Browsing Tag: News

News: Book Review of "Life of a Gurmukh: Sant Teja Singh"

Years of strenuous research to dig up scattered archival materials.

Hardev Singh Virk

Dr. Hardev Singh writes on science and religion.

News: I See God Inside of Everyone

...It is through this lens that I try to remember how Guru Nanak traveled the world inspiring ALL who he came in contact with.

Gurumustuk Singh Khalsa

Founder & Former CEO SikhNet.com - The oldest & largest Sikh web service & organization serving over 7 millions users from around the world

News: Tan Dhesi's Sikh war memorial campaign gains 'overwhelming' support

He says the support received from MPs including MP for Beaconsfield Dominic Grieve and Windsor MP Adam Afriyie has been ‘overwhelming’ and said to get even 100 signatures in Parliament would have been ‘quite something’.

News: Book Review: "Revisiting India's Partition"

"Divided Hearts and a Lack of Healing Continue After Seven Decades"

Dr. Bhai Harbans Lal

Dr. (Bhai) Harbans Lal is a distinguished Pharmacologist and a recognized scholar of Sikhism. Professor Lal has been published in all the major Sikh journals. His present interests lie in promoting Sikh Studies in North America.

News: OPINION: The Scarred Night Of Kashmir: 19th Jan. 1990

In these vague images, is ensconced a picture which time and again resurfaces,

News: Sikhi & Sindhis

Author's Research into fascinating aspect of Sindhis' reverance to Guru Nanak.

Inderjeet Singh

The author is based in Nottingham, UK and is passionate about Punjab and Sikh history. He is member of Institute of Sikh Studies, Chandigarh and regularly writes for them and Sikhnet.

News: "Allow women to do Kirtan Seva at Harmandir Sahib"

Sikhism stands for equality. Guru Nanak Dev Ji, spoke up for gender equality...

News: Fear of Death?

Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest is what dies inside us while we live - Buddha

Jasbir Singh

My interest is in learning-following instructions in SGG for living a happy life and share the same passionately with youth.

News: 1984: India's Guilty Secret

When 8,000 citizens in the world's largest democracy are murdered in a government-orchestrated genocidal massacre in just four days, how is it possible for the guilty to evade justice?