On 14 February, S jarnail Singh Ji, thejournalist who spread awareness about 1984 Sikh Riots world wide, addressed the media at Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha in Afzalgunj Hyderabad.
News: Jarnail Singh Releases his book on 1984
News: Baba Sewa Singh, a modest man..
The more trees you plant the fresher the air will be. The environment will remain clean.
News: Books on Sikh Gurus in English , Punjabi and Hindi Released Online
Lots of books on lives and teachings of Sikh Gurus have been released online in Hindi, English and Punjabi .
News: Bhai Harbans Singh ji visits Seattle
Bhai Harbans Singh ji was born in 1940 at village Jagadhri. When he was 40 days old his family took him to seek the blessings of Baba Nand Singh ji.
Sarab Singh
I write poetry and am the editor and publisher of the "India-USA Punjabi English Magazine"
News: Sikhs face problems in naming kids in Europe
Sikhs settled in some of the European countries especially Holland, Belgium and Italy are now facing a new problem with regard to the naming of their children.
News: Scholarship Opportunity for USA East Coast Sikh Students
The Sikh Youth Scholarship aims to assist Sikh students on their path to academic success. We believe students with strong educational backgrounds have the potential to maintain their Sikh identity and become positive role models within our community.
News: Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale
We remember Sant Ji on the anniversary of his birthday. He would have been 62 years old on 12 February.
News: Dr. Anarkali Kaur Honaryar: Afghanistan's Sikh Heroine
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: 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
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