Pure Gold Leaf, Semi-Precious Stones, diamond embelishments and vegetable colours were used in making this unique work of art.
News: Precious Tanjore Painting to be installed at Takhat Sri Hazur Sahib
News: Interfaith or Interknowledge (OP-ED)
Much is being made of ‘interfaith conferences’ in which representatives of different religious traditions, particularly major religious leaders, like heads of states, are brought together on a common platform.
News: Anniversary of the installation of the Adi Granth in 1604
Sikhs celebrate the 405th anniversary of the first installation of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib, before the ninth Guru Teg Bahadur Ji’s writings were added
News: Austrians! The Indian Market Beckons
A new word has been coined in India – "edupreneur." Indeed, in India, it is edupreneurs who have created the vast pool of software engineers of which this country now boasts.
News: Bangkok's Surprising Touch of India
In more recent times, Tamils and Gujaratis migrated to Thailand in the late 1800s, trading in gems and textiles. Large-scale modern migration from northwest India began in the 1890s, followed by a wave of Sikhs...
News: Gurbani Kirtan by "Soul Brides of Our Beloved Guru"
In their deeply meditative Kirtan they represent the universal human soul, longing for union with the Beloved Lord, the One Creator.
News: Ego, Guru, Guide
God is nothing but your own inner consciousness. Now I will agree with you that you cannot always feel God, but that is because you think that you are separate from God.
News: Another year of success for Sikh school students
Students from the Guru Gobind Singh Khalsa College in Chigwell, UK are celebrating today (Thursday August 27) after another good round of GCSE results.
News: His beard alone is taller than you are!
At 7 feet, 8-plus inches, Sarwan Singh's beard is quite a sight to behold.
News: Among Young Sikhs, Expressions of Faith Mixing Two Worlds
Using e-mail, social networking and old-fashioned word-of-mouth, Pritpal Singh Kochhar put together the initial 15 members of the Manhattan Sikh Association. In October 2007, it held the first diwan in Battery Park City, drawing about 50 people.
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