
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Seeking Sikhism - English-Language TV Show on Spirituality: New weekly TV show in BC (Canada) called "Seeking Sikhism". It is an English-language show focused on discussing important life questions and topics using the teachings of Guru Granth Sahib ji as the foundation.
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In the Master’s Presence: Revealing the Hidden History of Hazoor Sahib: Hazoor Sahib's own rich story has, until now, been somewhat lost in the vast history of India. In The Master's Presence: The Sikhs of Hazoor Sahib, the new book by Nidar Singh Nihang and Parmjit Singh, firmly gives it the place that it deserves.
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New Calligraphy Style Gurmukhi Font: Just release! Beautiful new Gurmukhi Calligraphy Style Font (Prabhki)
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Finding Religious Commonality: Review about two movies I just watched that have the theme of Finding Religious Commonality
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In The Master's Presence: As Nidar Singh Nihang put it, this book gives an alternative view on our history. Drawing on sources in Hazoor Sahib, Maharastra, it conveys the vision of Sikhism untainted by its reformation in the Northern States.
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iSikhi - Gurbani Search Application for iPhone: New Gurbani Search Application for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Look up Gurbani shabads anywhere on the go.
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