A Little Revolution - A Story of Suicides and Dreams, follows the remarkable journey of filmmaker Harpreet Kaur, who travels from the rural villages of Panjab to the capital of India with children of farmers, who've committed suicide. She confronts Sharad Pawar, the minister of agriculture, with the hope that he and his government will understand the effects of their policies and avail the opportunity to help these children.
Video: Green Gold - Documentary by John D. Liu
"It's possible to rehabilitate large-scale damaged ecosystems." This documentary shows in vivid detail how human beings can care for and restore vast swaths of the ecology that have been damaged by human activity.
News: 'Sikh Family Camp' in Australasia
Initially called 'Sikh youth camp' ('naujawan samelan'), they are now mostly called and are, 'Sikh family camp' ('pervarak samelan').
Dya Singh (Australia)
Dya Singh is a deeply heartfelt master musical interpreter of traditional Sikh hymns (shabads)
News: The Great Defenders
[PHOTOS] History of Punjab, from the perspective of historians of the bygone era, is the only way to keep reminding us of the great frontier it once was.
News: Disabilities Within the Asian Culture
Yet we seem to be so embarrassed if our child is deemed different in society. We never seem to openly admit that our child has a disability, which is nobody’s fault.
News: Martyrs Unearthed in Punjab
The excavation work at a well in Ajnala near Amritsar, in which 282 Indian soldiers were thrown into on August 1, 1857, on Saturday threw up the remains of around 100 martyrs.
News: Abandoned Sikh Youth Reunites With Uncle After 20 Years
Joy of 21-year-old Vir Singh, abandoned by his father, knew no bounds when he reunited with his paternal uncle after a gap of about 20 years here.
News: Turbans Now Allowed in Soccer Internationally
After 20 months of observation, FIFA determined the risks of sport injuries from turbans, hijabs and kippas were not significant and did not justify a ban.
News: California Punjabi Sikhs Love Kabaddi
Kabaddi — a sport without a ball or protective gear or any rule against holding your opponent upside down and moving him in the manner of a salt shaker — is popular in California where there are large Punjabi populations.
News: Singapore Sikh Awarded for Volunteer Service
Surjan Singh received the Ministry of Social and Family Development Volunteers Awards for helping some 60 boys, mostly involved in petty crimes such as theft.
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