As I sit holding the cup, brimful Of human misery, Images bloodcurdling and gory, Scenes of heartrending brutality Stalk my vision...
News: Such a Long Journey
News: Naam
He wore a long light-brown garment that draped down to his knees fastened with what looked like gold buttons. In the background stood a large mango tree bathed in raindrops. Three musicians–a tanpura and tabla player, and a male vocalist performed a raag. Rain, music and mangoes.
News: Sikhism by Janet Lant
Sikhs don't waste time spreading Sikhism like other religions do because, one does not give away diamonds. I am lucky I came across this True Diamond, I only hope I have the IQ it takes to follow the Super Advanced Spiritual Teachings of the "Lights that Dispel the Darkness, our Gurus".
News: Sikhs refresh old memories
The dozens of male and female Sikh Yatrees from London-UK, India and Canada visited their native houses in Sialkot and surrounding areas amid tight security to refresh their pre-partition memories. They also met with their old friends and their children and distributed sweets and exchanged gifts with them.
News: NRI girl Honored for giving free basketball lessons
They say home is where the heart is. Driven by passion and give back to her roots, a 23-year-old Punjabi NRI girl from the US has taken it upon her to enhance and polish the skills of Punjabi youth in basketball.
News: Sikh Blockbuster Movie coming soon to Theatres
"Martyrs" is the second documentary created by Jagmeet Singh Samundri, after his awarding winning documentary called ‘Rise of The Khalsa’. Martyrs, the movie, is going to open doors to a new way of Cinema in India.
News: Sikh community gives back to society
EVEN as they gathered together to celebrate their close-knit community, the Malaysian Punjabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MPCCI) last night gave back to the less privileged in our society.
News: 18 Sikh regiment conduct Football Coaching at Patsoi
18 SIKH made a contribution to the organization and conduct of football coaching camp at the location of Patsoi Taomang Rising Club in Patsoi village.
News: An Effort to Foster Tolerance in Religion
A Rhodes scholar with a doctorate in the sociology of religion from Oxford University, he has four honorary degrees. His autobiography is required freshman reading on 11 college campuses. He runs a nonprofit organization with 31 employees and a budget of $4 million, and he was tapped by the White House as a key architect of an April initiative by President Obama.
News: Secrets of a great-grandad’s swift skinny legs
How many 100-year-olds do you know, running marathons for charity to help premature babies? It is a case of the oldest for the youngest. And a brain behind an idea like that would have to be really bindaas.
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