Browsing Tag: News

News: Sexual Abuse in the Sikh Community

There will be consequences - The Khalsa Panth can not continue to stay silent while so many of its own are being brutalized.

Kaur Life

It is infused with gurmat and tailored for young Kaurs (Sikh women). Kaur Life hopes to be a space where Kaurs can express their ideas, share stories, and learn more about their Sikh culture to empower themselves.

News: SikhNet's 2017 Annual Report

Today SikhNet has posted our 2017 Annual Report Online

News: Yuba City names first Sikh woman as mayor in country

Preet Didbal to be sworn as mayor on Dec. 5

News: ANNOUNCEMENT: SikhNet Rolls Out NEW Youth Forum

Have you been to the NEW Youth Q&A Forum yet? You are invited to ask, answer and rate the best answers!

Guruka Singh Khalsa

Guruka Singh Khalsa is the founder of the SikhNet bulletin board system and widely known for his popular YouTube Videos

News: Revisiting Martyrdom Of Guru Tegh Bahadur

Using Non Sikh sources, writer sheds light on the prevailing circumstances surrounding the Guru's Martyrdom

Inderjeet Singh

The author is based in Nottingham, UK and is passionate about Punjab and Sikh history. He is member of Institute of Sikh Studies, Chandigarh and regularly writes for them and Sikhnet.

News: Why is our community so JUDGY?

We are the ones who are negative and judgmental. Not them.

Christine Kaur

Christine Kaur started blogging as an outlet to express the trials of relationships of second generation western born Sikhs like herself.

News: The Superb Martyr - Bhai Mani Singh Ji

His name has a special place in the Sikh history as he sacrificed his life for the Sikhs.

Sawan Singh Gogia

I do not profess to be a writer or a scholar. It is all with the grace of God that I have been able to write 10 books

News: "Guru Tegh Bahadur's Time" ~ New Painting Released

'Guru Tegh Bahadur's Time' - new painting by Kanwar Singh which commemorates the legacy of Guru Tegh Bahadur ji

News: Chicago Sikh Community Served Thanksgiving Meals at local Salvation Army

“Once you start doing this SEWA, you realize how blessed we are, that we have food on our tables at home. Many of these homeless or needy people bring their family and kids along with them who otherwise may not be able to afford a hot traditional meal and holiday celebration. People from many other faiths also joined in this volunteer service,"