Historians, political figures, philosophers, and scholars speak about Sikhism and the Siri Guru Granth Sahib.
News: Sikhs Through Others' Eyes
News: First Punjabi-American Mayor in Yuba City Ca.
Kash Gill sworn in; East Indians celebrate
News: The Partition of India in 1947
A first-person account by Kuldip Singh Neelam
News: RAF Museum to premiere ‘Flying Sikhs’
The latest documentary from Navdeep Kandola tells the largely untold story of Sikh fighter pilots. The Royal Air Force Museum presents an exclusive opportunity to view a brand new documentary on Sikh fighter pilots on Sunday 22rd November at 2pm.
News: Can We Actually Translate Gurbani into Other Languages?
Gurbani points to a Creator that is beyond personality, but we are always referring to a “Him”. Even using the word “God” is limiting.
News: User Driven Siri Guru Granth Sahib Online Dictionary Launched
This resource is intended to evolve into a complete dictionary of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib in English. Anyone can add and edit this dictionary so come and participate.
News: Sikhs add their voice in fight against Climate Change, UN Head calls a 'Moral issue'
Sikh Environmental activists were among 200 leaders from the world's major religious faiths including Hindus and Sikhs gathered at Windsor Castle, near London, for a three-day conference
News: SikhNet Radio for iPhone/iPod/iPad
Now you can easily listen to SikhNet Radio, including live Gurdwara audio broadcasts from all over the world, anytime and anywhere you go.
Guruka Singh Khalsa
Guruka Singh Khalsa is the founder of the SikhNet bulletin board system and widely known for his popular YouTube Videos
News: Artist Gurleen Kaur's Painting on the 1984 Massacre
The artist, Gurleen Kaur, lived through the holocaust in Delhi. Living through those days of 1984 was an experience nobody can forget. The painting was originally painted immediately after the massacre by her as a student artist.
News: Utah girl's pierced nose: US-Indian culture clash
To 12-year-old Suzannah Pabla, piercing her nose was a way to connect with her roots in India. To Suzannah's school, it was a dress-code violation worthy of a suspension.
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