She fights for women's rights in a society that remains staunchly patriarchal, and where many of her gender still breathe beneath their veils.
News: Dr. Anarkali Kaur Honaryar: Afghanistan's Sikh Heroine
News: I'm Down With You
Blessings come in many shapes and forms. Jagatjoti Singh is a man who has become very aware of this and has developed a way to share his insight with a new book and Web site in which children with Down's syndrome are celebrated through amazing photography.
News: Mai Bhago
When forty Sikhs deserted Guru Gobind Singh jee during a Moghul siege, it was chiefly Mai Bhago who rallied them to re-seek the sanctuary of the Guru. This story is a first-hand account of the wife of one of those forty Sikhs
News: Master Weapon Maker designs affordable Artisan Kirpan
Jot Singh Khalsa is a master. His handmade weapons are prized all over the world. But he has always longed to make a kirpan that could be available to everyone.
Guruka Singh Khalsa
Guruka Singh Khalsa is the founder of the SikhNet bulletin board system and widely known for his popular YouTube Videos
News: The Slippery Slope of Religious Symbols in France
Since 2004, head scarves and other signs of religious affiliation have been banned from public schools by a government determined to enforce France’s tradition of strict secularism...
News: Woolwich One-Day Sikhi Camp Photos
The one-day camp included talks, Q&A, arts and crafts, dastaar tying, gatka, and learning keertan.
News: Is Sikhi Being Wasted on Sikhs?
As a Sikh permanently settled in Switzerland and observing events affecting Sikhs in India and elsewhere, I wonder more and more whether the Sikhs of today are really fit for Sikhism.
News: Book Review: A Lion's Mane
Rarely do I come across a book that strikes a balance of being both educational and inspiring...this is what I found in A Lion’s Mane by Navjot Kaur.
News: Sikhs should Familiarize Themselves with Olympic Kirpan Policy
It is important that all Sikh spectators at the Olympics who wear the kirpan strictly abide by the guidelines.
News: Artisans keep copper bas-relief art alive in Amritsar
Several ancient art forms such as copper relief art are on the verge of extinction in the country, but a few artisans in Amritsar have preserved this ancient form.
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