This trip up to the beautiful lake of Hemkunt Sahib was on of the best experiences I have ever had. When I look back at that journey now, even though it only took me a total of five and a half hours, it seems to me like a big part of my life. read more
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. read more
Some believe divorce has no place in Sikh religion while others believe if a mistake has been made there is no harm in rectifying it and take recourse to civil law. However what takes the cake is divorce in presence of Guru Granth Sahib! read more
After 16 months of tremendous effort and hundreds of thousands of dollars in spend, the Vismaad team brings us their fourth animated Sikh film, Bhai Taru Singh. read more
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 read more
its embarrassing reading the Toronto Star today when an under cover investigation found Kanwar “Sunny” Bains, editor at Ajit Weekly, offering up some magical pills that would influence the sex of an unborn child. read more
They are free from fear. They are The Valiant Ones. Soldiers of God, the Guru’s knights, also originally known as the Akalis, the Nihangs are the warriors, keepers of the faith. read more
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