Thousands of devotees from all over the country flocked to this remote region...
News: Colourful Baisakhi in the Himalayan Region.
News: Towards a Sikh Civil Rights Agenda.
Cultural pluralism will occur when Canadians or Americans see the Sikh kirpan as not something foreign...
News: Selma CA Sikhs celebrate 309th anniversary.
Selma became a little more colorful Sunday as thousands of Sikhs dressed in traditional Indian clothing walked through the streets to celebrate the 309th anniversary of their religion...
News: Sikhs appeal American Government to help rebuild the Sikh Shrine in Baghdad.
U.S. Sikh leader Dr. Rajwant Singh met Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and requested him to rebuild the Sikh shrine in Baghdad which was destroyed by extremists, three years ago...
News: Sikh Charity Bike Ride
Sikh youth along with people from other faiths are to take part in the ninth annual Sikh Charity Bike Ride to raise funds for local charities and celebrate Vaisakhi!
News: Big Apple Gurdwara Completes Turban Tying Event with Daughters Of The Khalsa
The day before Baisakhi the bustle of 300 boys and men tying their turbans At the Queens NY Makhan Shah Labana Gurdwara was upstaged by 13 girls in their beautiful turbans...
News: Sikh Art Galleries on the Web
Don't think only of the Sikh artists you already know, but take a look around and notice all the new Sikh artists who are beginning to put their artwork up on the Web
News: Cherdi Kala at Hola Mahala
Never have I seen as big a group embodying the Cherdi Kala spirit as I did in Anandpur Sahib on Hola Mahala
Video: Sin, Guilt, Heaven & Hell
Here is one topic which I think is a great one for us all to think about. I have found that even within the Sikh lifestyle many people have adopted the mentality of "guilt and sin". In the following video interview Guruka Singh shares his thoughts on the topic of Sin, Guilt, Heaven and Hell.
Video: Humbleness and Wearing Jewelry
SSS Harbhajan Singh Khalsa Yogiji answers questions from Sikh Youth - In this video the question relates to wearing bana and jewelry as a Sikh having to do with humbleness.
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